Canon stories
Rural schools in the North Island are being given a helping hand to keep up with technology and match the education standards of their city-bred counterparts.
Canon celebrates production of 70 million EOS-series cameras as demand for digital SLR cameras continues to rise.
As the ANZ inkjet printer market continues to expand, production printer shipments record double-digital growth during Q2 of this year.
Canon NZ appoints Yusuke Mizoguchi as new MD, aiming to bolster market position and enhance customer services, succeeding Mike Johnston.
Canon New Zealand ushers in Yusuke Mizoguchi as the new MD, aiming to enhance market presence and continue the legacy of outgoing boss Mike Johnston.
NZ printer market sees $55M in Q2 2011, with an 8% rise by 2014 driven by inkjets, despite the digital shift and tablet impacts.
Canon secures a pivotal contract to modernise the Maori Trustee's print and imaging infrastructure, heralding a new era of efficiency.
Canon warns of looming product shortages across NZ and Australia due to the impact of a recent earthquake in Japan.
Digital camera sales decline due to market saturation and financial crisis; IDC projects a 2010 rebound driven by economic recovery and emerging markets.
Canon New Zealand has appointed Kieran Hoolihan to the role of Product Manager - Technical Print Specialist, Consumer Imaging.
Analyst group IDC claims the growth was largely attributed to heavy price and bundling promotions particularly within the entry level segment.
OpenText unveils a new software to digitise paper documents, reducing reliance on paper-based processes and integrating seamlessly with Microsoft SharePoint.
Canon boosts UK imaging market, appointing Ingram Micro, Dove Electronics, and Croxley as authorised distributors.
Canon warns of looming product shortages in NZ and Australia due to Japan earthquake, affecting cameras and accessories until Q3.
Bill Bain to head up the Business Imaging Group as Canon enters one of its biggest years to date in the business imaging market.
Canon marks 20 years in New Zealand, with Country Manager Mike Johnston lauding the Kiwi embrace of new technology and praising the crucial role of staff.
