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Technology company Konica Minolta has received a red dot award, Product Design 2021 for its AccurioPress C14000 series of production presses.

For the fourth time in three years, Konica Minolta has been listed among the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the world.

Incorporating robotic process automation can streamline processes, reduce errors, and optimize talent, saving businesses costs.

Konica Minolta says IDC's recognition is confirmation of its 'strong portfolio', which supports customers in growing their digital maturity.

COVID-19 can survive on office devices for days, posing a transmission risk. Organisations are implementing measures to protect employees.

Konica Minolta expands presence in New Zealand with new direct operation, focusing on innovative solutions and customer value.

Businesses post-COVID-19 must strengthen and innovate for a changed future. Here are three ways to revitalise for recovery.

Building a digital workforce with RPA offers improved data accuracy, faster processing, increased productivity, and reduced costs, boosting business success.

Technology has long been feared as a job-stealer, but new tech like AI and automation can actually improve work conditions for employees.

Brother will provide Konica Minolta products through its network and provide technical and service support for customers throughout New Zealand.

Border restrictions delay leadership transition at Konica Minolta Australia, with Dr. David Cooke staying on as Yohei Konaka awaits travel clearance.

In the digital age, SMBs must fine-tune UX to meet rising customer expectations for seamless, personalized interactions.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) should use the end of the financial year as an opportunity for business growth, says Konica Minolta.

Mobile workers can find it difficult to print from devices because of connectivity issues, driver and software needs, and incompatibility issues.

Konica Minolta warns that unsecured multifunction devices could expose SMEs to cyber threats, emphasising the importance of robust security measures.

Konica Minolta claims AI-driven content management can predict organisational needs, ensure compliance with privacy laws, and streamline workflow efficiency.

MOBOTIX and Konica Minolta are developing a platform for camera networks that will allow AI-powered surveillance of people and places.

Y Soft says given the surge of digital transformation and cloud, vendors need to be looking at ways to add value to their channel partners.

A Locky ransomware variant is doing the rounds again this time it's also impersonating office equipment from Konica Minolta.

The company say they invested heavily in technology, products and strategic partnerships in order to bring this offering to the New Zealand market.