Editors Blog

Editor’s note: The following statement was posted to the Lexmark website on June 22 in response to the Department of Homeland Security’s import ban on goods manufactured Read More

There’s little doubt that Clark Bugg represents everything that we love about Kentucky and its reputation for congenial folks who make you feel right at home. The easygoing, Mountain Dew-swigging Read More

Much credence for success in the business world has been attributed to “who you know”; e.g., leveraging relationships to get ahead. Every now and then, we’re reminded that “what you know” likely Read More

While the pandemic may be an unpleasant memory, the damage left in its wake continues to provide an opportunity for office technology dealers that serve particular business verticals. Many of the Read More

One of the common denominators among millennials who have embarked upon a career in information technology is a passion early in life for video games. Whether it’s the Atari 2600, the Nintendo Read More

We’ve all heard it before, and Larry White is well aware of the talk track. The topic in question is the notion that the OEM pool is simply too big to support the office technology reseller Read More

In his early days, David Lynch was a hockey player, which makes a lot of sense. He has the steely gaze and square jaw of a punishing defenseman who could clear the net front and mix things up Read More

Former two-time Secretary of State Donald Rumsfeld once delivered a speech about the “unknown unknowns” in addressing Iraq and its purported link to weapons of mass destruction. The quote, Read More

Canon U.S.A. Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, announced the launch of six new models in the Arizona 1300 flatbed printer series, the 1340/1360/1380 GTF and 1340/1360/1380 XTF, Read More

When it comes to industry knowledge, Joe Reeves has few peers. The top executive of Smile Business Products in Sacramento, California, has logged 44 years in the industry and has forged solid Read More

Katie Wagner’s professional career path had been set even before she obtained her degree from Western Michigan University. She was going to be a teacher. It was 2005, and it seems a lot of people Read More

By his own admission, Thomas Chacko has never been one to focus on titles. Rather, it is his approach to tasks, projects and people—an unwavering resolve based on accountability, respect and Read More