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Konica Minolta organizes customers meet in Chennai

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Konica Minolta organizes customers meet in Chennai

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Katsuhisa Asari, managing director

Konica Minolta India recently organized a South Region production printers’ customers meet at ITC Grand Chola, Chennai. With this event, the company aims to strengthen its relationship with its existing customers while evaluating and expanding its regional footprint.

The meet, attended by Konica Minolta India customers, was the first company’s physical event in the post-pandemic times. Other than the customers, the event also witnessed the presence of company leadership, including managing director, Katsuhisa Asari; and Kuldeep Malhotra, deputy managing director, sales division and office marketing.

With the key agenda to leverage technology to bolster customers’ business, the gathering focused on how they can use Konica Minolta’s technology and products to expand their businesses.

Speaking about the partnership, Asari said, “It was exciting to be a part of this event. Meeting with our loyal customers and listening to their success stories gives us immense pleasure and a sense of satisfaction. During this meet, we discussed the latest technologies and innovations in the production printing segment. We held conversations on how businesses have performed during the pandemic and to what extent Konica Minolta’s products have helped them.”

Konica Minolta has been sustaining more than 50% market share in the production printing space for more than 10 years. With the Indian economy growing, Konica Minolta is excited about the growth of the production printing in India.

“The last two years of the pandemic were difficult for all of us, majorly because we were not able to meet our customers in person. Now that things are going back to normal, we thought it would be the best time to organize a meet. During the meeting, we held talks about the economy, the printing sector, innovations in the segment, and areas where Konica Minolta can contribute or improve its existing services. We are taking away some great pointers that will further help us in re-aligning our business in the near future,” said Malhotra.

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