Friday, April 4, 2025
Industry Clicks on Biggest News Stories for July 2020
I share the 10 imaging supplies news stories that caught the most attention from our readers in July 2020.
Just A Minute
Famous Sports Star Says Reuse is the Better Way to Recycle
Famous sports star says reuse is the better way to recycle on a TV campaign promoting remanufactured cartridges with Australian cricket legend Mark Waugh.
Bike Courier Services Boom in China During Coronavirus
Bike courier services boom in China during the coronavirus and COVID-19 is delivering new opportunities but are westerners picking up?
Meeting the Market’s Changing Demands: SCC Responds
Meeting the market’s changing demands: David Gibbons talks with Static Control’s Juan Carlos Bonell on change and buyer demands.
Dealing with Printer Firmware Upgrades: Megain’s Wang Hua
Dealing with printer firmware upgrades: Megain's Wang Hua says everyone's aware of problems caused by printer firmware upgrades, but are there solutions?
Building an Exemplary Customer Experience
Building an Exemplary Customer Experience: Award-winning LD Products' founding CEO Aaron Leon answers 6 Questions put to him by RT's David Gibbons.
Best Position Ever – Serving Customers During an Economic Slowdown
New Cartridge World franchisor Peter Mitropoulos claims he's in the best position ever - serving his customers during an economic slowdown.
Where were you in 2019? Everything is About to Change
Where were you in 2019? It will become a landmark year where business models for all are being tested and new opportunities must be found to survive and prosper for OEMs and the aftermarket alike.
A Misplaced Australian in China – a different world view
As a misplaced Australian in China, I had to learn quickly that many lies have been told about China and the role it has to play in world affairs. We should not reject China for all the preconceived opinions we may still hold. Rather, there may be opportunities here for you too.
Have you seen the news?
The rise in social media has pushed newspapers and magazines into the fifth position with TV also continuing to decline.