Ricoh rolled out an approach to using multifunction printers more as edge processing devices, subscription-based models and workflow platforms to advance its smart office ambitions.
The moving parts add up to what Ricoh calls Dynamic Workplace Intelligence. Ricoh’s plan is to change how customers work with its printers and become more embedded in workflow processes in businesses of all sizes.
Steven Burger, Head of Engineering and Technology Marketing, Ricoh USA, said in an interview that Dynamic Workplace Intelligence was an approach developed with research and development, customers, engineers and various teams at Ricoh, which recently laid out its growth strategy.
