Document Management & Imaging, Digital Asset Management,Workflow Systems

Saint Bede's School is a mixed comprehensive secondary school located in Redhill, Surrey. The school has almost 1,800 pupils aged 11 to 18, with around 330 of these students in the sixth form. In its most recent Ofsted inspection, the school was graded as ‘outstanding’ in all areas.

Resellers will have a central role to play in helping IT leads manage ‘hybrid’ workforces as employee demand is split between working in the office and at home, according to Brother UK.

An unintended consequence of coronavirus-induced lockdowns around the world has been a renewed emphasis on sustainability, with clear skies over normally polluted cities being a key highlight. While reduced air pollution is evidently a huge positive, the increase in remote working also has enormous potential to help businesses better balance their reliance on consumable resources with the use of digital technologies. This is according to Kyocera.

Imaging solutions company Canon has appointed Tony Wills as Document Solutions Business Unit Director, Canon UK and Ireland.

Iptor, the enterprise resource planning, supply chain management, planning and logistics software and services provider, and Nextway have signed a global partnership agreement, adding enterprise document management capabilities to the complete Iptor suite of solutions.

3% of the professional verification applications processed by the DataFlow Group in the last five years have been found to be fraudulent, reveals TrueProfile.io, the provider of Primary Source Verification (PSV) services.

Business technology solutions provider, Brother UK, has strengthened its document scanning range with three new mobile devices as the company aims to help its reseller partners tap into the growing personal market.

Kyocera Document Solutions Inc. has been recognised as a ‘Major Player’ in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Security Solutions and Services Hardcopy 2019-2020 Vendor Assessment.

Over half of European companies have identified data protection as a priority, although firms are still struggling to find the most effective way to keep their information secure. The finding comes from a report by Kyocera Document Solutions Europe, one of the world’s leading document solutions companies, who reports that the answer lies in secure digital archiving.

This year marks another landmark for Kyocera Document Solutions UK as it joins Kyocera Corporation in celebrating 28 years of its landmark Environmental Charter. The organisation continues to use the policy as a benchmark and integral factor as it moves forward into 2020.