Scan to email with encryption

Does this mean all of their emails would be encrypted? If so, how can anyone outside of thier company read the email if it is encrypted?

Do they really need the emails to be encrypted?

I believe Ricoh now has an agreement w/ecopy. Try to give your DSM a call.

can anyone else help?

Art

I was at a Ricoh meeting recently where the subject of a potential eCopy relationship was brought up. The Ricoh Rep came back to the meeting later after checking with higher ups and reported that there was not nor was there about to be a relationship with eCopy. The response may have been more to appease the folks from EFI who were there promoting their "Digital StoreFront" and "SendMe" Packages.

If Ricoh and E-copy arnt in bed together, somebody should tell E-copy parnership alliance
Further I read an interview with the founder and ceo of Ecopy in (I think)Recharger mag and he was bragging that Ricoh was among there new partners.

Encryption is available on the new 2051/2075 series, plus other security features. The encryption is 54 bit, and only while the documents are on the hard drive. Ricoh is leaning hard towards SECURITY.

V-tech, I thought you'd be in FLA by now! What happened, you heard about the hurricanes?

What’s in Florida?

This.

I have discovered that one of the security features of Global Scan is the ability to scan and encrypt secure email documents. The encryption issue does not apply to all the emails being transmitted.