Toshiba

IRVINE, Calif., (Dec. 1, 2008) – Toshiba America Business Solutions Inc. (TABS) today announced that it has entered a strategic partnership with Access Control Devices Inc. (ACDI), a leading manufacturer and designer of copy control equipment, to offer ACDI’s line of durable, highly-scalable copy and print control products through authorized Toshiba dealers and subsidiaries. Now authorized Toshiba dealers and subsidiaries can provide ACDI’s best-in-class copy management devices as an integrated part of their Toshiba offerings to educational, commercial and professional office customers as a seamless feature of TABS’ robust line of color and monochrome e-STUDIO™ multifunction products (MFP). 

The Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) was founded in 1877 in Providence. The school is comprised of a vibrant community of artists and designers, including 2,200 students from around the world, approximately 350 faculty and curators, and 400 staff members. RISD fulfills its educational mission by providing the highest quality instruction in the visual arts, design, architecture, and art education.

While proud of its educational programming, RISD also places emphasis on providing its faculty and student population with the latest technological resources. One of the most used of these resources is the campus’ Copy Center. In July of 2003, RISD began the process of replacing its entire fleet of copiers and printers pending expiration of its existing lease. In addition, Diane Sanborn, Copy Center supervisor for RISD, wanted to upgrade to newer technology.

RISD conducted a thorough equipment provider selection process, which eventually led the school to choose a Toshiba dealer based in Massachusetts. After Toshiba presented its recommendations and demonstrated the capabilities of several Toshiba e-STUDIO™ multifunction products (MFPs), it was clear that Toshiba understood RISD’s needs and could provide a cost-effective strategy for improvement.

CALGARY, ALBERTA (October 2008) - Like all companies, legal offices such as Offutt Nord, PLLC, have unique print management needs that require unique solutions. Prior to using Print Audit, Offutt Nord, PLLC was tracking and recovering its photocopying and faxing expenses, but due to the increasing use of a document imaging system and the use of printing as opposed to copying, they felt that a significant amount of dollars were being lost to untracked printing.

IRVINE, Calif., (Oct. 16, 2008) – Toshiba America Business Solutions Inc. (TABS) proudly announced today that it has been honored with the esteemed “Learning In Practice” Gold Medal Award from Chief Learning Officer (CLO) magazine for outstanding innovations in employee training and education. The award was presented to Anthony V. Codianni, director of Education and Development for TABS, at the Fall 2008 CLO Symposium’s special awards ceremony, held on Sept. 25 at the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, Calif.

“The ‘Learning In Practice’ awards were established to recognize transformational and visionary leaders in enterprise education,” said Norm Kamikow, president and editor in chief of Chief Learning Officer magazine. “A record number of top learning executives and solution providers were nominated by their peers this year. The winners are the industry leaders who truly champion innovation and transform it into learning and value for their organizations.”