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Ricoh USA Inc. announced the sale of its eDiscovery Services business to Array, a litigation support company that provides a comprehensive suite of legal services.

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday provides a rapid recap of the previous week’s office technology industry news.

Ricoh USA, Inc. announced that Kingery Printing Company installed the first RICOH Pro VC80000 continuous feed inkjet book printer in North America.

The Energy Conservation Center (ECC) in Japan annually recognizes outstanding energy conservation promotion, products, and business models that excel in energy efficiency and CO2 reduction.

Is there a limit to how many product lines a dealer can sell effectively?

Wide format printers can be an excellent fit for schools and colleges, retailers, law firms, government offices, and advertising/marketing agencies.

Gordon Flesch Company has been recognized as a RICOH ProVision 2024 Certified Dealer. In addition, GFC earned awards in the Midwest division for Highest Major Account Growth and Highest Software Growth.

The office technology industry is an industry that thrives on relationships, and customer, dealer, and vendor appreciation are key criteria for cementing those relationships.

Carsten Bruhn, president and CEO of Ricoh USA, explains the current state of the North American market during a digital services briefing.

It’s a simple, win-win equation: OEMs help office technology dealers sell more equipment, which leads to everyone making more money.

Our Editorial Advisory Board shares its thoughts on the challenges and successes of a dealer-vendor relationship.

In part two of our two-part interview, Ricoh USA’s Jim Coriddi offers his thoughts on the Ricoh-Toshiba partnership, a big rumor associated with that partnership, A4, acquisitions, artificial intelligence, and more.

If you want to get the pulse of what’s taking place at Ricoh USA and inside the Ricoh dealer community, the best person to speak with is Jim Coriddi, senior vice president of Ricoh USA’s dealer division.

Frank G. Cannata discusses growth, diversification, IT services, production print and more with the Modern Office Methods executive team.

In this week’s episode of Fridays with Frank, Frank G. Cannata responds to a dealer’s question about which of the many hardware vendors might be acquired in the foreseeable future.

No doubt, RISO’s tagline at PRINTING United nailed it: “Printers for Endless Possibilities.” And that’s what PRINTING United is about; printing in 2023 hardly knows any limits.

We like to watch, which is why this time every year we identify the trends, companies, people, products, and events we will be keeping an eye on in the coming year in our annual WatchList.

The introductions and initiatives from the leading document imaging OEMs that made a difference in 2023.

After 100 years, MOEbiz is not afraid to take chances or make the difficult decisions necessary for survival in an evolving business climate, market, and industry.

An all-star lineup helps raise a record-setting sum for an industry-specific cause at The Cannata Report’s 38th Annual Awards & Charities Gala.

The Cannata Report’s Manic Monday presents office technology industry news highlights from the week of November 13-17.

The Cannata Report travels to Denver, Colorado to attend the Ricoh Partner Summit.

The A4 MFP ratings in comparison to the A3 ratings are still lower, which is likely a reflection of the supply chain issues of last year when A4 took a backseat to the higher margin A3 products in terms of where OEMs were devoting available resources.

AAs one would expect in the production print manufacturer ratings, the majority of dealers who selected the Best Production Print Manufacturer voted for their primary A3 provider.

The ultimate goal of customer service is crafting positive customer experiences.