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Sharp’s Dino Pagliarello, Tony Yoshimura, and Mark Myers have been named 2025 ENX Difference Makers.

Sharp’s BP Series multifunction printers have earned Security Validation from Keypoint Intelligence, confirming their robust protection against modern threats and reinforcing confidence in secure, efficient document management.

The PN-LC Series AQUOS BOARD® collaboration displays are next-generation interactive displays designed to enhance collaboration, productivity, and engagement in business meetings, classrooms, and corporate environments.

Moonsun Park, CFO of Sharp Electronics Corporation, reflects on founding the WISE and EMPower mentorship programs to foster career growth and community at Sharp, explaining that mentorship is her way of giving back, inspired by the support she’s received from mentors throughout her career.

AI is rapidly transforming office technology by enhancing productivity, security, and workflow efficiency across devices and platforms, with Vince Jannelli of Sharp highlighting how AI-driven scanning automatically balances image quality and file size for seamless document distribution.

Direct-view LED (DVLED) is anticipated to see broader deployment and increased demand. While it may not surpass other technologies like LCD in terms of size, it will continue to be a dominant force in the market.

Sharp's newest innovation offers seamless integration, user-friendly functionality and impactful imaging.

Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) announced its new All-In-One Direct View LED displays. The LD-AF Series is available in two sizes —138? and 165” — and promises a hassle-free installation process, with set up possible in as little as two hours and no special training required. The series is designed for use in classrooms, conference rooms and meeting spaces.

In a digital-first world, Heather Fudger of Sharp outlines six key reasons printers remain vital for universities—supporting coursework, creativity, and campus life with high-volume, high-quality outputs that screens alone can’t deliver.

Sharp’s Rich McPherson and Ryan Pitterle explain how choosing a high-lumen, high-resolution projector—like 4K UHD—can elevate golf simulation with vivid, lifelike visuals that stand out, even in ambient light.