01732 759725 14 BULLETIN Ricoh UK shortlisted Ricoh UK was shortlisted for Best CSR/ESG Initiative at the 2023 CIPD People Management Awards. The awards are the benchmark of excellence in HR, L&D and OD, recognising outstanding work by both national and international organisations, regardless of sector or size. Ricoh was nominated for its successful integration of the social value challenge with the company’s L&D Emerge initiative. This year, over 80 Ricoh UK employees worked to deliver social value to their designed area of the UK. This included organising and delivering CV and interview workshops, gifts in kind and fundraising, as well as raising awareness of the global climate crisis through the development of a climate crisis workshop targeted at young people in primary schools. Through these efforts, Ricoh delivered over £149,000 of social value to 12 UK counties in total, working with over 20 different delivery partners and impacting hundreds of people. Partners which Ricoh has worked with include Leeds Hospital Charity, The Forward Trust and Turning Tides. www.ricoh.co.uk GoTo receives TrustRadius award For the fourth consecutive year, TrustRadius’ Tech Cares Award recognised GoTo as a technology company dedicated to upholding values in corporate responsibility through the company’s ESG programme. This includes efforts across areas such as volunteering, the company’s robust diversity, equity and inclusion programs, charitable efforts, hybrid workplace culture, and support for environmental sustainability. The company actively supports the communities where employees live and work in order to help businesses navigate an evolving work landscape and reduce the environmental impact of the company and its customers and partners. www.goto.com Remanufactured print devices The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), the world governing body of cycling, along with Glasgow Life and CGI selected Xerox to provide devices certified to meet internationally recognised security and product sustainability standards and onsite support to the UCI Cycling World Championships which took place in Scotland, August 3 to 13. Xerox supported the UCI’s essential print and copying services across the full cycle championships, the world’s largest cycle event, spanning 11 cycle disciplines in multiple locations, with 284 different teams and country delegations from around the world. The company supplied a team of onsite engineering support staff and service delivery team, from Glasgow and the surrounding areas. The devices have been remanufactured near Glasgow at Concept, a Xerox Business Solutions company, in Clydebank, which was recently awarded the BSI kitemark BS 8887-220:2010. The devices have earned Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT), Blue Angel and ENERGY STAR ecolabels Darren Cassidy, Managing Director, Xerox UK&I said: “Xerox has a proven legacy in supporting similar scale events throughout the UK, including the London Olympics in 2012, European Championships in Glasgow in 2018, Glasgow 2019 European Short Course Swimming Championships and most recently the COP26 Climate Action Conference also in Glasgow in 2021, so we are delighted to provide print services for the UCI Cycling World Championships. “The UCI’s Sustainability Vision to make cycling one of the world's most sustainable sports and promote the bicycle as a key transport mode in combating climate change, improving population health and building a more sustainable future for all, is fully aligned with our core values. Our appointment is a testament to our commitment to fighting climate change, and our journey to net zero by 2040 whilst helping to make a positive difference on one of the world’s most pressing issues.” www.xerox.co.uk PaperCut ranked number 1 For the third year running, IDC has ranked PaperCut software at number 1 for Worldwide and U.S. Device and Print Management market share in its recently published, IDC Worldwide and U.S. Device and Print Management Market Shares, 2022 report. While navigating the hybrid working era and the uptake of cloud solutions, PaperCut gained share in the device and print management software market in 2022, retaining the number 1 position as top vendor in the market for the third year in a row. Whereas 2021 experienced a decline in industry revenues, 2022 was marked by a slight modest recovery. With COVID-19 as a global health crisis coming to an end, businesses worldwide started returning to the office. As a result, most vendors experienced growth in 2022. This delivered a 3.1% increase from 2021 in worldwide device and print management document solution software market sales. PaperCut remained in the top spot with $83.9 million at 12.9% market share. IDC’s report states that PaperCut is driving the move to the cloud with public or private cloud suitable solutions. Its built-for-cloud products, PaperCut Hive and PaperCut Pocket, launched in 2021, continue to deliver on customers' needs to save costs, simplify print enablement, and reduce waste. Steve Holmes, Head of Global Sales & Channels, PaperCut, said: “PaperCut’s success is our channel partners’ success. Our Authorised Solution Centers, OEM partnerships, and reseller network are in tune with customer needs and the state of printing in the world today.” www.papercut.com Steve Holmes 2 0 2 3 October 19 at Robin Hood For more information please email [email protected] or call Paul on 07887 944433
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