Smart retailers are investing in technology that automates labour and time-consuming elements, says Regan Atkins, MD of DigiPoS.
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The document capture range streamlines workflows and integrates printed materials into the business process.
Some competitors have started parallel importing the MFPs directly, and “re-badging” them, says Kyocera Mita.
The sponsored began in October 2007 and shows the company's support for local music.
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The range boosts productivity and management of enterprise workflows.
The company's strategy is being driven in tandem with African distribution partner, Tarsus Africa.
The company improves security measures as crime syndicates become more organised and sophisticated.
The African market deserves as much attention as other emerging markets, says HP.
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Reallusion iClone 3.0 enables play-to-create filmmaking, transforming PC users into virtual real-time movie moguls.