Lower Revenue, But Surging Profits at Konica Minolta
Company has also been approved for refunds for tariffs it paid under the U.S. Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
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This Week in Imaging: How HP and Xerox Are Using AI to Secure Their Office Printers and Copier/MFPs
From restricting scan destination fields, to automated content redaction, and quantum-resistant security algorithms, HP and Xerox are using AI to make today’s office printers and copier/MFPs more secure than ever.
Katun Arivia Copier/MFPs Now Compatible with inepro’s Spider RFID and Mobile User-Authentication Solutions
On May 13th, Katun, provider of Arivia copier/MFPs and OEM-equivalent printer/copier imaging supplies, announced that its Arivia MFPs are now......
Canon Shutting Down a Laser-Printer Production Facility Due to Slowing Demand
Nikkei-Asia has reported that Canon Inc. is shutting down a laser-printer production facility in the Philippines due to slow demand. ......
Ricoh Reports Upbeat Results for Full Year, But Lagging Fourth Quarter
On May 12th, Ricoh Company of Japan reported financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year…
Fujifilm Reports Record Revenue and Profit for Fiscal Year
But company warns of rising energy costs, says if crude oil prices remain at $100 per barrel, it estimates a negative impact on its operating profit of approximately of $19 to $25 million per quarter.
Sharp’s Profits Surge, But Smart Workplace Business Lags
For its current fiscal year, Sharp anticipates lower sales and profits amid external cost pressures and competitive headwinds.
Toshiba Tec Reports Declines and Loss for Year, but Sharp Improvement in Fourth Quarter
On May 11th, Toshiba Tec of Japan reported financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year, with both ended...
Brother Reports Record Highs for Revenue and Net Income, Strong Print-Business Sales
Brother Industries of Japan today reported financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year, with both ended on March......
This Week in Imaging: The Zero-Trust Printer and Why Viewing Printers as Appliances is a Dangerous Mistake
Zero Trust printing is a security model built on the foundational principle of “never trust, always verify”. Unlike traditional security that trusts any device once it’s inside the office firewall, Zero Trust assumes every print request, even from within the building, is a potential threat.
AI in the Workplace Is Reducing Costs, But Creating More Work
“Workforce reductions may create budget room, but they do not create return. Organizations that improve ROI are not those that eliminate the need for people…”
HP Settles Class-Action Shareholder Printer-Supplies Lawsuit
HP Inc. has agreed to a $39 million settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit alleging executives misled investors about printing......
Xerox Leadership Outlines Drive to Stabilize Revenue, Focus on High Growth Segments, More
Xerox reports some improvement in its first quarter, and aims to compete aggressively in high-growth entry and production-print markets, as well as pursue new OEM partnerships.
Epson Reports Impairment Charge for Fiery Acquisition, Revenue Up, Profit Down
Seiko Epson of Japan reported results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year, with both ending on March 31, 2026.......
Pantum Reports Sharp Declines for First-Quarter Revenue and Profit
Pantum Technology (formerly known as Ninestar), which is based in Zhuhai, China, reported a steep drop in revenue and profits for its first quarter…
This Week in Imaging: A Look at Current and Future Ground-Breaking AI Applications for the Office Copier/MFP
The humble office copier is being transformed from a merely passive device receiving commands to one that’s actively making decisions to keep information and itself secure, and to keep itself working, while also assisting users in making document workflows easier and more efficient.
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