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News But it's not just PC recycling - office equipment giant Ricoh announced plans earlier this year to help customers reduce their carbon footprints, as well as improve conditions in the developing world through planting fruit trees in Africa. [21 Nov 2007]
Is your office printer giving you the sniffles?
News The study included Canon, HP LaserJet, Ricoh and Toshiba printers. Office laser printers are as unhealthy as cigarettes, according to an Australian professor who is now calling for regulations to limit printer emissions. [01 Aug 2007]
Leading CIOs make shortlist for top award
News Companies shortlisted for the green award include IBM for its Project Big Green and Ricoh UK for its tree planting programme. Top execs from companies including the AA, Tesco and Unilever will be battling it out for the title of CIO of the Year at... [23 Jul 2007]
Ricoh branching out for climate change
News Office equipment giant Ricoh has announced plans to help customers reduce their carbon footprint as well as improve conditions in the developing world through the planting of fruit trees in Africa. The scheme builds on a previous one Ricoh had... [30 Jan 2007]
Help us to bridge the digital divide
News Already a number of companies such as the campaign's main sponsor, Ricoh, have given considerable support and now silicon.com is asking all readers to support this excellent cause (please visit our sponsorship page for the cycle here). [29 Jan 2007]
Clueless about print costs? You're not alone
News But more than a third of companies surveyed by copier and printer giant Ricoh said the most difficult print cost to quantify was spending on consumables like toner and ink. Businesses are clueless about how much money they are spending on printing... [24 Nov 2006]
Green IT: 'Do it for the money if nothing else'
News Find out what one tech giant - Ricoh - is doing to get customers thinking about energy savings and protecting the planet. The vast majority of businesses are still shooting themselves in the foot when it comes to energy savings and while the... [22 Nov 2006]
AIDs fight in Africa gets PC boost
News The team has already raised more than £10,000 in sponsorship, thanks to backing from CNET Networks UK and IT vendor Ricoh. UK IT charity Computer Aid is working with an AIDS charity to provide schools in the developing world with the technology to... [31 Oct 2006]
Help silicon.com bridge the digital divide
News One large technology company which has already thrown its support behind CNET Networks UK's fundraising effort is Ricoh. Chas Moloney, associate director of marketing at Ricoh UK, said: "Ricoh has made a great many commitments to sustainability and... [13 Oct 2006]
Being 'green': Practical, possible... and profitable?
News In recent years, as environmentalism has become a watchword for the socially responsible, politically aware and regulation wary, many vendors have made bold claims about what they are doing to operate in a 'green' manner.silicon.com visited Ricoh... [16 Mar 2006]
Google 'death penalty' hits Ricoh but meets criticism
News Office equipment giant Ricoh has also now found itself on the end of Google's search sanctions in Germany but some critics of Google's 'death penalty' say companies are being punished unfairly for having the savvy to make Google's system work for... [07 Feb 2006]
Ricoh throws down the green gauntlet
News Printer giant Ricoh is the latest company to go to pains to outline the work it is doing to make its business environmentally friendly, admitting that for a company in the 'dead tree business' that message is even more vital than for other tech... [01 Feb 2006]
CIOs told to wise up to printing... of all things
News Industry giant Ricoh invites companies to visit its Technoportal in New City to see its array of products and services in action and told silicon.com that only around 40 per cent of visitors bring staff from the IT side of the business. [31 Jan 2006]
Microsoft wades in to DVD debate
News The DVD+RW Alliance announced late on Monday that Microsoft had joined its ranks, adding that the software giant will also have a seat on its policy-setting team with representatives from Dell Computer, Hewlett-Packard, Mitsubishi Chemical... [25 Feb 2003]
Gestetner practices what its printers preach
News However, he added that since Gestetner was bought by global giant Ricoh in 1996, that part of the equation has become easier to resolve. Gestetner has reinvented itself to such an extent that it now leads Xerox and Canon in the black-and-white... [08 Sep 1999]
