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Re: MFP & Copier Stream of Payments Calculator

Art Post ·
There may be some confusion here. I am giving the file out to "new" members that will register on the site. Existing members need to purchase a Premium Membership. I will send the file to those members that requested it here and to me via email. I will post a dropbox link some time later today, please make sure you check back later for the link. Art
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Re: Can a Digital Copier Scan to Dropbox?

GrantW ·
Great Post Art. Xerox have a DropBox app available for their new ConnectKey devices but the user has to buy a scanpack which cover X number of scans and has a 12 month shelf-life. The advantages of having it on the MFD as an App is that any user (e.g. at a college) can log in to their DropBox account and print or scan to / from their own account securely. We've been doing the same as you and circumventing the charge or need for an app by pointing the scan to a DropBox folder on a desktop.
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Change is Good, Especially When it Comes to Scanning Documents with Copiers

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Change is good, right? I'm going to change is even better. Being the same old you and doing the same old thing when presenting copiers can be prove to be a bad thing. Everything is changing at break neck speed in our industry. Thus last week I thought I would change it up a bit. Instead of providing the same old boring talk track of speeds and feeds. I opted for making one short power point presentation (5 slides) that centered around scanning workflows. There were no pictures of copiers, no...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago, The Last Week in September 2013

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Wow, has it really been 5 years since the launch of Ricoh ICE. Well the threads from 5 years ago state it is. In addition I posted up a thread about copier demonstrations. Check em when you have the time. Enjoy the threads from 5 Years ago this week! 10 Awesome Tips for a Great MFP/Copier Demo Re: Adobe PostScript vs. Emulation IPS · 9/23/135:27 PM Czech is correct: there are Ricoh printer models with non-Adobe PostScript as well as 3rd-party Adobe controllers for Kyocera, Konica Minolta and...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago (Second Week of April 2014)

Art Post ·
When I started in the business I was told all you have to get through is the first five years and then the rest is gravy. Meaning you could live off your lease renewals. I'm thinking that was a BIG fat lie! Enjoy these threads from ten years ago this week! Ricoh's Streamline NX can help organizations improve document management productivity and reduce costs Art Post · 4/15/148:32 PM printers giving them the same user experience they have on Ricoh MFPs. Mobile printing with Hotspot Enterprise...
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Re: The Future of Scanning for MFP's aka Copiers is in the Cloud

Czech ·
Art, Interesting read! Here's a little "trick" I figured out. Setting up Cloud Scanning is very easy and can be without any additional software if the cloud storage offers a folder on your PC. For example, Dropbox and Google Drive when installed place "drag and drop" folders on your desktop. You can then set up a small workflow for scanning to the cloud by registering a Scan To Shared Folder and set the Dropbox or Google Drive folder as your destination. Your scanned document will...
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Re: The Future of Scanning for MFP's aka Copiers is in the Cloud

Art Post ·
Czech Thanx for the reply, you have been scanning to a single folder on dropbox for years and recently added google drive on the 5 year old MFP we used in the sales area. You could set up multiple "buttons" on the MFP for additional folders.
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Re: The Future of Scanning for MFP's aka Copiers is in the Cloud

jswinberlin ·
I can't say that I agree that scan to email or folder are dying in my experience. Scanning to Office 365 should only require a special connector configuration in the hub transport layer. Like traditional scan to email or folder the first time is difficult and it doesn't seem like it's worth the effort but in time it should become more simple. "Scan to Cloud" seems to be a vague term as most people who are looking for a solution like this may be referring to scanning to their application...
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Re: Connect the MFPs you sell to any folder

timw ·
When connecting an MFP to say DropBox, the MFP still doesn't allow for an end-user to view that DropBox's folder tree (without added software), correct? So essentially the customer scans to DropBox, heads back to their computer, and then searches around the DropBox folder until they find their scanned file - which isn't much different than the issue the end-user described in the first place? Am I correct in this? I've been looking around for a solution that can help with this that won't...
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Re: Connect the MFPs you sell to any folder

Iris ·
Hello TimW, Thank you for that question. I think it is very relevant, especially as we do have the browse feature for SharePoint. For cloud services such as Dropbox, Micorosoft OneDrive and Google Drive, Udocx enables users to scan directly to any pre-define folder. This means users can scan to several specific destinations within Dropbox. For example, if you want to scan to the 'orders' folder within Dropbox regularly, you can make a 'scan to orders' App. This App will be available to you...
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Re: Connect the MFPs you sell to any folder

timw ·
Hi Iris, Thank you for the response! This helps, but the folders still need to be pre-defined, which would be the same thing as setting up a shared folder, no? And the MFP can do that natively. So out of the box, the installing technician could conceivably set up "Scan to Dropbox -Orders," "Scan to Drop-Box - Leads," "Scan to Drop-Box - Accounts Receivable" since no software is needed for this. Or am I incorrect? It sounds like the major plus to Udocx would be the ability to view the folder...
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Re: Contex SD One Large format Scanner Spec Review

bandit41076 ·
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New Ricoh W6700SP Wide Format Review

Art Post ·
It's been more than five years since Ricoh has updated the Ricoh W3601 wide format printer/scanner/copier. I wasn't sure exactly how long, but googled it and found the press release for the MP 3601 that was dated March 10th, 2011. Far too long for me, but at least there is something new and different to offer our W3601 clients an upgrade path. Ricoh's wide digital wide format entry started with the MP W240 (4ppm), then the MP W2400 (4PPM), later came the MP W3600 (6ppm), and the last one of...
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Health care industry is No. 1 for cyberattacks

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The FBI has warned that cyberattacks are on the rise - and health care companies are often the target hackers seek. An attack that took place in August on Community Health Systems Inc., the No. 2 publicly traded U.S. hospital group, compounded concern...
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Holes in a fence: How the approach to cybersecurity is changing

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The Sony Entertainment cyberattack is not yet old news. On the contrary, the breach is still affecting the idea of cybersecurity and how important it is for organizations to have protection in place. The mystery of who was behind the attack on Sony is...
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Smart Scanning with Scan2Cloud Apps

Art Post ·
When do you say enough already?  In recent weeks it seems every major and minor player in the industry now has some version of a scan2cloud app that can run on their MFP's aka copiers. Since I've been in the copier business for 33...
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Android-Based MFPs & Copiers to the Rescue

Art Post ·
Every now and then you may get something that you wished for.  A little birdy put me on the hunt today for additional information about the smart operation panel that is used on the new Ricoh MPC 03 color series aka...
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Is the cloud the end for MFPs?

Iris ·
"With more and more companies moving to the cloud, the age of MFPs is coming to an end. Being able to work anywhere, anytime, fewer people come to the office and even less use the MFP. Therefore, new solutions, such as mobile capture, replace MFPs."...
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12 Tips to Ricoh to Enhance the Ricoh W3601 Wide Format

Art Post ·
It's awesome to sell 36 month leases, right?  Yesterday my CRM software kicked out a current customer that was in the last three months of their wide format lease.     Low and behold the system that I had leased them 32 months ago was...
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Connect the MFPs you sell to any folder

Iris ·
Are you looking for a trendy topic to talk about with your prospects and customers? Get a conversation starting by asking if they can scan to any folder. Take Art’s talk track of last month for example: "Wouldn't you want to be able to search...
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31 Ways to Garner Net New Copier & Managed IT Business # 11 of 31

Art Post ·
I had a few more of the tips on how I use linked in, however, I had a computer crash and the file I was worked from was not saved to my dropbox account, nor did I have it backed up! Thus, I did have an earlier version without the Linkedin tips. Here...
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16 Tips to Help You Sell More Production Print Systems #5 of 16

Art Post ·
Eat, sleep and breath, something we do every day and we don't give it a second thought, it's just something that we do.   If you want to be successful with selling Production Print Systems, then you need to know the specs of your competitions...
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I Want My....I Want My..... SMART MFP

Art Post ·
I wrote this blog a little over two years ago on the old blog site  and I thought it was time to transfer this to our new site. There are still more than 1,200 blogs that need to be moved!! In a little more than two years, we've progressed...
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My Top Ten Likes for the New Ricoh MP 2553 / 3053 / 3353

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I always like to give a little back ground about about the previous models and one important note is that Ricoh has decided to not offer non networked version of the MP 2553/3053 and the 3353.   With the previous "52" series you were able to...
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Ricoh MPC 8002SP with scan2ocr Review

Art Post ·
The other day I was able to work with the new Ricoh MPC8002sp today with the optional OCR unit.  Well, I was voiced a loud yabadabado and felt like Fred Flintstone when we he was ready to leave the rock quarry at the end of...
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Top 8 Trending MFP & Printer Talk Tracks

Art Post ·
I wanted to blog a little about what's creating some excitement in the field for me in recent months for MFP's and printers.   Creating excitement for MFP's and printers can be a daunting task at times. However, we listen to our...
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Can a Digital Copier Scan to Dropbox?

Art Post ·
Most copiers do have this capability now, in most cases when purchasing or leasing a new copier you'll need to purchase some type of app in order for the copier to access your dropbox account. Depending upon the manufacturer and the service...
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Ricoh MPC 8002SP Web Browser Review

Art Post ·
Finally, after 487 days I was able to experience an MFP connected to the world wide web!  Yeah, yeah, I understand that I'm a little late to the game and should have dedicated some time earlier, however I did not have access to the new MPC 8002SP...
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Five Reasons to Consider the Contex SD One MF Color Wide Format Scanner

Art Post ·
About eighteen months ago, I posted a blog titled “ What I Like about the New Contex SD One Color Scanner” . The SD One Color Scanner was the first true large format color desktop scanner on the market. Not only did the system have a small foot print but with a weight of only 18.6lbs, the Contex SD One was excellent for construction sites. With the recent addition of the Contex SD One MF, Contex has knocked it out of the box again with a portable wide format scanner. The Contex SD one MF...
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Eight Excellent Reasons Why the Ricoh MP 305SPF Should be Your Next Copier Lease or Purchase!

Art Post ·
Years ago with the emergence of A4 (devices that can only print/copy letter or legal paper), we had to adjust our talk track to add, "do you need to print, copy or scan 11x17 (tabloid) size paper. That first question would help us determine if the client was a candidate for an A4 or A3 (devices that can print/copy/scan tabloid) device. Ricoh's new MP 305SPF gives us a new wrinkle when proposing the right system for our clients. The claim to fame for the MP C305SPF is that clients with...
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Ten Things You Need to Know Before You Lease or Buy a Ricoh MP 501SP or MP 601SP

Art Post ·
Geesh, where do I start? When I first heard of the MP 501/601SP's, I thought this was just another mediocre multifunctional (copy, print, scan, fax) A4 device. I assumed the device was designed for low, low volume and would have a high cost per page. I was dead wrong in my assumptions. In fact, I couldn't be happier with the features, the speed, the hardware cost and the consumable cost of the MP 501/601SP. BTW, the MP501/601SP will not win any design awards, it looks kinda funky, but the...
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Page Coverages Something of a Lost Conversation?

Art Post ·
Back in the Eighties one of the first lessons I learned was that of "page coverage" and how to explain it to the end user. Back in the day there wasn't a single copier dealer that included toner in their maintenance agreements. Clients had to buy toner, imagine that! However, with the buying of the toner came the questions about the yield of the toner bottle or cartridge. We would field calls like, "You told me that the toner cartridge would last 10,000 pages, and I'm only getting 3,000...
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Why Did We Build a Cloud Product Before Everyone Else?

Dr. Stefan Weinberger (Guest) ·
Welcome to Part 1 of our new mini-series of blog posts, “Leading in the Cloud”. Over the course of five posts, we’ll track DocuWare’s journey from a traditional on-premises software company to a market-leading cloud services company, all while staying true to our customers, partners and product vision. The first installment covers the signals we saw in the marketplace that initiated our move to the cloud – even though no one else was doing it. We Were Doing Just Fine Without the Cloud By...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago (Last Week of October 2014)

Art Post ·
I had to go back and do some editing one of the blogs I wrote 5 years ago. Seems my fat fingers and my racing mind leads me to many typo's and grammar errors. I do not profess to be a writer, but just a copier sales person that likes to write stories with an occasional opinion or two. Here's the blog I touched up 5 Reasons WHY You Will Fail Selling Copiers Enjoy these awesome threads from 5 years ago this week! Procurement Goes Digital at Konica Minolta Business Solutions Art Post ·...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago (First Week of November 2014)

Art Post ·
As with everyday some of my time is spent on Linkedin. Today I was part of a conversation where a third party provider for our industry had stated the data (facts) they have does not support the notion of honest reps. In a nutshell that person was stating that we (copier reps) oversell (he used overprescribed) our accounts for MFP's. I took offense to that and posted some repsonses on Linkedin. You can go to my Linkedin profile and you'll see what I'm talking about. What ticks me off even...
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The Quest for $200K "So High So Low"

Art Post ·
Let me tell you, the highs, the lows, the ups and the downs can downright kill you in this business. Today was a planned day for the office to prospect and move stuff forward. Today, was also the day that I was to get my old twenty pound notebook replaced with one of those lightweight varieties. Needless to say I was looking forward to getting to office. On the way to the office I made three stops at net new businesses that were on the way. All three stops did not have any thing to offer for...
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The Quest for $200K "Still Time to Network"

Art Post ·
In one of the previous Quest for $200K blogs I stated that my appointment for this AM had cancelled and was moved to Friday of this week. That was a good thing, because tomorrow morning (Thursday) I need to present our proposal to upgrade seven devices with another client. I had no idea that it would take me hours to complete all of the data and the docs this morning. In fact I was not able to finish the order doc and the lease in time. Not a problem I thought, I can create those tonight...
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The Week in Copiers 5 Years Ago

Art Post ·
The Week in Copiers 5 Years Ago the 3rd Week of September 2015 How many of you would be willing to roll the clock back to 5 years ago? There's no doubt for those of us that still selling these are difficult times. The only thing we can do is remain calm, keep putting in the hard work and this will pass. Try and see this as a character building moment and a chance to try all of the those marketing ideas that you never put in place. Now is the time to build for a great 2021. Enjoy these...
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MSP, MSSP and IT Notes Industry January 11th, 2021

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January 11th, 2021 MSP, MSSP and IT Industry Notes Sponsored by Arcoa Group Why partnering with ARCOA makes sense Electronics Recycling is an important and profitable part of the IT asset lifecycle, but it can be overwhelming with all you already do, varying state regulations, and the limited resources at hand. That’s where ARCOA comes in. When you partner with ARCOA, you get all the benefits of a big company without any of the capital investment. We’ve been doing this since 1989 and have...
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MSP, MSSP and IT Notes Industry February 7th 2021

Art Post ·
February 7th, 2021 MSP. IT & MSSP Industry Notes Sponsored by Arcoa Group Why partnering with ARCOA makes sense Electronics Recycling is an important and profitable part of the IT asset lifecycle, but it can be overwhelming with all you already do, varying state regulations, and the limited resources at hand. That’s where ARCOA comes in. When you partner with ARCOA, you get all the benefits of a big company without any of the capital investment. We’ve been doing this since 1989 and have...
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COVID19 Remote Working Day Two Hundred and Thirty Six of Selling

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COVID19 Remote Working Day Two Hundred and Thirty Six of Selling Copiers Yay! The end of the week and just two days from the end of February sales month for me. The week has been very good to me and I'm hoping the next two days can be the icing on the cake. To date I'm at $76K for the month and there are still two additional opportunities that could come home to Papa. One opportunity is for $56K that I have a verbal on and documents were sent for signatures today. The other is rather small...
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MSP, MSSP and IT Notes Industry March 22nd, 2021

Art Post ·
There are two IT FREE leads including in this weeks notes! Arcoa Group Why partnering with ARCOA makes sense Electronics Recycling is an important and profitable part of the IT asset lifecycle, but it can be overwhelming with all you already do, varying state regulations, and the limited resources at hand. That’s where ARCOA comes in. When you partner with ARCOA, you get all the benefits of a big company without any of the capital investment. We’ve been doing this since 1989 and have the...
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IT, MSP & MSSP Industry Notes

Art Post ·
Sponsored by August 22nd, 2021 Arcoa Group Why partnering with ARCOA makes sense Electronics Recycling is an important and profitable part of the IT asset lifecycle, but it can be overwhelming with all you already do, varying state regulations, and the limited resources at hand. That’s where ARCOA comes in. When you partner with ARCOA, you get all the benefits of a big company without any of the capital investment. We’ve been doing this since 1989 and have the expertise, certifications, and...
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Five Reasons I’m Stoked about the KIP C600 Series Color Plotter

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Five Reasons I’m Stoked about the KIP C600 Color Plotter Every now and then one of those technology marvels cross my life. I can remember the awesome IBM Selectric II Typewriter (so many years ago), the Minolta 450Z, our much loved Ricoh MP 240W (wide format plotter) and now the incredible KIP C600 color plotter (wide format). I’m a tech junkie and any phrase that starts with “State of the Art Technology” has my attention! KIP utilizes contact control technology which enables the KIP C600 to...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 10 Years Ago

Art Post ·
This Week in the Copier Industry 10 Years Ago First Week of February 2012 My first post on this site (does not include the start of this site with blogspot) was back on January of 2003. Eleven months is all the time that's left in order to have 20 years of collaboration content for our industry. I'm proud we were able and will continue to offer the ability of people in our industry to collaborate in a secure site away from prying eyes. Enjoy these copier threads from 10 years ago this week!
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Lead for Produduction Copiers in PA

Art Post ·
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Lead for IT Services in Massachusetts

Art Post ·
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This Week in the Copier Industry 10 Years Ago

Art Post ·
sponsored by The year 2023 will mark 43 years of sales in the office technology space. I've spent all of my years in down the street (SMB) office technology sales, even when I had my own small dealership for 12 years. I was never the flashy type, never the bull ****ter or one that made promised of gifts and dinners. I just went about my business and exercised a great work ethic to win more than I lost. I never minded losing because I was able to learn from those losses and always kept the...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 10 Years Ago

Art Post ·
This Week in the Copier Industry Ten Years Ago Third Week of August 2012 sponsored by Some of the headlines for the office equipment channel 1o years ago. Sharp has Serious Money Problems! Final Five Predictions? Japan's Sharp Corp plans to sell its copiers and air conditioners businesses Sharp enters crucial stage of rehabilitation Seems it was a tough week for Sharp, many even me thought that Sharp would exit the MFP business. Ten years later Sharp is still in the MFP business and doing...
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Lead for Managed IT Services

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