Ricoh news stories

RICOH has announced the launch of its new IM 4000 A3 Monochrome Black and White Printer for the Australian SMB Market.

The agreement is designed to support growing customer demand for intelligent digital business solutions that can transform operations.

Appointed a Nintex Partner in early 2020, RICOH has created customised process automation solutions for key industry markets over the past 18 months, including aged care, education, financial services and manufacturing.

"We've helped our customers move many of their day-to-day business processes to the cloud already and being able to take print with them offers a host of advantages."

As a business nbn accredited adviser, Ricoh can deliver services and support for customers looking to transition to the nbn network.

Latrobe Valley Enterprises (LVE) is a not-for-profit organisation with a network of businesses providing employment for people with disabilities.

Continuing to invest more than $1 billion dollars annually in R&D, these innovations in response to real-world pain points and customer goals are the norm at Ricoh.

"Decision makers can invest with confidence in Ricoh technology, knowing that its functionality and value will grow over time."

"Digital workplaces deploying the new Ricoh devices can scale their capabilities based on their latest needs, while also keeping security features and software completely up to date."

Concerns over cybersecurity has been named as one of the main barriers to innovation in Australian companies, according to new research from Ricoh. 

Innovation in Australia is falling, however there is still an opportunity for enterprises to take decisive action and improve business and economic outcomes.

The agreement will enable Ricoh to accelerate workplace collaboration, improve employee engagement and streamline process support.

The Ricoh IWB is an all-in-one collaboration tool which provides flexible opportunities for users to connect.

Researchers from NCC Group analysed different aspects of six mid-range enterprise printers manufactured by HP, Ricoh, Xerox, Lexmark, Kyocera, and Brother. 

Ricoh Australia will provide several colour print solutions to Australia and New Zealand’s largest manufacturer of personalised consumer imaging products, Prima Printing.

Ricoh Australia has unveiled its new series of Intelligent Devices, as the company looks to help meet the changing needs of the digital workplace. 

Ricoh Hong Kong is a document management solutions and IT services provider that needed to evolve its product portfolio to be more dynamic and agile.

Ricoh was able to reduce its operational workloads through the unified configuration of network devices.

“By integrating training and process management, organisations can increase team engagement."

Ricoh announced the deployment of its Laserfiche Avante workflow solution at Shimano Oceania.

“Digital technology and high-speed communications have transformed everything we do as an academic institution..."

Ricoh has announced a limited edition version of its Theta SC 360-degree camera to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Hatsune Miku...

Ricoh New Zealand has expanded its partnership with 3D printing and additive manufacturing vendor Stratasys taking over local sales and support.

Ricoh affirms the features of their new healthcare printers maintain regulatory compliance without the need to invest in additional secure storage.