Ricoh stories - Page 4

HP, Canon, and Epson buoy the large format printer market growth, recording a 5.3% increase in unit shipments in 2Q14.

Murray Clark, Ricoh marketing manager, discusses 3D printing and why it’s important to be part of the $2.2 billion (and growing) industry.

Ricoh has been named Kofax Global Partner of the Year for its exceptional performance and collaboration with the business automation software company.

Ricoh NZ partners with MakerBot, entering the dynamic 3D printing industry with desktop printers and scanners distribution across NZ.

Anticipating the shift from paper to digital has paid dividends for Ricoh New Zealand as the company revealed another year of solid profits.

As the ANZ inkjet printer market continues to expand, production printer shipments record double-digital growth during Q2 of this year.

Ricoh New Zealand switches mobile connections from Vodafone to Gen-i as it consolidates its telecoms services.

Facing declining print needs, Ricoh spins out its consulting biz, evolving from copiers to digital doc management solutions for top firms.

NZ’s colour printer market faces a downturn, falling 2.9%. Amid a digital age, firms cut costs, shifting the print industry's future.

Ricoh Consulting, an NZ firm, enters Laserfiche's 'Winners Circle' after a 60% surge in sales, credited to their 20-member team's effort.

Ricoh tops global IT sustainability ranking by Oekom Research, commended for unparalleled corporate responsibility and green innovation.

NZ printer market sees $55M in Q2 2011, with an 8% rise by 2014 driven by inkjets, despite the digital shift and tablet impacts.

There’s a new entrant in the New Zealand IT services market, with Ricoh establishing a new division headed by IT stalwart John King.

The voting has now finished and finalists decided. Check out who has made it into the top five in each category.

NZ businesses focusing on genuine corporate responsibility find it's not just ethical, but profitable too, with Ricoh leading by example.

Forecast changes in the printer market are likely to see the emergence of five ‘mega-vendors’ in years to come, so it will pay to back your horses wisely.