Ricoh News
Ricoh News
Keeping you in the know
Find out how we’re tackling some of the biggest challenges businesses face today and learn more about our vision for the future of technology with our latest news articles, research and executive commentary.
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Ricoh introduces RICOH360 Projects for sharing immersive views of construction project sites
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Ricoh collaborates with Farbenpunkt to reduce CO2 emissions with waterless and chemical-free solution for textile ink
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Ricoh wins BLI Award from Keypoint Intelligence for colour intelligent MFP
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Commercial printers preview the RICOH ProTM Z75 B2 sheetfed inkjet press designed to enable business growth
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Remote work issues block path to success for mid-size businesses
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Ricoh recognised in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index 2020
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Ricoh and the B4IG coalition take action for an inclusive recovery
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Application flexibility enhanced by roll option on Ricoh Pro™ TF6251 hybrid flatbed UV printer
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Greater production versatility enabled by extended gamut Ricoh Pro L5100e Series
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Small businesses risk losing their best talent due to technology frustrations
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Ricoh makes landmark acquisition of MTI Technology to significantly grow IT Services capabilities
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Update: Statement regarding the Novel coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Ricoh continues to be recognized in the FTSE4Good, FTSE Blossom Japan, and the MSCI Japan Empowering Women Indexes
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Print community offered Covid-19 advice and support as part of newly launched Ricoh Business Booster
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Ricoh delivers greater production flexibility and broader service offering with the Ricoh Pro™ C5300 series
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Ricoh 3D provides face shield solution for nurses in battle to tackle COVID-19
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Ricoh Europe and Alzheimer’s Research UK help friends and family stay in touch with relaunch of personalised postcard tool
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Ricoh passes rigorous Keypoint Intelligence security testing program for multifunction printers
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Update: Printer Security Program issued to address potential vulnerabilities in some of Ricoh’s printer/PC fax drivers
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Majority of employees say AI will improve their working lives but see no strategy for implementation