Kyocera

 Las Vegas, NV and Fairfield, N.J. – Kyocera Mita America, one of the world's leading document solutions companies, recently announced that its Company name changed to “KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc.” effective April 1, 2012. In addition, a new company brand mark coincides with today’s announcement of a new Company name. The change reflects the Company’s growth as a global manufacturer of document imaging solutions and its commitment to develop products and business applications that deliver customer benefits of technological innovation and environmental sustainability.

“With technology and business needs rapidly evolving, we are beginning an era where our customers require total document solutions including document imaging hardware, business applications and services,” said Nori Ina, president and CEO, KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc. “Our rebranding to KYOCERA Document Solutions is a declaration that our Company delivers total document solutions for streamlining communications, enhancing productivity, reducing operating costs and simplifying day-to-day activities for organizations of all sizes.”

Las Vegas, NV and Fairfield, N.J. – KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc., one of the world's leading document solutions companies, recently introduced its latest business applications, KYOCERA Mobile Print and KYOCERA Cloud Connect. The KYOCERA Mobile Print app enables mobile users to print and send files, scans and images from their mobile devices to select Kyocera document imaging devices in their network while KYOCERA Cloud Connect enables users to print and scan files in Evernote, a cloud service provider, directly from Kyocera’s HyPAS-enabled MFP Control Panels.

“More than ever, employees want to connect and sync their own iPhones, iPads or Android smartphones and tablets to enterprise resources to access and store data from anywhere at any time,” said Peter Hendrick, vice president of marketing, KYOCERA Document Solutions America. “In this new mobile business environment, end users require a simple way to print and scan documents and images from their mobile devices. Kyocera’s mobile apps provide a unique solution to make the office a truly mobile experience. Kyocera’s Cloud Connect and Mobile Print applications are the perfect examples of how end users can easily access and print their files not only from an MFP, but directly from their mobile devices as well.”

LAS VEGAS and FAIRFIELD, N.J. – April 11, 2012 - Kyocera Mita America, one of the world's leading document solutions companies, announced today that its Company name changed to “KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc.” effective April 1, 2012. In addition, a new company brand mark coincides with today’s announcement of a new Company name. The change reflects the Company’s growth as a global manufacturer of document imaging solutions and its commitment to develop products and business applications that deliver customer benefits of technological innovation and environmental sustainability.

“With technology and business needs rapidly evolving, we are beginning an era where our customers require total document solutions including document imaging hardware, business applications and services,” said Nori Ina, president and CEO, KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc. “Our rebranding to KYOCERA Document Solutions is a declaration that our Company delivers total document solutions for streamlining communications, enhancing productivity, reducing operating costs and simplifying day-to-day activities for organizations of all sizes.”

 LAS VEGAS and FAIRFIELD, N.J. – April 11, 2012 – KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc., one of the world's leading document solutions companies, today welcomed more than 1200 attendees from the United States, Canada, Latin America, Mexico, Europe and Japan, to officially unveil its commitment to total solutions, new products, business applications, and marketing strategies for its dealer channel partners at the Company’s FY13 Pan-American Dealer Meeting.

Under the theme of “Focus On Success”, Kyocera executives shared key growth initiatives designed to help its independent dealer channel better compete and strategically expand their businesses, leveraging Kyocera’s powerful document imaging technology, business applications and support services. At the Pan-American Dealer Meeting, independent dealers are encouraged to differentiate their businesses and dramatically drive growth with Kyocera’s total solutions approach.

LAS VEGAS and FAIRFIELD, N.J. – April 11, 2012 - KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc., one of the world's leading document solutions companies, today introduced its latest business applications, KYOCERA Mobile Print and KYOCERA Cloud Connect. The KYOCERA Mobile Print app enables mobile users to print and send files, scans and images from their mobile devices to select Kyocera document imaging devices in their network while KYOCERA Cloud Connect enables users to print and scan files in Evernote, a cloud service provider, directly from Kyocera’s HyPAS-enabled MFP Control Panels.

Customer Overview

A tire store with several regional locations wanted to update their printing technology from impact printers to laser printers to improve their customer’s experience and improve the environment in their stores. This
customer’s goal was to improve their sales documents to look more professional to their customers, increase their output speeds to shorten the purchase process, and to reduce the noise created by the printers to improve the environment for the customers in their waiting room. In order to succeed, there were several issues that needed to be addressed. The point of sale software that was used did not support laser printers, modifying the form used in the printers, and the cost to replace their existing printers.

Kyocera Solution

These goals were met by using Kyocera Printers utilizing PRESCRIBE technology.

Two invoices were created to replace the sales invoice and the work order. These forms were stored on each Kyocera Printer utilizing PRESCRIBE. Each form was configured to use a unique logical printer port, so
when the point of sale software printed the form, the printer was able to emulate the impact printer, and access the proper form that was stored on the printer. By utilizing the standard logical printer ports on the Kyocera printers, they were able to reduce the number of printers in each location from a minimum of two to a single printer.