The Communicator by Redfire Design

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Sustainable 60 The exciting new series that’s challenging and rewarding Kiwi businesses to implement sustainable business practices for a better tomorrow.

“ For businesses, sustainability is about long term viability rather than short term survival.” Helen Williamson, on the Sustainable 60 Series.

Thinking big for better business Ricoh’s big picture thinking that’s delivering greater value and more innovative solutions for customers.

PlaceMakers’ print success The smart, yet simple printing solution that helped this hardware giant reduce costs and make life easy in-store.

Prime Minister opens Technology Centre Celebrating the launch of the new Ricoh Technology Centre in Wellington with some famous faces.

Getting fired-up with Rinnai A look at some great ideas for outdoor living that will make summer entertaining a breeze.

The Communicator is produced by Ricoh New Zealand Ltd. For further information call 0800 80 76 76 or visit www.ricoh.co.nz

Tech Tips Handy shortcuts for Microsoft Office The Microsoft Office site has lots of helpful tips and shortcuts for easier use of their applications. Here are a few that you might find useful: 1. Instant font size By selecting your text and pressing Ctrl+Shift+> you can quickly increase your font size. To decrease the size press Ctrl+Shift+<. 2. Move paragraphs around You can move a paragraph around a document in four different directions by using Alt+Shift+[Arrow]. Simply use the left and right arrows to change the indentation level of a paragraph or bullet point. The up and down arrows, move the paragraph, up and down! 3. Clear formatting (From Word and PowerPoint) Isn’t it frustrating when you cut and paste text into a document that has different formatting? If you select this text and press Ctrl+Spacebar, it instantly removes any formatting. Simple!

Smart planet saving tips from Ricoh 1. Choose double-sided It seems basic, but the simple act of choosing double-sided printing, cuts paper waste and reduces costs. 2. One machine to do it all Consolidate your office equipment into one energy saving multi-functional device to lower your total cost of ownership and your energy bill. 3. Choose sleep mode Ricoh systems use less energy in sleep mode, but warm up more quickly than other conventional machines.

Interactive fun & games with Ricoh Colorbots If you have some time on your hands, why not check out www.ricohcolorbots.com At this interactive site, you’ll discover the smart inner-workings of a Ricoh printer, and meet the Colorbots, amazing techno-creatures who inhabit Printerworld. The Colorbots defend and protect the colour quality and dependability of Ricoh printers. When you arrive in Printerworld, you can interact with the Colorbots and their hometown. You can also explore the different areas, play a laser game and even use the language translation centre to exchange encrypted messages with your friends. It’s a whole new world of fun.

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2. Sustainable 60 Series kicks off New Zealand is embracing sustainable business practices and a new series rewards Kiwi businesses for getting on board.

4. Prime Minister opens Technology Centre Celebrating the launch the new Ricoh Technology Centre in Wellington with some famous faces.

5. Thinking big The added value and services that Ricoh is providing so customers can do business even better.

6. PlaceMakers ‘hammer down’ printing costs A case study on how Ricoh helped PlaceMakers to reduce printing costs using smart technology.

10. Students thrive at the Ricoh Administration Centre The new Ricoh Administration Centre at MIT is helping students experience business in a real-world office environment.

13. Great thinking for summer As summer rolls around, one of our customers, Rinnai – provide some great ideas for outdoor entertaining. 1

Sustainable 60 Companies around the world are acknowledging the importance of sustainable business practices. In New Zealand, the Sustainable 60 Series is set to encourage local businesses on the path to sustainability. The Sustainable 60 Series is a joint initiative between the Fairfax Media Business Group and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Originally the brainchild of Julie Gill, General Manager of Fairfax Business Group, the Series has been developed to share and reward excellence in sustainable business practice within New Zealand. It’s one step towards getting local business in line with the rest of the world. Sustainable Business practice is more than just addressing environmental issues. It’s about considering and setting robust and future-focused plans for all aspects of business, as well as looking at how sustainability affects the bottom-line. “For businesses”, says Helen Williamson, the Marketing Manager at Fairfax Media Business Group, “Sustainability is about long term viability rather than short term survival. We want businesses to see that introducing sustainable business practices is an opportunity, rather than a cost.” Small and large businesses were encouraged to enter the Sustainability 60 Series, which will reward excellence and best sustainability practice in a variety of areas. Areas of

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business that will be rewarded include company strategy and governance; the delivery of goods and services; and community involvement. There will be winners announced across five categories and companies can enter as many categories as they like. An Overall Exemplar award will be given to three different sized companies (small, medium and large). The overall winner of the Sustainability 60 Series will be chosen from these three winners. The series will highlight how companies have looked at the issue of sustainability and built in into their business model, brand practices and processes. It will also consider the challenges. Importantly, the Series is not concerned about how far down the track the company is in terms of sustainability, but what plans are in place, and what success a company has enjoyed. “This is a new process, so this series is about celebrating the journey to sustainability,” says Helen. New Zealand is somewhat behind the eight ball in terms of acknowledging sustainable business practice. There are countries around the world that have been promoting and rewarding sustainability for years. But now New Zealand has caught on and we’re beginning to see its importance. In fact, the Sustainable 60 awards have created plenty of buzz across the country. Helen Williamson says there has

As a company, Ricoh New Zealand has long set the standard for digital office equipment and solutions that directly contribute to Business Sustainability. So for Ricoh, sponsorship of the Sustainable 60 Series was a logical choice.

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The awards for the most outstanding sustainable business practices in the country. been a tremendous response in terms of entries, with companies of all sizes coming to the party. Businesses have been quick to recognise the value in this new series, including sponsors. As a company, Ricoh New Zealand has long set the standard for digital office equipment and solutions that directly contribute to Business Sustainability. So for Ricoh, sponsorship of the Sustainable 60 Series was a logical choice. Four other sponsors have also got on board to encourage New Zealand business to participate Ricohâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own sustainability commitments have already made an impact on its bottom line returns. It has introduced a number of initiatives including reducing waste, business-wide recycling programmes, reducing CO2 emissions and revised business processes that reduce costs and improve efficiency. These initiatives have helped the company achieve industry leadership in its environmental credentials. Winners will be announced at a special awards function in December 2009. For more information on the awards visit: www.sustainable60.com

To receive a copy of Ricohâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2009 CSR document please email: customercare@ricoh.co.nz

The finalists are: Strategy/Governance CarboNZero Landcare Research Nomad Safaris State of Grace Watercare Westpac

Environment AMP Capital/Bayfair Centre Landcare Research Mighty River PowerNorth Shore City Council Urgent Couriers Westpac

Workplace Auckland Regional Council CarboNZero Landcare Research North Shore City Council Urgent Couriers Westpac

Community Accor Fonterra/Sanitarium Hayes Knight IAG NZ Locus Research Westpac

Marketplace CarboNZero Corporate Express IAG NZ Kokako Moxie Design Sinclair Knight Merz Westpac

Overall Small Exemplar Locus Research Nomad Safaris Overall Medium Exemplar The New Zealand Merino Company Urgent Couriers Yealands Estate Wine Overall Large Exemplar Auckland Regional Council IAG NZ Landcare Research Northshore City Council Westpac

Ricoh in Focus Prime Minister Key opens Ricoh Technology Centre Prime Minister, Hon. John Key, Mayor of Wellington Kerry Prendergast, long time Ricoh clients, prominent business leaders and former and current All Blacks, helped to celebrate the opening of Ricoh New Zealand’s Wellington Technology Centre. The Prime Minister addressed the crowd and spoke about how new technology is making business more efficient.

The Centre has been created to showcase the latest that Ricoh has to offer. It will also help demonstrate to businesses how they can use innovative hardware and software solutions to achieve greater productivity, and challenge companies to explore the way they do business with technology. Furthermore, as Ricoh’s technology helps customers to minimise their impact on the environment – environmental sustainability is also a key focus.

Main Photo, Left to right: Craig Loveridge (National Sales Manager), John Key, Chris Thorton (Wellington Branch Manager), Michael Pollok (Managing Director). Inset Photos: Ricoh’s New Wellington Technology Centre, John Key’s speech, John Key reviewing the new Ricoh Pro C900 Production Printer with Craig Loveridge.

The new facility is expected to be a centre of excellence, and a valuable resource for Wellington business.

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Ricoh New Zealand’s Wellington Technology Centre has been created to showcase the latest that Ricoh has to offer. It will also help demonstrate to businesses how they can use innovative hardware and software solutions to achieve greater productivity

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Thinking Big

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Expansion of value delivered

Five-tiered solutions structure 5. Business solutions

4. Document solutions

3. Printing solutions

2. Network devices

1. Stand alone devices

Ricoh’s products and services have constantly evolved to meets its customers’ needs. Beyond hardware, the company is now providing comprehensive business solutions for information sharing and processing, IT systems, data security, and many more business processes that pose a challenge for today’s office environment.

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A good analogy for Ricoh’s business offering is found in the Apple iPod. Alone, the iPod is simply an attractive and functional MP3 player, but when connected to the iTunes store, the blend of hardware, software, and services delivers incredible customer value. This is the type of added value that Ricoh endeavours to deliver to its customers every day. For Ricoh, it’s no longer about simply selling copiers, printers and other hardware - it’s about looking for greater solutions that bring change and innovation to customers businesses. Put simply, Ricoh now offers its customers a five-tiered solutions structure. The first and second tiers revolve around the core of Ricoh’s business – the provision and management MFDs* and printer products or network devices. The third tier is the provision of printing solutions – this includes software that makes it easier for customers to manage output devices and monitor output jobs effectively. Solutions such as @Remote, enables easy assessment of the printing equipment’s uptime and usage history without extra work for administrators.

Going beyond hardware for greater customer value The fourth tier incorporates solutions for documents. These solutions help to integrate paper and electronic documents through document management systems and include information sharing, centralised data storage, retrieval and output. The fifth and last tier of solutions are comprehensive business solutions. These solutions help customers to achieve transformational improvements in their officebased work by increasing efficiency and reducing back-office workloads. Solutions could include a package of outsourcing services for IT management as well as document/data management and output. To find out how Ricoh can help improve your business processes, please contact us on 0800 274 264 or visit www.ricoh.co.nz. *Multifunctional device (MFD): A single machine that, depending on options selected, acts as your copier, printer, scanner and fax.

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PlaceMakers Information Technology Manager, Peter Macrae

PlaceMakers ‘hammer down’ printing costs Lower costs, reliability and easier printer fleet management – sound interesting? That’s what this household name achieved with help from Ricoh.

Challenge PlaceMakers Information Technology Manager, Peter Macrae, was unhappy with a large fleet of inefficient dot matrix printers at the store checkouts and trade desks, which were used to produce trade customer receipts with data from the company’s Enterprise Resource Management (ERP) system. PlaceMakers had already started planning for the deployment of a new ERP system, and both PlaceMakers and Ricoh’s competitors thought that the printer fleet could not be upgraded until the new ERP system was in place. Areas of concern with the existing printers included: • Cost – they were expensive to run due to the high cost of ribbons, and the need for pre-printed three-part forms. • Speed – they were slow by current standards, which increased customer waiting time at the checkout. • Service – often required waiting several days for repairs, thus requiring additional back-up machines in many locations. 6

• Dated - the dot matrix print quality was regarded as substandard for modern business. • Restrictive - pre-printed forms did not allow form content to be altered for promotions and other uses.

Solution The Ricoh account management team spent time with Peter and other internal stakeholders to understand the issues PlaceMakers faced. The outcome was a forms overlay print solution, teamed with Ricoh laser printers. Forms overlay printing enables the new laser printers to print correctly formatted receipts from the ERP system onto plain A4 paper.

Benefits Being able to print business-critical data on modern Ricoh plain paper printers has solved all of the problems PlaceMakers faced with the old system and also delivered several significant bonuses, as outlined below: Cost A significant cost reduction was achieved by eliminating pre-printed forms and their associated storage and distribution costs. Now, PlaceMakers can ‘print on demand’ onto plain A4 paper. The advanced technology of the Ricoh laser printers also means a lower cost to print each page.

Efficiency The fast print speed of the Ricoh printers reduces customer waiting time at the checkouts and trade desks.

supplier had taken a consultative approach and created a way to replace the aging dot matrix printers prior to upgrading the ERP system.

Quality The Ricoh solution improves document quality and provides the flexibility to change document content as required, even specific to the local store.

Ricoh delivered earlier than PlaceMakers expected - or any competitor was able to do.

Fleet management The new solution removes the need for back-up printers, as Ricoh provides reliable nationwide servicing for the printers at all of the PlaceMakers stores.

considerable time and energy to understand the idiosyncrasies of our business. They were then able to provide a practical, cost-effective solution that fully addressed the issues we had. Ricoh’s solution -based approach enabled us to achieve our desired result 12 to 18 months earlier than we believed possible, with much less risk and of course, cost.” says Peter Macrae.

Fleet management of the Ricoh laser printers is simple and efficient with Ricoh’s Web SmartDeviceMonitor proactively notifying PlaceMakers and Ricoh of service and toner requirements. In addition, meter readings are automatically sent from the printers to Ricoh each month via Ricoh’s eReader system. Each month, Ricoh’s Account Manager provides Peter and the team with a comprehensive service delivery and performance report, enabling PlaceMakers to monitor the following aspects at both a national and store-by-store level: • Print volumes (black & white/colour)

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To learn more about Ricoh’s solutions or to book your own meeting with a Ricoh consultant contact us on 0800 2RICOH (274264).

• Service calls and response times • Uptime of the Ricoh devices.

Why Ricoh Ricoh New Zealand’s account management team built a solid relationship with PlaceMakers staff. No other

Ricoh’s forms overlay print solution Take unformatted data from your host system and output in a professional, customer specific format onto plain A4 paper. • Excellent for creating invoices and customer statements, contracts, shipping documents, and purchase orders etc. • Eliminates the expense involved in ordering and storing pre-printed stationery. • Supports a wide range of platforms including: AS/400, VMS, MS DOS, IBM DOS, SAP, all current Windows environments, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, True64, developer sources. Forms overlay print solution for PlaceMakers

Customer purchase data

PlaceMakers checkout

Mainframe server with forms overlay print solution

Purchase data correctly formatted, together with receipt form design

Ricoh laser printer loaded with plain A4 paper

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Ricoh Topics Launching the C900 James Bond style More than 130 people gathered at Armstrong Prestige in Wellington to mark the launch of the Ricoh Pro™ C900. The evening had a James Bond theme and was attended by a host of glamorous women in sophisticated dresses, and men dressed in black-dinner suits. Even the Ricoh sales team turned out in their finery to celebrate the occasion.

C900 Launch attendees dressed in all their finery

The prowess of the C900 was on show for all to see. An exceptional product that has taken print-production to a whole new level, those in the print industry were given a great insight into its capabilities. A visual demonstration was held between the C900 and models from other manufacturers to show just how much paper the C900 can process in an 8-hour period. Like James Bond, the C900 left its four main competitors for dead. While the C900 took centre stage, attendees drank vodka martinis (shaken, not stirred) and enjoyed the theme songs from the major James Bond films and the films themselves also played in the background. The genuine Aston Martin was also a draw-card – as were the hostesses who also mixed with the crowd. The lovely ladies’ names and dresses were a nod to the girls from the James Bond Films – Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. James Bond would have been proud.

The Bond Girls – Yellow, Cyan and Magenta at the C900 launch

With industry veterans commenting that it was one of the best launches they’d been to, it was a successful night for the C900 and an enjoyable and memorable occasion for everyone involved.

The latest in multi-functional motorcycles The KTM 990 Supermoto T (or the SMT for short) is winning praise across the world and is being touted as one of the best all-round road bikes. Just like Ricoh’s Multi-function Devices, this impressive bike from Austrian manufacturer KTM is designed for multiple uses. Those who ride this impressive machine, talk about its performance and comfort and most importantly it’s fun-factor.

The KTM 990 Supermoto T is the complete package

Greg Boyd from Boyd Motorcycles in Hamilton (a Ricoh Customer with a full colour Ricoh MFD) says the SMT stands out among other bikes. It has a very powerful 999cc V-twin motor – (one of the lightest twin-engines in the 1000cc class) and it boasts high-tech brakes and suspension. The SMT has an upright seating position, and provides a super-comfortable ride. Excellent wind-protection and clear and easy-to-read clocks are other highlights. This bike is made for adventures on the road. The reviews from overseas road tests have been glowing – the SMT is considered by many as the complete package. Reviewers have talked about its gut-wrenching acceleration, performance and all out fun-factor. Others have talked about the way the SMT eats up the kilometres without you even noticing. Whether it’s a country road or open highway, the SMT provides multi-functional riding and an exhilarating experience. Little wonder it’s proving so popular with bike enthusiasts. The SMT is available for $23,495 at Boyd Motorcycles in Hamilton.

Dunedin students power up screens through pedal-power In June, Ricoh teams from around New Zealand held events to participate in the Ricoh Eco-Action day. The yearly event, which also coincides with the World Environment Day, saw the return of the Electro-Cycles, an eco-friendly cycle which when pedalled produces electricity to run electronic devices.

Pedal-powering the screens using the electro-cycle

While the Wellington branch had two new models built to create enough juice to fire-up a Ricoh copier, last year’s model drew big crowds at the Dunedin Branch. The team in Dunedin had the bike running a flat screen TV. Many people came to have a go, including students from High Street School. The students, who were also participating in their own environmental project at the time, quickly learned how much energy it took to keep a modern appliance running. University students, the crew from Radio Network’s Classic Hits and other passers-by, also tested their legs and their lungs on the bikes. Two Ricoh digital cameras were given to the cyclists who produced the most energy.

ISMS certification provides customers peace of mind

Ricoh takes action to ensure client and company security

All Ricoh New Zealand branches will become ISMS (Information Security Management System) certified within the next two years. Globally the Ricoh Group became ISMS certified in 2004, Ricoh’s New Zealand’s Head Office achieved ISMS ISO 27001 certification in August 2008, and is currently part way through re-certification for 2009. This certification provides peace of mind to Ricoh’s customers in knowing that the confidentiality, integrity and availability of their company’s key information is assured regardless of the situation. Procedures such as a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) are in place to ensure business continuity in the event of a major disruption, and regular internal and external audits exist to keep systems in check.

Prize inspires companies to rethink workflow Organisations across New Zealand were recently mailed an invitation to complete an innovative online survey. The survey would enable Ricoh to help each company identify the strengths and weaknesses of their individual document workflow processes, and what improvements could be made. An Apple MacBook worth $2000 was also up for grabs for those who took part. Cameron Mount (Auckland Branch Manager), presents the new Mac Book to competition winner Sarah Holden

Participants were guided to a personalised web page, where they were asked to complete a series of questions. With such an enticing prize up for grabs, there was a large number of respondents, but sadly only one winner – so a big congratulations to Sarah Holden, Sustainability Manager for IAG. In addition to learning more about what Ricoh can do to assist IAG, she also gets to take home a brand new MacBook!

First Aid turned into artwork A first aid box and artwork seem to be an unlikely combination. But designer Vicky Broadbent doesn’t think so. Her new concept – First Aid Art, is a practical wall storage unit for first aid supplies, and a smart and stylish artwork that takes the form of a red cross.

First Aid Art – a practical and attractive wall unit

With staff welfare in mind, Ricoh have brought First Aid Art cabinets for each of their offices. Their eye-catching design and colour, makes them easy to identify in an emergency. Units are sold with or without medical supplies, and are manufactured in two sizes. New Zealand made from zero-rated MDF, you can discover this new concept at www.firstaidart.com. Ricoh Communicator - No. 18

Helping students get down to business Manukau Institute of Technology students have been studying while on the job. The newly opened Ricoh Administration Centre, in conjunction with the Ricoh Customer Centre, are providing students the invaluable experience of working within a simulated, but real-world office environment.

Brett Smith, Key Account Manager for Ricoh and Dr Peter Brothers, CEO MIT open doors for business growth

From lecture theatre to office space Core business administration subjects were once taught in MIT’s lecture theatres. Now students are learning and doing office tasks and performing roles in a simulated environment. “According to Cathy Dwyer Key Lecturer at MIT, this handson approach is proving to be a very successful way of teaching. “Students quickly increase their skills, knowledge and confidence. It’s easy for students to understand, and apply the knowledge they’ve learned.”

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Through the Ricoh Administration Centre and Ricoh Customer Centre, MIT aim to produce hundreds of confident, work-ready employees. More than 100 students graduate each year.

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One to two days a week, students taking Level 2 Core Business Administration subjects, ‘work’ within the newly opened Ricoh Administration Centre. At the Ricoh Customer Centre, Level 3 and Level 4 students ‘work’ in small teams and provide management (the lecturer), with administrative support for marketing, sales, customer service and front line administration roles. Both Centres interact and liaise as if they were genuine business operations. Students at MIT work in the Ricoh business centre to develop essential operational and soft skills necessary in the workplace

Inspired by a real company The Administration Centre and Customer Centre, function in every way (apart from making profit) as a real business. Ricoh provides the corporate image, corporate framework and resources such as photocopiers, faxes and printers for the ‘business’. “It’s brilliant being able to have the support and resources of an organisation like Ricoh,” says Cathy Dwyer.” “We are able to base our teaching on a real organisation – and it has greatly enhanced, students’ learning.” Putting it all into practice Through the Ricoh Administration Centre and Ricoh Customer Centre, MIT aim to produce hundreds of confident, work-ready employees. More than 100 students graduate each year, with a portfolio of a variety of administrative tasks from the front desk to the back office that they can present to prospective employers. This kind of practical experience is sure to provide MIT students a head-start in the world of business.

The Ricoh Business Centre at MIT

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Making a lasting Impression in your Outdoors Impress your friends with your very own Rinnai outdoor living appliances New Zealanders love spending time in the great outdoors, whether its soaking in the scenery, or enjoying a meal alfresco with friends. That’s why Rinnai’s range of outdoor products are a perfect fit for this lifestyle now and for years to come.

As day turns into night, the Rinnai Impression Outdoor Fire becomes the centre-piece for open-air entertaining. Available in single sided, open see-through or as a freestander, the Impression will bring life to your outdoor living area.

With sleek lines and gleaming stainless steel, Rinnai BBQ’s look at home in any backyard. The Rinnai range of BBQ’s offer standard features, including side burners and Rotisseries that other BBQ manufacturers only offer as extras.

Call now to find out more information on 0800 RINNAI (746 624) or send an email to info@rinnai.co.nz to request a brochure be sent to you. For more information about Rinnai’s full range of products for your home, visit www.rinnai.co.nz

Impression Single Sided Outdoor Fire

Maxim X4 BBQ

Maxim X5 Plus BBQ

Maxim Alfresco SS BBQ

OUTDOOR LIVING

T-Grill BBQ

It’s time to enjoy the great outdoors At Ricoh everyone is looking ahead to summer. Long balmy evenings, eating with family and friends – there’s nothing quite like it. With BBQs and better weather ahead, we decided to look to Rinnai, one of our customers, for some smart ideas on making the most of the outdoors this summer. The summer BBQ dates back to the time when man put meat and fire together. For Kiwis, the traditional BBQ is the heart of summer living. When summer begins, the kitchen is moved outdoors and sausages, steak and salads become standard fare. But not all BBQs are made equal. There is now a range of options to consider – from the more conventional gas BBQ to the new Rinnai CrossRay™ technology. This type of BBQ uses a radiant infra-red heat just like hot coals for up to 50% hotter temperature, unprecedented control, and great BBQ flavour.

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With the right BBQ for your needs and your outdoor heating sorted, you will be well on your way to a fantastic summer of entertaining

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As well as models that offer different cooking methods, there are also other features to think about including side-burners, rotisseries (for those beautifully cooked chickens and cuts of meat) and different model sizes to help you whether you are cooking for a party of two, or a party of fifty. Eating al fresco can be an enjoyable experience, but when the stars appear the evenings can become cool. By making an investment in outdoor heating you can extend BBQs and other occasions long into the night. Rinnai’s Impression Outdoor Fire runs on either a 9kg or 45kg gas bottle or can be converted to use natural gas. It is an economical way to create a warm and inviting living-space. Depending on your outdoor living environment, and the look you want, you can choose from a one-sided, two-sided or free-standing table-top unit. It’s easy to personalise your outdoor fire by cladding it in materials to match your outdoor setting such as stone, plaster or brick to make your own style statement. With the right BBQ for your needs and your outdoor heating sorted, you will be well on your way to a fantastic summer of entertaining. All we need now is for the weather to play its part! For more information on Rinnai products visit www.rinnai.co.nz

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Being green is only half of it.

It’s good to be green, but it’s even better to save money while you’re doing it. At Ricoh, we’ve seen how being green increases business efficiency, productivity and profits. For more information, go to www.ricoh.co.nz

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