AIM Mail Centers Incorporate Mobile Technologies By Simply Changing To Ricoh Hotspot Mfps

AIM Mail Centers Incorporate Mobile Technologies By Simply Changing To Ricoh Hotspot Mfps - PrinterOn

Oct.04, 2010 in Internet

West Caldwell, NJ, September 28, 2010 — Ricoh Americas Corporation, a leading provider of digital workplace gear and superior document management options and services, announced that AIM Mail Centers, a national retail chain of franchised company answer centers, will upgrade the technology at its stores nationwide to Ricoh HotSpot Multifunction Printers (MFPs). Ricoh HotSpot MFPs offer mobile users the added convenience of printing remotely and enable users to print securely across the Internet, with out the need for a device-specific driver or unique software. Mobile printing options for the Ricoh HotSpot MFPs are powered by PrinterOn?.

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“Ricoh HotSpot MFPs fit into the future vision of our AIM Mail Center stores, which are becoming company answer centers rather than shipping centers,” stated Michael Sawitz, CEO, AIM Mail Centers. “Ricoh has been a key technology provider to us for more than 15 years, and we’re excited to work with them to upgrade our gear to Ricoh HotSpot MFPs, which hit right at the heart of what we’re trying to accomplish as we shift our company model.”

“Today’s smartphone is essentially a hand held computer, but it lacks the ability to print. Ricoh’s HotSpot MFPs allow mobile technology to truly function as a computer, opening a whole new world of options for those on the go,” stated Matt Sakauchi, Vice President, Workplace Printer Business Group, Ricoh Americas Corporation. “AIM Mail Centers is one from the first businesses of its kind to fully embrace mobile technology with Ricoh HotSpot MFPs. We’re excited to roll out the installations, which will probably be completed at all stores more than the subsequent 4 years.”

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Over the subsequent 4 years, AIM Mail Centers will upgrade the approximately 70 pieces of Ricoh gear to Ricoh HotSpot MFPs. The first AIM Mail Center to install a Ricoh HotSpot MFP will probably be the store in San Francisco, located at 221 King Street.

The San Francisco AIM Mail Center will sponsor an open house on September 29th, featuring demos from the Ricoh HotSpot MFP too as drawings and free gifts with prizes from Ricoh and AIM Mail Centers.