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The new AI-powered Dynabook Tecra A45-M and A65-M business laptops are designed to improve productivity and performance for modern professionals handling demanding workloads such as video conferencing, multitasking, and AI-enabled applications.

A Color-Logic case study highlights how YellowDog, a digital design and print shop in Denver, leveraged the Sharp BP-1200S 6-color digital press, enhanced by specialty software, to expand creative capabilities and drive print success.

Dealers are increasingly leveraging distributors to streamline procurement, reduce supply chain costs, and handle logistics, while OEMs like Sharp focus on product innovation and value-added capabilities. Mike Marusic, president and CEO at Sharp, believes more print channel OEMs are realizing the value of the scale they provide.

SHARP dealer Image 2000 has built a resilient regional dealer business by diversifying beyond copiers into complementary services like water dispensing, VoIP, and mailing solutions, leveraging strong customer relationships, peer collaboration, and disciplined expansion to drive growth.

Dealers can scale managed IT services by partnering with specialized providers, a Sharp-backed approach that adds value without major investment or risk.

The American Co-Op conference brought dealers together to share best practices and growth strategies, with our CEO Mike Marusic delivering in-depth insight on market direction and dealer opportunities.

Millions of office toner cartridges are thrown away each year—most ending up in landfills—prompting a reminder around Earth Day for businesses to reduce waste by recycling through programs like Sharp’s Toner Recycling Program.

The Cannata Report examines how managed IT services are transforming the office technology industry, with companies like Sharp helping drive innovation through integrated workplace technology, cybersecurity, and digital transformation solutions.

Sharp's Dino Pagliarello talks about how innovation is not just about a specific product, but rather about how you show up in the market, how you position what you do,and how you support the people who trust you enough to buy from you.

Joe Reeves built Smile Business Products into a leading Sacramento dealership and longtime Sharp partner by applying peer-driven best practices, expanding into managed IT and production print, and leveraging insights from the American Co-Op.

Sharp’s large format displays deliver high-impact visuals and flexible functionality to enhance communication, collaboration, and engagement across a wide range of workplace environments.

A closer look at total cost of ownership reveals the often-overlooked expenses of printing, from supplies and service to energy and maintenance.

All Copy Products installs Sharp’s flagship BP1200S digital press at Pioneer Press, marking a major milestone that enhances production capabilities, color range, and efficiency for a leading Colorado print provider.

Sharp awards Precision Copy Products its highest AAA Platinum service rating, recognizing exceptional performance, customer support, and industry-leading service standards.

Pioneer Press partners with All Copy Products to install Sharp’s BP1200S, marking a major technology investment that enhances production capabilities, color range, and efficiency for modern print demands.

Pioneer Press becomes Colorado’s first full-service production print shop to install the Sharp BP1200S, marking a major milestone that expands capabilities and strengthens its partnership with All Copy Products.

Sharp Electronics Japan appoints Tetsuji “Ted” Kawamura as president and CEO, ushering in new leadership to drive the company’s next phase of global growth and innovation.

Discover five key considerations—from security to usability—that schools should evaluate when renewing a copier lease to ensure efficiency, cost control, and seamless classroom workflows.

DPS Magazine’s annual “Role Models” highlights top-performing vendors in the print and document technology space, including Sharp, for their innovative solutions and industry impact.

Sharp’s latest innovations in cloud-based platforms like Synappx are helping office technology dealers modernize their businesses through automation, remote device management, and smarter, data-driven service capabilities.

Industry manufacturers—including Sharp—are evaluating the implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling striking down certain tariffs, with uncertainty remaining around potential refunds and future trade policy changes.

Sharp’s Dino Pagliarello discusses the company’s bold production print expansion, highlighting new device innovations and digital embellishment capabilities designed to help dealers unlock growth and deliver higher-value print applications.