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EXTON, Pa., Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Ricoh USA, Inc. today unveiled RICOH Intelligent Voice Control, a solution that simplifies device operations – such as copy, scan and fax – through voice commands, delivering a convenient, low-touch user experience. Available for Ricoh s IM Series of intelligent multifunction printers (MFPs), RICOH Intelligent Voice Control leverages the Alexa for Business service to enable the selection of multiple job settings quickly and intuitively with a single voice command, aiding in worker safety and productivity. In addition, the solution is configurable with Ricoh s enhanced screen readers that assist users with different physical abilities who may have trouble accessing or seeing the device screen, allowing them to give verbal commands.
Ricoh Collaborates With Columbia University To Reduce CO
2 Emissions By Nearly 34 Tons
Study yields 70% reduction in two departments CO2 emissions, the equivalent of saving more than 1,600 trees
Exton, PA /PRNewswire/ - Ricoh USA, Inc. has extended its partnership with Columbia University and its onsite print shop, Columbia Print, to enhance the university s environmental sustainability efforts. Experts from Columbia Print and Ricoh collaborated to help right-size technology use in Columbia s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and School of Nursing to reduce CO2 emissions by nearly 34 tons, saving the equivalent of 1,617 trees. In addition to this, Columbia Print recently switched to 100% post-consumer waste (PCW) recycled paper for color prints and entirely tree-free paper for black-and-white applications.
Ricoh collaborates with Columbia University to reduce CO2 emissions by nearly 34 tons
Study yields 70% reduction in two departments CO2 emissions, the equivalent of saving more than 1,600 trees
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EXTON, Pa., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Ricoh USA, Inc. has extended its partnership with Columbia University and its onsite print shop, Columbia Print, to enhance the university s environmental sustainability efforts. Experts from Columbia Print and Ricoh collaborated to help right-size technology use in Columbia s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and School of Nursing to reduce CO2 emissions by nearly 34 tons, saving the equivalent of 1,617 trees. In addition to this, Columbia Print recently switched to 100% post-consumer waste (PCW) recycled paper for color prints and entirely tree-free paper for black-and-white applications.
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Ricoh Introduces RICOH360 Projects to Dramatically Improve Efficiency in Sharing Immersive Views of Construction Site Projects among Stakeholders
Ricoh Introduces RICOH360 Projects to Dramatically Improve Efficiency in Sharing Immersive Views of Construction Site Projects among Stakeholders
AEC Companies Can Access Project Details from Anywhere at Any Time, Accelerate Project Completion, and Reduce Travel and Rework Costs
CAMPBELL, Calif., Jan. 13, 2021 Ricoh, which helps companies and individuals transform the way they work and harness their collective knowledge, introduced today RICOH360 Projects. This new solution arms the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry with the ability to efficiently create and share immersive views of construction sites. RICOH360 Projects complements Ricoh’s existing expertise in 360° image data services for business.
Kirksville seeks grant to construct sidewalks around Rotary Park
Austin Miller
After only having one meeting scheduled for this month, the Kirksville City Council had a special meeting on Monday night to approve an urgent grant proposal.
City staff recently learned of a grant opportunity through the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Transportation Alternatives Program. The city proposes to construct sidewalks around Rotary Park. The actual streets are along New Street from Baltimore to Mill Street, and then along Mill from New to Baltimore.
Along with future planned construction in that area, there should be sidewalks encompassing Rotary Park. This would make a more favorable walking route to the new Aquatic Center.