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The new-to-Aus models are an extension of the bizhub i-Series line, the C450i and C650i, and designed to work with digital workflows.

The Royal Australian Air Force’s number 36 Squadron is on a mission to understand more about how the movement of aircraft parts can be automated.

Robotic process automation (RPA) has emerged as a key technology that’s helping businesses digitalise work, letting human employees focus on more engaging, creative work, writes Konica Minolta Australia national manager for IT solutions sales Seth Butcher.

At a time when businesses have been disrupted, it’s important for organisations to be aware of the potential for technology to help them on their road to recovery and propel their business into a whole new level of growth.

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

“The MiR 500 and MiR 1000 will have a critical role to play in the manufacturing and logistics organisations of the future and will play an important part in protecting workers and businesses, and helping them de-risk and future-proof their operations."

Organisations that embrace disruption and prioritise investment in these technologies will reap the benefits and be able to work smarter and faster in the digital age.

Konica Minolta is working with partners and customers in Australia to address the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) and ventilators required by healthcare workers involved in treating patients of COVID-19.

Konica Minolta Australia chairman and managing director Dr. David Cooke has announced his resignation, however will stay with the company as it navigates border restrictions due to the current COVID-19 pandemic.

The Australian workplace is now moving into an era where some hard skills are starting to expire.

The workflow solution will help streamline systems and processes through automation of recurring tasks, says Konica Minolta.

 The Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) recently named Konica Minolta for its dedication to gender equality in the workplace.

Customers have raised expectations and now demand the same, if not better, UX with small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) as they do with large organisations, Konica Minolta finds.

"Waiting until the end of June to consider how to make the most of EOFY will make it difficult to manage the baseline tax and financial requirements, let alone make time for advanced business planning."

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

Attackers can gain access to MFDs, and potentially the entire business network. For example, employees may use their smartphone or tablet to connect to the MFD to print documents for a meeting. 

“The importance of managing content more responsibly is growing for organisations."

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

Konica Minolta and mobile robot manufacturer Mobile Industrial Robots say they’re about to bring even more automation to their Australian clients.

The Freedom Awards raise awareness of all forms of slavery and human trafficking.

Konica Minolta has announced a partnership with Western Sydney University (WSU) to build digital manufacturing capabilities...

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