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Korea Herald
2 days ago
- Business
- Korea Herald
Ricoh IM C Series Wins "Best Print Productivity, A3 MFPs" at 'DataMaster' Digital Imaging Awards 2025
TOKYO, June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Ricoh IM C series, Ricoh Asia Pacific's latest generation of A3 colour multifunction printers, has been awarded the 'Best Print Productivity 2025' title by DataMaster, a leading independent testing authority in the imaging industry. The award recognises the exceptional performance of the Ricoh IM C2010, IM C2010AEX, IM C2510, IM C3010, IM C3510, IM C3010EX, IM C3510EX, IM C4510, IM C6010 and IM C7010, which together represent the forefront of productivity and efficiency in today's fast-paced office environments. "We are honoured that DataMaster has recognised the RICOH IM C series. This award is a powerful validation of the series' design focus on real-world productivity," said Kei Uesugi, Managing Director of Ricoh Asia Pacific. "From seamless multitasking to intelligent print queue management, every innovation in this series is built to support the demands of today's dynamic office environments." Tested for Real-World Workflows In its rigorous lab evaluations, DataMaster highlighted several best-in-class features of the Ricoh IM C series, including: "Our independent test lab is set up to reveal productivity problems," said Edward Bilson, Technical Director of DataMaster. "Many competing machines have addressed most of these weaknesses, but the only range that has ever achieved 100% success in our demanding productivity evaluations is the Ricoh IM C series." Innovation at the Core First introduced in 2023, the RICOH IM C series is designed to meet the evolving needs of digital workplaces, featuring innovative features such as RICOH Always Current Technology and RICOH Smart Integration for continuous updates, enhanced security, and cloud-based collaboration tools. The DataMaster award reinforces Ricoh's position as a trusted technology partner, dedicated to helping organisations work smarter through innovation, reliability, and environmental responsibility. -Ends- About DataMaster DataMaster is a leading authority on print technology, renowned for its independent benchmarking and evaluation of multifunction printers, digital presses, and scanners. Since 2009, the company has provided industry professionals with data-driven insights, consulting, and training services designed to enhance product comparisons and positioning. At the heart of DataMaster's work is its testing lab, where devices are assessed under real-world conditions to determine how they perform beyond manufacturer specifications. The results help clarify genuine differences in usability, productivity, and overall performance. About Ricoh Ricoh is a leading provider of integrated digital services and print and imaging solutions designed to support the digital transformation of workplaces, workspaces and optimise business performance. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh's global operation reaches customers in approximately 200 countries and regions, supported by cultivated knowledge, technologies, and organisational capabilities nurtured over its 85-year history. In the financial year ended March 2025, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 2,527 billion yen (approx. 16.8 billion USD). It is Ricoh's mission and vision to empower individuals to find 'Fulfillment through Work' by understanding and transforming how people work so we can unleash their potential and creativity to realise a sustainable future.
Malaysian Reserve
2 days ago
- Business
- Malaysian Reserve
Ricoh IM C Series Wins "Best Print Productivity, A3 MFPs" at 'DataMaster' Digital Imaging Awards 2025
TOKYO, June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Ricoh IM C series, Ricoh Asia Pacific's latest generation of A3 colour multifunction printers, has been awarded the 'Best Print Productivity 2025' title by DataMaster, a leading independent testing authority in the imaging industry. The award recognises the exceptional performance of the Ricoh IM C2010, IM C2010AEX, IM C2510, IM C3010, IM C3510, IM C3010EX, IM C3510EX, IM C4510, IM C6010 and IM C7010, which together represent the forefront of productivity and efficiency in today's fast-paced office environments. 'We are honoured that DataMaster has recognised the RICOH IM C series. This award is a powerful validation of the series' design focus on real-world productivity,' said Kei Uesugi, Managing Director of Ricoh Asia Pacific. 'From seamless multitasking to intelligent print queue management, every innovation in this series is built to support the demands of today's dynamic office environments.' Tested for Real-World Workflows In its rigorous lab evaluations, DataMaster highlighted several best-in-class features of the Ricoh IM C series, including: Superior duplex performance, printing faster on both sides of the sheet—even in A3—than on one side. Advanced multitasking capabilities allow the devices to process print jobs, print, and scan simultaneously at full speed. In DataMaster's 'busy office' tests, Ricoh MFPs handled 15 incoming print jobs at once and completed them all at their rated speeds, without any slowdown during image processing. Uninterrupted job handling, enabling walk-up users to carry out complex scan jobs while printing continues in the background. Continuous printing with smart paper source switching, powered by Ricoh's rapid induction fuser technology and precision design. Intelligent queue management helps prevent print job blockages and keeps office workflows running smoothly. 'Our independent test lab is set up to reveal productivity problems,' said Edward Bilson, Technical Director of DataMaster. 'Many competing machines have addressed most of these weaknesses, but the only range that has ever achieved 100% success in our demanding productivity evaluations is the Ricoh IM C series.' Innovation at the Core First introduced in 2023, the RICOH IM C series is designed to meet the evolving needs of digital workplaces, featuring innovative features such as RICOH Always Current Technology and RICOH Smart Integration for continuous updates, enhanced security, and cloud-based collaboration tools. The DataMaster award reinforces Ricoh's position as a trusted technology partner, dedicated to helping organisations work smarter through innovation, reliability, and environmental responsibility. -Ends- About DataMaster DataMaster is a leading authority on print technology, renowned for its independent benchmarking and evaluation of multifunction printers, digital presses, and scanners. Since 2009, the company has provided industry professionals with data-driven insights, consulting, and training services designed to enhance product comparisons and positioning. At the heart of DataMaster's work is its testing lab, where devices are assessed under real-world conditions to determine how they perform beyond manufacturer specifications. The results help clarify genuine differences in usability, productivity, and overall performance. Related Links Ricoh Introduces New IM C Series A3 Multifunction Printershttps:// About Ricoh Ricoh is a leading provider of integrated digital services and print and imaging solutions designed to support the digital transformation of workplaces, workspaces and optimise business performance. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh's global operation reaches customers in approximately 200 countries and regions, supported by cultivated knowledge, technologies, and organisational capabilities nurtured over its 85-year history. In the financial year ended March 2025, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 2,527 billion yen (approx. 16.8 billion USD). It is Ricoh's mission and vision to empower individuals to find 'Fulfillment through Work' by understanding and transforming how people work so we can unleash their potential and creativity to realise a sustainable future. For further information, please visit © 2025 RICOH ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD. All rights reserved. All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Ricoh IM C Series Wins "Best Print Productivity, A3 MFPs" at 'DataMaster' Digital Imaging Awards 2025
TOKYO, June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Ricoh IM C series, Ricoh Asia Pacific's latest generation of A3 colour multifunction printers, has been awarded the 'Best Print Productivity 2025' title by DataMaster, a leading independent testing authority in the imaging industry. The award recognises the exceptional performance of the Ricoh IM C2010, IM C2010AEX, IM C2510, IM C3010, IM C3510, IM C3010EX, IM C3510EX, IM C4510, IM C6010 and IM C7010, which together represent the forefront of productivity and efficiency in today's fast-paced office environments. "We are honoured that DataMaster has recognised the RICOH IM C series. This award is a powerful validation of the series' design focus on real-world productivity," said Kei Uesugi, Managing Director of Ricoh Asia Pacific. "From seamless multitasking to intelligent print queue management, every innovation in this series is built to support the demands of today's dynamic office environments." Tested for Real-World Workflows In its rigorous lab evaluations, DataMaster highlighted several best-in-class features of the Ricoh IM C series, including: Superior duplex performance, printing faster on both sides of the sheet—even in A3—than on one side. Advanced multitasking capabilities allow the devices to process print jobs, print, and scan simultaneously at full speed. In DataMaster's "busy office" tests, Ricoh MFPs handled 15 incoming print jobs at once and completed them all at their rated speeds, without any slowdown during image processing. Uninterrupted job handling, enabling walk-up users to carry out complex scan jobs while printing continues in the background. Continuous printing with smart paper source switching, powered by Ricoh's rapid induction fuser technology and precision design. Intelligent queue management helps prevent print job blockages and keeps office workflows running smoothly. "Our independent test lab is set up to reveal productivity problems," said Edward Bilson, Technical Director of DataMaster. "Many competing machines have addressed most of these weaknesses, but the only range that has ever achieved 100% success in our demanding productivity evaluations is the Ricoh IM C series." Innovation at the Core First introduced in 2023, the RICOH IM C series is designed to meet the evolving needs of digital workplaces, featuring innovative features such as RICOH Always Current Technology and RICOH Smart Integration for continuous updates, enhanced security, and cloud-based collaboration tools. The DataMaster award reinforces Ricoh's position as a trusted technology partner, dedicated to helping organisations work smarter through innovation, reliability, and environmental responsibility. -Ends- About DataMaster DataMaster is a leading authority on print technology, renowned for its independent benchmarking and evaluation of multifunction printers, digital presses, and scanners. Since 2009, the company has provided industry professionals with data-driven insights, consulting, and training services designed to enhance product comparisons and positioning. At the heart of DataMaster's work is its testing lab, where devices are assessed under real-world conditions to determine how they perform beyond manufacturer specifications. The results help clarify genuine differences in usability, productivity, and overall performance. Related Links Ricoh Introduces New IM C Series A3 Multifunction Printershttps:// About Ricoh Ricoh is a leading provider of integrated digital services and print and imaging solutions designed to support the digital transformation of workplaces, workspaces and optimise business performance. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh's global operation reaches customers in approximately 200 countries and regions, supported by cultivated knowledge, technologies, and organisational capabilities nurtured over its 85-year history. In the financial year ended March 2025, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 2,527 billion yen (approx. 16.8 billion USD). It is Ricoh's mission and vision to empower individuals to find 'Fulfillment through Work' by understanding and transforming how people work so we can unleash their potential and creativity to realise a sustainable future. For further information, please visit © 2025 RICOH ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD. All rights reserved. All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Ricoh Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
Yahoo
01-04-2025
- Yahoo
Adair Co. Arrests: Father arrested after 9 y.o. child seriously injured in drunk driving accident
Apr. 1—Gunner M. Namanny, 18, of Anita, was taken into custody at 5:07 a.m., March 23 at the intersection of 250th and Delta Avenue in Bridgewater on the charge of OWI, first offense. According to an Adair County Sheriff's Office report, at approximately 2:53 a.m., dispatch notified deputies of a vehicle in the ditch near the intersection of 250th and Delta Avenue in Adair County with its headlights still on. Upon arrival, officers saw a man, identified as Namanny, in the driver's seat with the vehicle still in drive and the radio volume very loud. It took several minutes for the deputy to wake Namanny. After he exited the vehicle, the deputy observed bloodshot, watery eyes, impaired balance and slurred speech. Namanny seemed disoriented and confused and appeared to have urinated in his pants. Deputies observed multiple open containers of alcohol on the passenger floorboard. Namanny consented to field sobriety testing including a PBT. He was then transferred to the Adair County Jail where he submitted a sample in the DataMaster, resulting in a BrAC of .212. He was released from the Adair County Jail after posting $1,000 cash or surety bond. — — — — — Shyla M. Waldhauser, 26, of Orient, was taken into custody at 12:42 p.m., March 26 in the 3000 block of Lewis Avenue on an Adair County warrant for the charges of domestic abuse assault — impeding air/blood flow causing injury and false imprisonment. According to an Adair County Sheriff's Office report, at approximately 9:30 p.m., March 15, Adair County dispatch took a report of a domestic incident being reported by a third party, stating her ex-husband and father of her children was being assaulted by his girlfriend, later identified as Waldhauser, somewhere in either Orient or Fontanelle. She explained he was being assaulted and had called her on the phone. Deputies spoke with the victim who said he had been at his girlfriend's parents' house when an argument started. During the argument, Waldhauser was blocking the doorway to stop him from leaving her bedroom. The victim described being choked by a "rear naked choke" which caused him to start seeing stars. While on the phone with the victim, he did not know if he had any marks or injuries. The victim also said Waldhauser had been drinking. While on the phone with the victim, Adair County EMS and Orient first responders were dispatched to the 3000 block of Lewis Avenue for a female that had overdosed. The deputy noticed the age and address sounded like Waldhauser's so he followed to the hospital. Once Waldhauser was stable, she said she and the victim had an argument but denied any physical contact occurring. She had no injuries apart from those from medical care. When speaking to the victim in person, the deputy observed a red mark on his forehead near his hairline, bruises on both of his upper arms and redness on his neck — all consistent with the physical assault he described Waldhauser committing against him. Other than being choked, the victim described Waldhauser punching him in the head with a closed fist and grabbing his upper arms. In his written statement, he said he was hit 12 times. The victim was able to get away when Waldhauser's dad stopped the fight. He provided video recordings of the phone call he made to his ex-wife during the assault. The victim could be heard in the recording pleading for her to let him leave, but she would not. Waldhauser was transported to the Adair County Jail where she was released from after posting $7,000 cash or surety bond. — — — — — Amanda M. Guzinski, 43, of Stuart, was taken into custody at 10:34 p.m., March 25 on South Division Street in Stuart on a warrant for tampering with a witness, a Class C felony. According to a Stuart Police report, on March 21, officers were contacted about a message sent by Guzinski. The victim identified himself as a witness in an investigation conducted by the Stuart Police Department that resulted in a search warrant at a residence Guzinski resides at. The search warrant resulted in charges being filed on Guzinski's significant other. A Facebook message from Guzinski to the victim was a forwarded YouTube music video from a band called Deuce titled "Story of a Snitch." The song features lyrics including, "I manned up even though I was backstabbed. Right in the back by my best friend, best friend? Yeah right, click-boom, goodnight. Some say there's two sides to the story. More like two knives, don't you worry. Two guys, when we're done they'll be buried." Guzinski also sent a message stating, "Paper work comes out and we have it." The victim responded, "Do not text me. Leave me alone." Guzinski responded, "Not a problem. Stuart is a small town and I am going to make sure everyone sees these papers. I am posting them EVERYWHERE." She also sent messages to the victim's mother. One was a photo of a form from a search warrant executed in Cass County that the victim was also a witness to. The victim's name had been highlighted with "snitchin bitch-nark-cop-punk" written on it. She sent another message to the mother stating, "I would love to hear your excuse for that. Just know that I know he got my house raided... just know it's me that is going to make sure he loses everything. F****** snitch." Guzinski was transported to the Adair County Jail where she was released from after posting $10,000 cash or surety bond. — — — — — Kennier Hernandez-Ramirez, 34, of Orient, was taken into custody at 2:25 p.m., March 27 in the 700 block of Northeast Sixth Street in Greenfield on a warrant for the charges of OWI — first offense, child endangerment causing serious injury and serious injury by vehicle. According to an Adair County Sheriff's Office report, at approximately 10:48 p.m. Sept. 13, 2024, deputies were notified of a motor vehicle accident near 310th and Highway 25. When the deputy arrived on scene, he was advised by two bystanders that there were two people in a Chevrolet Impala in bad shape and one person in a Chevrolet S10 who appeared to be OK. The passenger of the Impala suffered severe head and facial trauma, including damage to his teeth, the roof of his mouth and a deep forehead laceration. The driver of the S10 didn't appear to have any injuries and was the only one able to provide a statement about how the accident occurred. He stated he was driving south on Highway 25 when he observed headlights in his lane from a vehicle driving north. He swerved into the northbound lane to avoid collision, but the other vehicle corrected into the northbound lane, causing the vehicles to collide. The marks on the road and vehicles matched up to his description of events. While the driver of the Impala, identified as Hernandez-Ramirez, was in the ambulance, he admitted he had been drinking. A medic on scene said she could smell the alcohol coming from him. Hernandez-Ramirez and his passenger, identified as his 9-year-old child, were both transported to a hospital by helicopter. A search warrant for Hernandez-Ramirez's blood was received on Sept. 26, showing a BAC of .067 nearly five hours after the accident had occurred. A criminologist performed a Retrograde Extrapolation on the blood to determine what his BAC would likely have been at the time the accident occurred. The estimate came back between .182 at the highest and .091 at the lowest. The child was transported to the University of Iowa Children's Hospital with a brain bleed. Neither Hernandez-Ramirez nor his child were wearing seatbelts at the time of the accident. The driver of the S10 ended up being transferred to Blank Children's Hospital in Des Moines because of internal injuries he had suffered including damage to multiple vertebra. Hernandez-Ramirez was transported to the Adair County Jail where he was held on a $16,000 cash or surety bond.
