In the 2000 film, “The Family Man,” Nicolas Cage’s character, Jack Campbell, finds himself in an alternate universe. In it, he tries (among other things) to win his way into a job with a Wall Street M&A firm, P.K. Lassiter. In “real” life, Campbell is the president of P.K. Read More

To err is human, but there is no forgiveness for users whose repository of information is flawed. Content management explodes on the launching pad when content fidelity is compromised. Fortunately, there is a wealth of solutions that can ensure optimal confidence in the Read More

It didn’t take long for the other shoe to drop. Fujifilm Holdings has taken Xerox to court, seeking more than $1 billion in damages for a breach of contract after the Norwalk, CT-based manufacturer announced it would no longer pursue the proposed merger between Xerox and Fuji Read More

OK, so we’ve just about hit the midway point of 2018, as incredible as it may seem. Time to focus on following through with those business plans and plow through the third quarter with a vengeance prior to the holiday season. And perhaps, just maybe, it might be time to revisit Read More

Brian Frank had a pretty good idea of what the future would look like for the office technology dealer universe, and the president of Graphic Enterprises Office Solutions wanted to play a big role in shaping that future for his company by following an M&A path to growth. Read More

Creating a work atmosphere based on trust and autonomy can be difficult to achieve. It requires a degree of faith on the behalf of management, and assembling a team of employees who are like-minded when it comes to the goals of the dealership. But Sam Stone wouldn’t have it any Read More

Last month, Sharp Electronics Corp. announced that Mike Marusic would take the helm as president and CEO of Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA). He replaced Doug Albregts, who left the company to take an executive vice president role at Las Vegas-based Read More

Looking back, it’s probably safe to say that Danielle Wolowitz did not have concrete career plans while attending a Catholic university in northern New Jersey. She didn’t know what she wanted to do, but in a sense, she knew what she wanted to be…happy and successful. Her family Read More

In conjunction with this month’s state of the industry focus on ECM, document capture and related software, we asked our panel of software vendor experts to chart out how they envision the evolution of these tools in the short-term future. In addition, the esteemed roster of Read More

Sometimes, it is the back story of an individual’s career that can truly portend his or her future. That is certainly the case with Art Post, a 35-plus year sales veteran of the office technology space and the CEO of the Print4Pay (P4P) Hotel, a knowledge-sharing repository for Read More

Given the multitude of software solutions related to ECM and document capture on the market, it’s easy to forget that many of the industry’s leading OEMs have document-management tools of their own that integrate effectively with many of the most-commonly-used systems. We’ve Read More

HP’s acquisition of Samsung’s Print business was completed in November 2017 and the shape and direction of HP’s entry into the A3 space is becoming clearer. HP executives made their goal clear from the outset: the Palo Alto, CA-based OEM was keen on taking a big chunk out of the Read More

In the aftermath of seeing the $6.1 billion combination between Xerox and Fuji Xerox nixed by Xerox, Fujifilm Holdings executives indicated during an earnings briefing that it plans to sue the Norwalk, CT-based manufacturer, Reuters reported. “We are currently in talks with Read More

When bouncing along the road, attending the multitude of manufacturer-hosted dealer events, you’re bound to bump into a multitude of familiar faces. But for dealers to truly get the full, unabridged diet of manufacturers, suppliers and purveyors of office technology in an Read More

When it comes to being selfless, one would be hard-pressed to find a more shining example than Ray Belanger. Kind and unassuming, the president of Rockland, MA-based Bay Copy would rather tout the performances of his team members as opposed to seeking the limelight for himsel Read More