The Smart Guide to the Office-Imaging Industry
The new model joins the Epson SureColor T-Series line of wide-format printers, and is rated to produce A1/D-size prints as fast as 22 seconds, making it suitable for managing blueprints, charts, posters, and more.
Canon Inc. is continuing to target third-party toner cartridges that it says infringe on its patents, with the firm announcing...
DocuWare will operate as a standalone subsidiary of Ricoh and Ricoh says it’s committed to maintaining and growing the DocuWare partner program.
The new agreement marks just one of many Memjet partnerships, with other Memjet partners including Konica Minolta, Canon Inc., and HP Inc.
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Interestingly, both of Ninestar’s key acquisitions – Static Control and Lexmark – had been involved in sprawling litigation for many years.
According to Bloomberg, the United States may be willing to suspend the next round of tariffs on an additional $300...
he location showcases Epson printing solutions and applications, including the Epson professional printing portfolio of dye-sublimation, signage, photography, and direct-to-garment printing solutions.
The firm says the Baltoro is the industry’s only entry-level cut-sheet press that provides automated intelligence and true HD image quality.
The acquisition is said to continue HP’s focus on providing industry-leading solutions to customers and commercial printers using HP presses, HP Indigo, and HP PageWide Industrial printing systems.
TAIGER’s AI-based software is said to employ human-like logic to automatically read, understand, and extract information from documents, providing accuracy of 90 percent and above.
Blockchain technology is designed to protect documents and images and enable “unhackable” public records
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“The differentiation between the two portfolios is going to stay fairly high.”
As with many office-imaging vendors, Ricoh Company of Japan is actively seeking to diversify from office-imaging and printing into new markets.
“U.S. consumers, not China, pay the price for tariffs – what more proof does the White House need?”
Sustainable Impact programs resulted in more than $972 million dollars of new revenue for HP in 2018, a 35 percent year-over-year increase.
The award reflects Epson’s decision in about 2008 – at about the time consumers began transitioning away from home printers, due to the influence of both smartphones and the Great Recession – to move into office printing and imaging.
