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Vilvoorde/Merelbeke, May 19, 2020 – Ricoh Belgium today announced the significant expansion of its IT Services (ITS) operations with the acquisition of Orbid. Orbid is headquartered in Merelbeke northern Belgium, with satellite offices in Antwerp, Geel and Lokeren. The company specialises in critical IT infrastructures, managed services, data centres, private and hybrid cloud, application development & management and HR consulting. A total of 140 company experts support 775 customers...

DUSSELDORF, Germany, Sept. 22, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Materialise NV (NASDAQ: MTLS ) , a leading provider of additive manufacturing (AM) software and sophisticated 3D printing services, today announced the start of metal printing activities in...

According to Ricoh, they’ll provide a complete support package for Leapfrog 3D printers, and that includes an option to add those 3D printers to an existing Ricoh imaging print service contract. “The partnership will initially be available to customers in Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands and the UK, with wider availability across Europe during 2015,” says Jacques van Wyk, the COO of Ricoh SA. The companies say the deal will initially focus on customers in the education sector and expand to...

Hi everyone, I'm an active Ricoh re-seller in Belgium. We have a customer who ask us the following. It'is a law firm who want to personalize the metadata of the scanned files. They have some MPC5503SP equipped with Equitrac. They want to have the name of the company in each scanned file as author's name. Does somebody have any experience in this kind of case ? Thanks a lot for your help. Regards, Stéphane

I'm pretty sure that can be accomplished with NSI Autostore (Nuance). They could pick their name from a list or an open form that they type their name in. http://www.nuance.com/for-busi...index.htm?ref=footer

Thanks Art Post for your answer. I'm also pretty sure it's possible with NSI. At first I wanted to be sure there is no embedded solution in the MFP. I wish you a nice day. Stéphane

The only thing you could do is install the OCR, and then turn on "auto naming" of the scanned file. as long as you had the corporate name in the first 140 characters of the scanned document. The file would then have that corp name or user name in naming convection of the file

Thanks for your help! I wish you a nice weekend.