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Adaptability has become crucial for successful organisations in the face of uncertainty. Here are five robotics trends shaping the industrial sector in 2021.

cloud-based workflow solutions put the power back in the hands of users, letting them develop their own workflows even without IT or coding knowledge.

Konica Minolta has launched Workplace Hub, an all-in-one device unifying an organisation's IT and application management into a single centralised platform.

Konica Minolta Australia launches MiR250 robot to improve safety in manufacturing and logistics, reducing risk around forklift operations.

Partnering with Markforged to make 3D printing accessible to customers in New Zealand is the next step for the business in growing its local presence.

Konica Minolta received the Buyers Lab (BLI) 2021-2022 PaceSetter in Production Print Applications: Output Variety award.

Focusing on these three areas will help businesses position themselves to take full advantage of the opportunities they see without incurring undue risk.

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.

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.

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.

Konica Minolta Australia launches new mobile industrial robots to help increase efficiency and improve safety in manufacturing and logistics.