Every single department within a business has an impact on sales through their interactions with customers.

As companies realise that manual processes are inefficient, time-consuming and prone to errors, automated processes become sought-after, says JP Lourens, solutions manager at Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa.

The company has sold a stake in its business to Nozala Women.

Kyocera Document Solutions SA, in partnership with Potters House, a Soweto-based vocational non-profit training provider, recently celebrated their 13th graduation.

Five MFPs were recognised as “outstanding” for a variety of benefits and features, including performance, reliability and consistent image quality.

Kyocera Document Solutions SA celebrates 28 years of its Environmental Charter.

Partnering with trained technicians is important to Kyocera as the company has a reputation for creating long-lasting solutions for businesses, says Paul Wendlandt, Customer Services Support Manager for Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa.

Rochelle Ponen has been named the hardware product manager of the company.

Seisa's position will see him expanding sales into the continent, which includes managing processes, automating records and developing new business in southern Africa.

Kyocera continues its upward trajectory, having been placed first overall in unit sales for the first half of 2019, with a market share of 14.6%, says Sharon Peché, Marketing Communications Manager at Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa.

Gareth Fletcher has been named as KYOCERA Document Solutions SA’s corporate sales manager, bringing 21 years of experience and knowledge of the office automation industry.

The company says its success is driven by combining its economic and ecological goals.