Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa is helping companies proactively assess and prepare their print infrastructure to avoid potential disruptions, functionality loss and security risks.
Digital consent forms offer private schools a way to streamline parent communication while eliminating unnecessary paperwork.
From faster document processing to automated task routing and mobile printing, the value lies in how these tools streamline operations and reduce inefficiency, says Marc Pillay, CEO of Konica Minolta South Africa.
With an eSign solution, hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers can accelerate approvals, enhance security and improve patient care.
Kemtek’s new national service executive, Gnesen Naidoo, discusses his approach to leadership in business – and how it relates to improving customer service offerings.
Unitech Europe is a provider of automatic identification and data capture technology, and Seiko Instruments specialises in thermal printing technology.
The imageFORCE C5100 and 6100 printers use high-definition OLED exposure technology developed by Canon.
Unauthorised individuals posed as Kyocera representatives in an attempt to collect used or unused toner cartridges from customer premises.
Heyns is responsible for providing advanced product support, overseeing device localisation and working closely with partners and field service engineers.
The electronics and printing solutions firm opens a new office and innovation centre in Johannesburg as part of its expansion plans.
Vachiat began his career at Konica Minolta South Africa in 2002 as a software engineer and most recently, he served as GM for direct sales.