Narayan AmmachchiRicoh, a Japanese technology vendor, opened an innovation center in Heredia, Costa Rica, to provide remote IT support services to clients throughout the region.
The 700-square-meter facility, built at a cost of US$800,000, houses a co-creation space where customers can work with Ricoh’s experts to develop new solutions. It also has a training center where customers can learn about the firm’s new technology solutions.
¡Estamos emocionados! 🤩 Celebramos la inauguración del nuevo “Ricoh Innovation Lounge” (RIL) en las nuevas oficinas de #RicohCostaRica.
Conoce todas las novedades del evento aquí: https://t.co/5bBGtAQiCx 👈 pic.twitter.com/mOJDHx0gJv
— Ricoh Latin America (@RicohLA) June 9, 2023
Ricoh has a long history in Latin America, with operations in 20 countries and annual revenue of over US$1 billion. Ricoh’s collaboration and workspace management tools have become increasingly popular in recent years, as more and more businesses adopt hybrid work arrangements. Furthermore, its cybersecurity solutions are tailored to safeguard data in a remote office setting.
“These new offices represent the company’s vision of digital and collaborative workspaces, where the best solutions are integrated according to the specific needs and challenges of clients,” said Hernán Quirós, General Manager of Ricoh Costa Rica.
The Tokyo-based company is also providing remote assistance to small and medium-sized businesses that are looking to increase their sales through online channels. “This remote support unit will hire 40 Costa Ricans shortly,” says Ricoh.
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