TEASRA is led by Ray Stasieczko, an industry veteran with over 30 years of expertise. A pioneer of Managed IT and Managed Print services, Ray owned and operated dealerships, and served in many senior leadership roles in the office technology industry. Out of his successful career, he founded TEASRA in 2018.
My vision for TEASRA, The Innovation Channel, was born of this thought. "A company becomes obsolete when they focus on delivering the past to the future instead of delivering the future to the present." It’s only through collaboration and a willingness to look where others do not, which eventually separates the innovators from those stuck in the status quo.
— Ray Stasieczko
As Xerox continues navigating through Wall Street their will definitely be up and downs. In today's third qtr recap I bring back my thinking regarding Kyocera & Xerox forming an alliance.
Today's recap of Ares Capital 3rd qtr FY 26 10 q Along with the recap of the 10Q I will discuss thoughts on a Stramaglio Show posted yesterday which was an interview with the CEO of VEIT.
The Industry Analysts Charity, entity FY 2025 Tax Filing. 2025 was the charity's Inaugural golf tournament. In this episode I look at the numbers and share some thoughts.
The Alley Cat shares some satire of the crazy things the print people do. The Cat is hopeful the industry stops doing stupid things, and wishes everyone a Fun Halloween!
A quick update and preview for tomorrow's episode regarding Ares Capital 10Q as It relates to VEIT Visual Edge IT. When will Ares Capital end this insanity in financial engineering?
Quick thoughts ahead of next week's episodes. Printing United 2026 Monday's Episode. On Tuesday I will discuss more thoughts on Fujifilm's press release regarding spinning off Business Innovation. I am seeing Fujifilm Business Innovation as I see Konica Minolta an unserious company.
When the NIKKEI 225 Index Dumps a company the investment community takes notice. In tomorrow's episode I will dig into why this decision from the NIKKEI 225 index is important for the industry to pay attention to.
I Was looking at GreatAmerica Bank Financials WOW! The Numbers Reinforce My Thinking They Will Be SOLD. Tuesday's Episode. On Monday I discuss a volcano in the early 1900's that has a great lesson for the BTA, Business Technology Association. On Wednesday i share thoughts on KODAK's first 6 months. Will KODAK benefit from Fujifilm's decision on plate business? See everyone Monday!
Here’s a scary damn question: Has the print industry become a D.E.I. industry? Oh, the D.E.I. I am referring to is this: Delusional Executive Immerited. and for those asking, "immerited" is an archaic word meaning unmerited.
The latest attempt at distraction was published on Friday! An interview on Friday’s With Frank, where he hosted Fujifilm executives who discussed nothing new. It was a conversation about production print and what I viewed as an update regarding the perpetual On-The-Job Training at Fujifilm regarding their Dealer Channel Development.
In reality, it’s the innovator who doesn't run back to what they are comfortable with when innovation gets uncomfortable who achieves perfected innovation.
Frank and I discuss DOT Security and its huge momentum. Visions only take hold with execution. We also discuss the generational leadership changes occurring at Impact Networking. Frank, is a true visionary and his insights are valuable for all those whose focus is on building something remarkable.
Took A Trip To Kyocera Distribution Center In Pennsylvania, It's an amazing facility allowing Kyocera to enhance its logistics dealer experience.