Tagged With "ELECTRIC"

BOSTON, MASS. - Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, has joined the Cybersecurity Tech Accord, a watershed agreement among its signatories to enhance the cybersecurity ecosystem and to defend the digital economy from cyberattacks. The Cybersecurity Tech Accord is a public commitment among 144 global companies to protect and empower civilians online and to improve the security, stability and resilience of cyberspace. As a digital...

TOKYO -- Ricoh will gain a path to the medical sector with the acquisition of a Yokogawa Electric business centered on equipment for measuring brain activity. By offering improved versions of Yokogawa's magnetoencephalography (MEG) systems and developing new, proprietary products including medical-use IT systems and cameras, Ricoh hopes to develop the medical field into a business with sales of 50 billion yen ($437 million) by 2025. This represents a belated entry into the medical field for...

BADEN BADEN , Germany , December 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- " We would have not been able to take this product from development to launch without using Stratasys 3D printing to develop a working prototype - it ' s as simple as that, " Oliver Risse , Floatility ' s founder   Fully-functional 3D printed prototypes produced 50% faster using both FDM and PolyJet 3D printing technologies from Stratasys in comparison to silicon molding   Stratasys EMEA, a subsidiary of Stratasys...

Sometimes it’s that one little feature that makes the difference from leasing a Ricoh CW 2201SP or an Oce/Canon wide format. For our Jersey Electric Contractor it was the TWAIN scanning feature that drove their decision to lease the Ricoh CW2201SP. TWAIN TWAIN scanning is also known as ‘pull scanning”. Pull scanning means that your software program has the ability to use a TWAIN scan driver. With our Electrical Contractor they have the ability to use a TWAIN scan driver with their business...

LONDON , April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Schneider Electric, the global leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, today announces the launch of its Edge Software & Digital Services Program - a complete suite of benefits, support tools and certifications that enables IT solution providers to create a Managed Power Services practice. Formulated in response to the significant growth in edge computing, this new program enables IT solution providers to establish...

A few years ago, I began suggesting that the new business world and much of life’s activities would occur in what I described as “The intersection between the physical and digital worlds.” It is so imperative for all to embrace the realities of that intersection. It is now mandatory that all leaders understand how to lead from behind the glass in that intersection between the digital and physical worlds. Leaders must stop searching for a utopia where the old way takes power over creating the...

Okidata to build b/w copiers for Ricoh? Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. of Tokyo (aka Okidata) announced new partnership with Ricoh Plan to partner to build future b/w A3 print engines Will use Oki’s LED (light emitting diode) print head technology instead of laser Will also use Ricoh’ paper transport mechanisms Improve manufacturing efficiency through strategic collaboration and shorten development period by about 30%

At the onset of the COVID pandemic response, many markets predicted a steep drop in office printing. Many business experts predicted the death knell for office printing in general. Instead, with so many working remote, home office printer sales and printing volumes increased dramatically. As people come back to the office, will they bring that thirst for printers and printing back to the office? Yes. But why? Going Digital Going digital takes time and money. First, there is the issue of...

Canon settles lawsuit regarding data breach Report published by Bloomberg Law Lawsuit alleged Canon with negligence regarding a breach that exposed personal information of more than 10,000 former and current employees of General Electric, which is a customer of Canon Deal includes $3500 per class member ($35 million total) Additional funds for time lost remedying issues traceable to data breach

A Japanese investment fund seeking to buy out Toshiba Corp. is asking a group of Japanese companies to join hands to clear the second round of bidding for the troubled conglomerate, people close to the matter said Sunday. By teaming up with domestic companies, the Tokyo-based fund, Japan Industrial Partners, could gain an advantage over other bidders, including U.S. investment fund Bain Capital, in clearing government screening of offers for Toshiba, which is deemed crucial to Japan’s...