Ricoh Targeting Industrial, Textile, 3D Bio-Printing
Like many office-imaging vendors, Ricoh Company of Japan is expanding out of office-imaging and printing into new segments.
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Ricoh Canada Launches Ricoh IT Services
Supported by a network of certified and trained IT-services professionals, Ricoh says its IT services supports the growth of its customers through enhanced customer service, and productivity.
Ricoh Selects Partner for New Subscription-Based Workflow Solutions
“Leveraging the subscription business model changes how our customers interact with and continually receive value from our devices. This is a fundamental shift…”
New Ricoh Partnership with Cisco for Developing Security Solutions
Ricoh notes that security threats, such as unauthorized user access and information leakage, are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and that small- and mid-size businesses often can’t afford dedicated IT administrators to combat these threats.
Ricoh Launches New Digital Presses Printing at up to 111 PPM
The fastest model .provides an increased monthly duty cycle (maximum monthly volume at rated speed) of four million pages
Ricoh Reports Much Improved Profits, But Slow Sales, for Third Quarter
Selling, general and administrative expenses for Ricoh’s Office Printing group “decreased significantly due to the effect of structural reforms.”
This Week in Imaging: The Inkjet-3D Printing Revolution
One of the interesting things about technology is that we can’t always see where it will eventually take us, a case in point being drop-on-demand inkjet printing.
Ricoh: The Future of Printing is 3D Bioprinting
Ricoh discussed its current research that would bring its 3D printing into a new market: 3D biomedical printing, for producing, for instance, an exact replica of a patient’s heart.
This Week in Imaging: Yesterday’s April Fool’s Day Prank Is Today’s Tech Reality
It seems like just yesterday, but only a few years ago, the idea of controlling a copier or printer via voice command seemed pretty far-fetched.
Ricoh Launches ‘Intelligent’ Copier/MFPs, ‘Always Current’ for Adding New Features, Upgrades
Customers “will now be able to automatically add features throughout their MFPs’ lifecycle similar to the way a Tesla car is constantly adding features and functions, and we’ll deliver this through a subscription-based business model like iTunes or Spotify.”
This Week in Imaging: That’s One Way to Avoid Tariffs
In what should probably surprise no one,The Epoch Times reported this week that Ricoh is shifting some of manufacturing out of......
IDC Names Leaders in Managed Print and Document Services (Updated)
Market-research firm International Data Corporation (IDC) recently named several market leaders in the managed print services (MPS) and managed document services (MDS) market in its IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Contractual Print & Document Services Hardcopy 2018-2019 Vendor Assessment.
Trade War Prompts Ricoh to Move Manufacturing Out of China
Ricoh is said to be preparing to transfer its printer production line to Thailand.
This Week in Imaging: Canon and Business Inkjet; HP Opens up MPS Accounts; More
Like HP Inc., Canon will now be selling both laser-based and business-inkjet for the office.
Ricoh to Close Call Center, Lay Off Workers
Some employees will be offered positions at a Tucker, Georgia, facility.
New Ricoh Healthcare Direct Services Fax Alternative
Ricoh notes that medical errors contributes to tens of thousands of deaths each year in America, indicating the need for the reduction or elimination of manual processes that introduce opportunity for error, such as paper-based fax.
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