HP’s All-In Plan – Capturing More of the Print Value Chain
For years, the printer and imaging folks at HP have pointed out the benefits of the contractual selling business model
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Author: John McIntyre
Ninestar: Printers and Politics Don’t Mix
On June 9, the U.S. banned imports from China’s Ninestar Corp. and eight of its China-based subsidiaries. The ban was
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Ricoh and Toshiba Tec to Merge MFP Development & Manufacturing
Years of declining unit placements and page counts in the printer and copier industry has predictably spawned speculation and interest
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Quarterly Reports — Print/Copy OEMs Cope With Worldwide COVID Megatrends
Two years in, it is apparent that the COVID-19 pandemic is already recognized as an inflection point in the worldwide
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PageWide Refresh, Whispers and Concerns
Following HP’s announcement that it was shuttering PageWide for the office, we decided to take a look back at HP’s
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Ode to HP’s Edgeline
Following HP’s announcement that it was shuttering PageWide for the office, we decided to take a look back at HP’s
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HP OfficeJet Pro X – The Holy Grail arrives
Following HP’s announcement that it was shuttering PageWide for the office, we decided to take a look back at HP’s
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Alas Poor Office PageWide, We Hardly Knew Ye
In the summer of 2021, HP stunned the industry, dropped the mic, and unceremoniously pulled the plug on its most
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One Versus Many: A Single-Line Dealer Deep Dive
It ain’t easy being a copier dealer these days – especially if you are a smaller operator. You may not
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