This Week in Imaging: Too Late for the Office-Inkjet Bandwagon?
HP for its part, has hedged its bets with toner and ink, offering both HP LaserJet and Samsung toner-based copiers, and PageWide inkjet copiers.
Category: Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta Breaks Ground on Campus Expansion in New Jersey
“Konica Minolta, has reached a special milestone, fueled by our continued growth in the imaging sector.”
This Week in Imaging: A Closer Look at HP’s Proposed Acquisition of Apogee
The big news this week was HP Inc.’s announcement that it’s seeking to purchase U.K.-based Apogee Corporation, which is said......
A Closer Look at Konica Minolta’s Acquisition of MWA Intelligence
“The whole concept of the Workplace of the Future is that customers will consume in a manner similar to music or games via paid-for services.”
Konica Minolta Reports Latest Financial Results
In Konica Minolta’s office-products business unit, sales of monochrome A3 copier/MFPs declined year-over-year, but sales of color models “grew considerably,” resulting in an overall increase.
This Week in Imaging: A Closer Look at Printer/MFP Security
With news about serious security breaches steadily streaming across our desktops, the importance of cyber security continues to increase more......
Konica Minolta Investing in Biometric User-Authentication Solution for Business
The Nymi wearable device comes operates by biometrically verifying its user.
This Week in Imaging: There’s Gold in those Temporary (Transactional) Documents
This week, we visited the folks at Lexmark International at their offices in the Big Apple, and were reminded (yet......
Konica Minolta Reports Results for Fiscal Year
In the company’s Office Business group, in addition to strong sales of color copier/MFPs in North America, sales in China grew significantly.
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Shareholders Should Vote on Fujifilm Deal; Industry Financials; More
Amid all the back-and-forth on the proposed Xerox-Fujifilm deal between the Xerox Board of Directors and Carl Icahn and Darwin......
Konica Minolta Brings Artificial Intelligence Platform to Workplace Hub
Back in March 2017, Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. introduced an intriguing new product called “Workplace Hub,” which it explained is designed to unify all of an enterprise’s technology – such as data storage, IT administration, and user collaboration . . .
This Week in Imaging: What’s Next for Xerox? Plus, Ricoh, Epson, EFI Financials, More
A private-equity deal may also be in the works: on May 2nd Reuters reported that buy-out firm Appollo Global is approaching Xerox with possible acquisition in mind. Meanwhile, Fujifilm said it will appeal the court order blocking the deal.
Konica Minolta Consolidating Operations in New Jersey
Commercial Property Executive reports that Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. is consolidating its U.S. operations into a single campus, starting......
This Week in Imaging: There’s Gold in Those Printers – Literally and Figuratively
Those who can establish a stronger printer foothold should then be able to leverage this into a strong advantage later on.
Konica Minolta Expected to See Strong Printer Demand in China
Konica Minolta is also expected to benefit from lower costs this fiscal year, as its spending for employee-retirement benefits and warehouse reorganization “is likely to drop off.”
Kyocera Enters High-Speed Inkjet Production-Printer Market with New TASKalfa Pro 15000c
With print speeds of up to 150 ppm in A4 mode (146 ppm in Letter-size mode), regardless of media type, the firm says that this full-color production inkjet printer is ideally suited for print service providers (PSPs) and customers looking to run medium to large volume print jobs in-house at an attractive price point.
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