Kodak

After more than a year of public statements that Kodak’s Enterprise Inkjet division was for sale, the company has decided to keep it.

Following an in-depth management review of business operations and multiple discussions with prospective buyers, Kodak has decided to retain its Prosper inkjet business. "This is a pragmatic decision given the improvements in the business and the offers received," says Jeff Clarke, Kodak CEO. "Prosper performed well in 2016 with a 40% increase in annuity sales for the full year. We expect our Enterprise Inkjet Systems Division to be profitable this year, including our next-generation UltraStream investment."

Tad Carpenter visits Kodak customer DiscPro to print one of his latest creations in support of Kodak's literacy initiative: Print. For Good. Watch as design adjustments are made on the fly, and by adding NexPress Red Dry Ink in the 5th station, colors are perfected and the design 'pops!' You can feel the exhilaration of beautiful design and great print coming straight off the press. #PrintForGood #KodakPressOn

Kodak has reported net earnings of $16 million on revenues of $1.5 billion and continued growth in key product lines.

Snow-capped mountains were the backdrop once again for Hunkeler Innovationdays 2017, which took place in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Shweiki Media is excited to announce that it was recently chosen to be featured on an episode of Press On, Kodak’s video series.

At Hunkeler Innovationdays, visitors to the Kodak stand will see the advances in the company’s Stream and UltraStream Technology.

Kodak has announced the release of Prinergy Cloud, an analytics-enabled cloud platform.

Eight printers from across the world have been selected by Kodak as the 2016 winners of the company’s SONORA Plate Green Leaf Awards.

Change is certainly occurring in the print industry. When change happens there are both tremendous risks, as well as opportunities.