Ricoh Case Study: A Retail Franchise Chain Eliminates Paper Storage Fees and Brings Scanning to the Front Desk

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The Alamitos Group is saving thousands monthly while also improving information security and streamlining document accessibility. This Ricoh case study highlights how their scanners work together with our PaperVision Enterprise to improve information management through an innovative implementation provided by our reseller BPAC.

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