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COMPANY NEWS:  WatchGuard Technologies, a global leader in unified security, today announced that it has appointed Kyocera Australia as a second Platinum Partner in Australia and New Zealand.

Australia’s largest print-on-demand fulfiller, Prima PMI, has announced that it will deploy ten Ricoh 9500 production printers at its Melbourne facility.

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Brother International Australia has announced the next generation of its mobile A4 printer range, the 480g 26cm PJ-800 series, designed to allow mobile workforces to print anywhere they need. Example markets are emergency service workers, field service engineers, or mobile sales teams.

Canon has announced Kotaro Fukishima as its new managing director for Oceania from 1 April 2022, in a move that will continue to strengthen its innovation offering and broaden the services it offers to businesses and consumers across the region.

Epson's latest EcoTank printers – the ET-2811, ET-3800, ET-4800 and ET-4850 – are aimed at the home office.

GUEST RESEARCH: Nitro Software, a global document productivity software company accelerating digital transformation in organisations around the world, today released its 2022 Productivity Report, which explores how the pandemic has transformed productivity, workflows and digital initiatives, as well as the trends and technologies shaping work in 2022 and beyond.

With a clever, new and intuitive Smart Panel app that makes it incredibly easy to set up, monitor, print, scan and more using your EcoTank right from your smartphone or tablet, Epson's EcoTank printers have been the perfect pairing to the work and school from home lifestyle, and with 60 million sales now achieved, it's no surprise to see the Epson EcoTank rank No.1 worldwide!

Printer vendor Epson says it will continue to use its PrecisionCore inkjet technology in printers for home, enterprise, office, large format and industrial use.

Imaging specialist Lexmark has made improvements to its core Cloud Print Management (CPM) and Cloud Fleet Management (CFM) services.

Epson's move to sell a printer with up to two years of ink included in the box was a genius move that did see printers cost more upfront, but saved 160,000 tons of CO2, while also saving us tons of time and money.

Macquarie University has chosen office solutions provider Y Soft and integrated solutions and managed services provider Konica Minolta to manage 240 devices across the university, servicing 60,000 students.

New versions of Epson's popular all-in-one printers have arrived, with the XP-6000 and XP-8500 available now, and the XP-15000 arriving in December 2018.

Your favourite tech reseller is presumably set to let you know about Brother's range of products as the company offers resellers a chance at winning adrenaline-pumping thrilling rewards.

OKI Data Australia’s new Teriostar large format digital LED mono printers have now gone multifunction, and can also scan in colour or mono.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions is expanding its 3D printing business in the Australian market with the addition of more staff and resources to meet what it says is growing demand for its products and services.

HP's new PageWide, LaserJet and OfficeJet printers are impressive, and to further explain the technologies and breakthroughs to journalists, HP had four special showcases with more info. Here are those sessions on video in full.

On a quest to reinvent itself after splitting into two separate companies, HP’s new printers show there’s plenty of innovation driving the company, its products and its reinvention.

A joint initiative by government, industry and the National Science and Technology Centre, Questacon, has given students from secondary schools in three states experience with the cutting-edge of design technology.