Canon India recently announced its venture into the managed document services
space.
“The enterprise segment is one of the crucial engagement areas for Canon and
we realized that in the slowdown phase, each enterprise would look at saving
costs by shifting from Capex to Opex models and bringing in operational
excellence. One of the major areas to look at is the print infrastructure. This
is the area where Canon is the technology leader and continues to innovate and
deliver what it promises to its customers,” said Kensaku Konishi, President and
CEO, Canon India.
Kensaku Konishi, President and CEO, Canon India |
In the first phase, Canon India would be partnering with its customers to
optimize their print management. In the second phase, Canon India would take
lead in adding an input site which covers digitization of hard copies, archival
services, indexing, retrieval and workflow management to provide end-to-end
document imaging solutions. These would ensure minimal paper usage and flow
within the organization to bring higher efficiency in speed.
Speaking on the occasion, Alok Bharadwaj, Senior VP, Canon India said, “With
our core technology strength being digital imaging, we are present across
complete business product categories of printers, copiers, faxes, MFDs,
high-speed scanners, cheque scanners, large format printers and digital presses.
We have also introduced various software solutions which are device neutral.”
“Canon has formed a new business group of managed print services (MPS), where
key account managers are being developed as consultants capable of undertaking
large-scale projects involving print health check-ups, designing optimal fleet,
deploying and helping clients to monitor and manage the entire process of
printing more effectively,” Bharadwaj added.