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Kyocera launches new print and scan solution for remote workers

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Saturday, September 17, 2022 6:06 am
in Business, Featured, Reading
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A READING technology company has announced a new remote cloud-based print and scan solution.

Earlier this month, Kyocera Document Solutions UK, based at Eldon Court, confirmed the launch of the new Kyocera Cloud Print and Scan (KCPS).

The solution will allow agile workplaces and hybrid workers to print from multiple locations using Kyocera’s Print and Follow software and scan directly to the cloud.

The shift to hybrid working has meant employees are often spread across a number of different locations, which has increased general costs including printing while also increasing security risks.

Graham Foxwell, product marketing manager at Kyocera Document Solutions UK, said: “In this new age of the agile and hybrid workplace, there is a need for cloud-based printing and scanning that is not only cost-effective, but flexible, secure and accessible across the enterprise.

“As offices are becoming increasingly de-centralised, there is a growing need for print infrastructure which supports employees in handling document tasks from different locations.”

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Key features include, printing and scanning from multiple locations and the ability to centrally manage printing costs within an organisation by tracking print volume and setting limits.

The solution also increases security through user authentication by the administrator, access control and data encryption.

Businesses will also be able to print from, or scan to, third-party cloud storage such as Google Drive, OneDrive, Box and SharePoint.

For more information, visit: kyoceradocumentsolutions.co.uk

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