Kyocera Document Solutions SA has moved into first position in the overall South African copier and multifunction printer market in Q2 2018.

Getting the company compliant with POPI and the GDPR is in its best interest, as non-compliance carries stiff penalties, says Werner Engelbrecht, GM at Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa.

The top achiever, Chris Pelser from Page Automation, will compete against other regional winners in the EMEA Annual Service Awards.

Making mistakes fast is the point: if social media campaigns aren't resulting in brand building or leads, they're a waste of time, says Sharon Peche, marketing communications manager at Kyocera Document Solutions SA.

The company uses a managed document solution and ECM software to streamline the way information is managed, secured and shared.

In March 2018 new GM, Werner Engelbrecht, took over the day-to-day running of the business.

The development will lead to increased production capacity, which is expected to begin at the new plant in July 2019.

Embracing enterprise content management and business process automation to improve efficiency, streamline compliance and drive higher employee engagement.

The companies will be supporting Adrian Wood Racing, as Wood competes in the upcoming GTC2 series of racing events.

Five of Kyocera's multi-function A3 business printers from its TASKalfa range have won the Buyer's Laboratory Winter Pick 2018 award in the Copier MFP category.

Takuya Marubayashi will take over the organisation's Europe, Middle East and Africa operations from 1 April 2018.

Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa achieved number one spot with a market share of 14.5%, according to research released by InfoSource.