Lexmark, Konica Minolta, Others Issue Directives Concerning Coronavirus
First there were U.S. tariffs on printers and copiers made in China; now office-equipment companies face the challenge of the......
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This Week in Imaging: Printing Moving to Transactional Documents
While office print volumes continue to gradually decline, one thing that probably won’t decline any time soon is transactional printing....
Printer Consumables Receive One-Year U.S. Tariff Exemption
The move followed China’s recent exemption of many U.S. items imported into China.
This Week in Imaging: Two Surprises this Week
This week, we saw two surprising new developments involving Clover and Xerox.
Kyocera Warns Dealers Tariffs May Result in Price Increases
A new U.S. 15-percent tariff went into effect earlier this month, with the new tariff imposed not just on Kyocera copier/MFPs and printers made in China, but on other vendors’ equipment made in China.
New Tariffs Now in Effect
“Adjusting supply chains and other necessary changes could cost the company (Kyocera) tens of millions of dollars.”
Global Printer/Copier Market Slows in Second Quarter
However, ink-tank inkjet printer/All-in-Ones enjoyed positive year-over-year growth of 3.4 percent in unit shipments.
This Week in Imaging: Who Says this Industry is Boring?
And what summer doldrums and “slow news”? This past two weeks has been full of drama in the printer/copier industry...
Kyocera Shifting Some Copier/MFP Production to Vietnam to Avoid Tariffs
Back in June 2018, Kyocera had announced that it’s building a third factory in Vietnam in order to increase production capacity for its copier/MFPs and printers.
Sales, Profits Slip for Kyocera’s First Quarter
On August 2nd, Kyocera Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, results for its first quarter (April 1 to June 30, 2019). Sales...
Kyocera Introduces New Global Corporate Branding
On April 9th, Kyocera Document Solutions of Japan announced a “refresh” of its global corporate brand identity.
This Week in Imaging: U.S. Delays Higher China Tariffs; HP Financials; Fujifilm Lawsuit; More
We’re sure many in the industry breathed a sigh of relief this week when President Trump announced that the United...
Sales Up, But Profits Down for Kyocera
Sales increased for the Electronic Devices Group and the Industrial & Automotive Components Group as well as for the Document Solutions Group, due in part to contributions from aggressive merger and acquisition activities.
Average 2018 Copier Sales Rep Said to Be $117,064
“External factors can make top candidates ready to consider their options in an afternoon. They may have a new sales manager they don’t like; the dealer switched their territory; their compensation changed; or they want to relocate.”
Kyocera Reports Record Sales for First Half
Kyocera said the gains were due to contributions from merger and acquisition activities and increases in sales generated by its Components Business and Document Solutions Group.
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