Imaging Channel :A Toast to Vyomesh Joshi’s Retirement Party

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4/3/2012
Sponsors Transform 2012 | Orlando, FL | May 24 – 25 Total Managed Print™ from OKI Big Data? It Will Have a Big Impact on Your Business! At a recent M2M Consortium meeting in Japan, “Big Data” was a major talking point. The McKinsey Global Institute has projected that the Big Data industry in the USA will be worth more than $64 billion and could potentially add more than 1.5 million jobs for workers with the right skill set. So how is all of this Big Data going to affect our industry? More My Toast at VJ’s Retirement Party Gary Peterson, president of Gap Intelligence gave a toast at IPG’s Executive Vice President Vyomesh Joshi’s (VJ) retirement party. With some history and humor, Peterson toasted HP’s past leadership and initiatives, HP’s new leadership and future, and Joshi saying, “Starting in 1980 as a research engineer, VJ’s steadfast vision and passion for his products should place his career at HP in the same breath as Steve Jobs (yes, I said it). He will be missed.” More Blogs Adding a New Revenue Stream With Scan to Cloud Looking at MPS nowadays is kind of like Darwin at the Galapagos Islands: There’s change going on everywhere, and providers are being squeezed to expand their businesses and evolve. Those who are flexible and can change with the times succeed; those who can’t are dying out. It’s scary but true. Those who are succeeding are using new selling methods and combining these with new, complementary products and services to expand their reach downstream and midmarket. One solution many are turning to is the cloud. Big Data – It’s Full of Stars … The industry has certainly gone through some changes throughout the past few years. So what’s the next big thing? The answer, Greg Walers says, is data, “Big Data” – really big data. And once you open a portal to Big Data – through business intelligence and machine-to-machine communications – the sky is no longer the limit. View all Blogs Product Profiles Toshiba e-Studio206L, 256 and 306 Toshiba has refreshed the lower tier of its A3 workgroup monochrome MFP products with the launch of the e-Studio206L, 256 and 306, which replace the e-Studio205SE, 255SE and 305SE, respectively. The new machines like their predecessors employ the same print and copy engine that debuted in the e-Studio205, 255 and 305 released in 2009. Although Toshiba’s latest machines do not use a new generation of technology, they do offer such key improvements as the ability to print or scan from a USB drive and on-the-fly toner and paper replenishment along with a new 9-inch color LCD touch screen. More View all Product Profiles

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