D-Link, NGT co-market VOIP solution

D-Link, a network solutions provider and developer of the VoiceCentre phone system, and New Global Telecom (NGT), a provider of wholesale hosted and trunk-based VOIP solutions, have agreed to co-market phones and services for small business users using Microsoft Response Point, says Market Watch.

The pairing of NGT Digital Voice phone services that connect directly to the D-Link VoiceCentre phone system will provide small businesses with an affordable solution that merges traditional phone systems with feature-rich, affordable VOIP services without needing telephony expertise.

By creating an all-in-one phone solution, small businesses can realise an increased value proposition, saving up to 50% in costs, the companies say.

Ricoh Asia Pacific has invested $20 million over the next three years to enter and establish its presence in the production printing market, by creating a sales organisation and developing two printing innovation centres, states Market Watch.

The first of its kind in Asia Pacific, the centres, to be located in Singapore and Sydney, will demonstrate Ricoh's latest production printing technologies, including integrated hardware and software solutions.

In conjunction with this, the company is also launching the Ricoh Pro C900 series, its newest production printing engine.

Continuing to advance its DR-Series scanner line, Canon USA, a provider of digital document imaging and office solutions, introduced the Canon imageFormula DR-7090C Universal Production Scanner, reports Market Watch.

The Canon DR-7090C delivers flexibility, image quality and reliability at high scanning speeds by leveraging technologies from Canon's imageFormula and imageRunner product lines.

The DR-7090C has special appeal for government, education, legal and financial marketplaces due to its two-way design, which is capable of fast one-pass duplex and easy flatbed scanning, both in one compact unit.