Monday, June 23, 2025
Japan’s Digital Address Revolution Reshapes Logistics
It’s not just a new way to send mail—it’s a powerful signal of transformation.
My Word
How Tokyo’s Digital Reform Threatens Japan’s Office Supply Industry
Even partial replication of Tokyo's model could mean a structural drop in public sector demand for printing and paper supplies.
The Inevitable Decline of Postal Services in a Paperless World
If this trend continues, the recycled toner industry will face an even steeper decline in demand.
Debunking the Myth: Why Chipped Printer Cartridges Pose No Real Cybersecurity Threat
Chipped cartridges introduce cybersecurity risks is largely a misleading narrative perpetuated by OEMs.
Japan’s Office Equipment Industry: A Transformative Turning Point
The transformation of Japan’s office equipment industry is not just a domestic issue—it has significant global implications.
Japan’s Journey to Paperless: Digitization and the Decline of Office Printing
As office printing needs diminish, the demand for remanufactured toners is contracting, prompting manufacturers to explore new business models and diversify their product lines.
Farewell to a Legend: David Gibbons and His Enduring Legacy
The industry still has much to learn from him.
Navigating the Digital Shift: Diversification Opportunities for the Office Printing Industry
Diversification is not about abandoning what you know but building upon it.
Why We Should Support Global Recycling Day
Many still use recycled products because they are cheaper than the original new ones, and being green is just a bonus.
How Important is Price when Building a Brand?
Mark Dawson argues much of the aftermarket toner cartridge industry has never understood branding.