Ricoh Partners with Plug and Play for Workplace Innovation

Sep 12, 2025
Ricoh has joined forces with Plug and Play to accelerate innovation in digital workplace solutions, as announced in a press release.

Ricoh has partnered with Plug and Play to enhance innovation in digital workplace solutions, announced in a press release. This strategic collaboration will see Ricoh joining Plug and Play's Enterprise & AI vertical, allowing the company to engage with cutting-edge startups and emerging technologies.

Through this partnership, Ricoh aims to accelerate the discovery, testing, and integration of advanced AI and workplace technologies. By leveraging Plug and Play's global innovation ecosystem, Ricoh will gain access to a curated pipeline of high-potential startups, which will help in transforming workplace solutions.

The collaboration is set to enhance Ricoh's digital services strategy and create new business opportunities for startups within Plug and Play's network. This initiative will combine Ricoh's R&D Hub in Silicon Valley with Plug and Play's robust ecosystem, enabling startups to collaborate on innovative solutions that redefine how people work.

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