According to Ricoh, the showroom was designed to showcase Ricoh’s range of customisable solutions and office technology in a hands-on setting.

Richardson says, “This space will let customers witness the benefits of Ricoh’s business software and hardware first-hand.”

With full digital conferencing technology, the new showroom can link up to Ricoh’s Printing Innovation Centre in Sydney, launched earlier this year to develop high-value services and solutions for Ricoh customers, according to the company.

Ricoh continues the facility is part of a network of centres strategically located in London, New York, Japan and Singapore to leverage a wide variety of capabilities and resources, enabling global collaboration.

Richardson also says, “The new Melbourne showroom signifies a new resource for the local market. This is a place where customers can come and collaborate with Ricoh’s national team of developers to create custom-made solutions.”

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