This Week in Imaging: The U.S.-China Trade War and the Office-Imaging Industry
Ricoh, for its part, announced this week that it will move some of its printer and MFP production out of China and into Thailand in order to evade U.S. tariffs.
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Ricoh Shifting Production to Thailand in Response to U.S.-China Trade War
List 4 contains hundreds of Chinese products that U.S. President Trump has threatened to impose tariffs of up to 25 percent on, including copier/MFPs.
This Week in Imaging: The Officejet That Could, Plus, Ninestar/Lexmark Financials
While we often hear about the many user frustrations associated with office printers, this week we’d like to give a...
This Week in Imaging: A Vote of Confidence from Private Equity
Two significant news items hit the document-imaging world this week. First, was Electronics for Imaging’s announcement that it’s agreed to...
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.
This Week in Imaging: Canon – Saving Lives?
One thing that caught our eye this week was the home page for Canon Inc., which showcases digital cameras –...
Ricoh Receives Energy Star Partner of the Year Award
Ricoh USA announced today that it’ received the 2019 ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year Sustained Excellence Award for continued leadership...
This Week in Imaging: OfficeJets Moving on Up; HP-Xerox Merger Thoughts
One of the office-imaging industry’s perennial trends was on display this week with HP Inc.’s introduction of new OfficeJet Pros....
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…”
This Week in Imaging: U.S. Delays Higher China Tariffs; HP Financials; Fujifilm Lawsuit; More
We’re sure many in the industry breathed a sigh of relief this week when President Trump announced that the United...
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
This Week in Imaging: Turnaround Time at Xerox?
This week’s news was dominated by Xerox, which at its Investor Day meeting this week, outlined a broad set of...
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.
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