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KONICA MINOLTA

3rd MAY 2012 DRUPA DÜSSELDORF GERMANY

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PRESS RELEASES

Konica Minolta presents fi rst ink jet press, paving an easy path to digital for production printers 4

Konica Minolta provides an easy path to digital to increase customers’ printing business 5

Konica Minolta provides an easy path to digital printing 6

ABOUT KONICA MINOLTA

Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc. 7

Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc. and Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH 7

Konica Minolta Optics, Inc. and Konica Minolta Sensing Europe B.V. 8

Konica Minolta IJ Technologies, Inc. 8

FACTS AND FIGURES 9

CAREER BACKGROUND

Masatoshi Matsuzaki, President and CEO, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc. 10

Shoei Yamana, President, Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc. 10

Akiyoshi Ohno, President, Konica Minolta IJ Technologies, Inc. 11

Ken Osuga, President, Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH 11

C O N T E N T S


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DEAR EDITOR,

“Brainpower your printing business” is Konica Minolta’s motto for drupa 2012. This is the third time we participate in the

world’s largest print media fair. We use our extensive 2,300 m² exhibition space to communicate the vision behind our goals:

to offer customers an easy path to digital, to bridge the gap between analogue and digital technologies and to help customers

utilize digital equipment in the most effective way. With our confident entrance into the production inkjet market, we also

offer professional insights into how offset and digital technologies complement one another.

Our customer centric approach is of primary importance: we want to strengthen communication with our customers to better

understand their needs, as seen from their perspective, and to solve the challenges their businesses face by providing the best

suited professional integrated solutions.

Together with Konica Minolta Sensing Europe B.V. and Konica Minolta IJ Technologies, Inc., we guide commercial printers with

little or no digital experience, as well as those with digital experience, to build up their businesses by simply changing their way

of operating.

This is why we are convinced that drupa 2012 will also be successful for Konica Minolta.

Ken Osuga

President, Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe

E D I T O R I A L

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KONICA MINOLTA PRESENTS FIRST INK JET PRESS,PAVING AN EASY PATH TO DIGITAL FOR PRODUCTION PRINTERS Preview of three new print production systems

Langenhagen/Germany, 12.04.12

Konica Minolta presents their first ink jet press KM-1, developed for the commercial printer sector. A preview will be given of

three further digital printing systems with outstanding performance for economical print production and superb-quality

colour and black & white printing on the production level, with the goal to increase business for customers.

In a technology showcase, Konica Minolta offers a first look at its pioneering inkjet development “KM-1”. Targeting commercial

printing environments KM-1 supports commercial printers in producing high-quality print jobs that are not suitable for offset

printing, e.g. due to size, short print runs, extremely tight deadlines, and of course, variable data processing.

“KM-1 is a joint development of Komori and Konica Minolta. By combining the proprietary technologies of both companies, we

are able to create a high value-added product that meets the demands of our customers and can appeal to next-generation

printing industry”, comments Olaf Lorenz from Konica Minolta Business Solutions (Europe). The high-speed colour inkjet press

processes formats up to size B2 and a speed of 3300 sph (sheets per hour). Thanks to a high resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi, an

outstanding print quality is given.

Beyond that, Konica Minolta will give a preview of the bizhub PRESS 1052 und 1250, a black and white print production system,

as well as bizhub C1100, a new colour flagship among the Konica Minolta digital presses. Commercial printers, as well as exter-

nal and internal print providers, benefit from the bizhub PRESS 1052/1250’s impressive performance, superb black-and-white

print quality, and absolute reliability, even for the production of peak volumes – factors that translate into enhanced overall pro-

ductivity and boost customer satisfaction. Both digital presses are ideal for commercial printers to make a start in digital b/w print

production, and pave the way for new business opportunities. Keywords are ‘printing on demand’ and ‘variable data printing’:

flexible digital printing facilitates the production of exact required quantities and individualised print products. This saves time,

manpower and overall costs by reducing storage space as well as waste from outdated printed information. The presses will be

launched in July 2012.

Although the launch is planned for next year, Konica Minolta will give an initial introduction of the bizhub PRESS C1100, a new

superb-quality colour printing system on the production level, at drupa 2012. The bizhub PRESS C1100 is the professional colour

press that commercial printers, print-for-pay facilities and corporate CRDs have been waiting for. Meeting tightest deadlines is

easy with Konica Minolta’s fastest colour digital press: The bizhub PRESS C1100 does not require extensively trained key opera-

tors, but features a digital workflow that accommodates last-minute changes, web-to-print job ordering, variable data printing

and cost-effective inline finishing – all of which maximise the flexibility and productivity of any printing environment. Helping to

lower the cost of labour and other hidden costs, it guarantees a fast turna¬round and better profits from higher margins.

Managing short-run, print on demand, personal¬ised and customised print jobs is easy with the bizhub PRESS C1100. As a true

value-added differentiator, it enables printers to fulfil the most diverse requirements of their customers. Its robust capabilities offer

an easy path to digital print production and facilitate the entry into production printing.

With the bizhub PRESS C1100, Konica Minolta meets the advanced requirements of print production at the highest level, improves

customer satisfaction by offering digital image quality on par with offset printing and supports printing companies in holding their

ground in this highly competitive market.

P R E S S R E L E A S E S


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KONICA MINOLTA PROVIDES AN EASY PATH TO DIGITALTO INCREASE CUSTOMERS’ PRINTING BUSINESS Customer-centric approach is the key at drupa 2012


Building up business by changing the way of doing business is the approach adopted by Konica Minolta Business Solutions

Europe. Embracing this customer-centric approach, Konica Minolta will launch Digital 1234 at drupa 2012. This comprehen-

sive concept focuses on the customers’ needs to enable them to do business. Furthermore, new applications and services,

like the hosted-based system Printgroove JT Web 5 GO, have been specially created for customers’ needs and will be pre-

sented to underline the strategy. To this end, the company focus is on the customers’ needs to enable them to do business.

Quality, price and service are no longer a guarantee of good business in the printing market. But what are today’s new business

growth strategies? Faced by the challenges of commercial printers and printing service providers in the market, Konica Minolta

Business Solutions sees the customer-centric approach as a key strategy. In this regard, the company provides support with

consultancy concepts and services. In keeping with this strategy, Konica Minolta has created Digital 1234, a business-building

program designed for simplicity. The four-step process encourages businesses to take an opportunity-based approach to start

driving business. Using four practical steps, the customer is guided and coached on how to identify, assess, justify and imple-

ment new business opportunities.

“The key question is ‘How can we enable your business today?’ Besides consultancy concepts, applications like Web2Print

software are the perfect business enabler. Up to 34 per cent of customers intend to buy these kinds of solutions,” says Olaf

Lorenz from Konica Minolta Business Solutions (Europe). Due to this demand, Konica Minolta will present the fifth edition of Print-

groove JT Web Suite. Consisting of two flexible software modules – Printgroove JT Web 5 and Printgroove JT Man 5 – the new

version provides customers with comprehensive make ready, web-2-print and powerful print management functionalities.

Furthermore, a new, hosted-based system, Printgroove JT Web 5 GO, will be introduced.

The enhanced version is more convenient for end users and increases flexibility and efficiency for administrators by allowing the

print process to be analysed in detail and improving production planning. New product features and additional modules, such as

a function that carries out a pre-flight check of documents, improved price calculation, a variable VAT indication, a multi-shop

system and an online payment connector for Ogone, offer further support for printing service providers. Due to the software as

a service business model, Printgroove JT Web 5 GO is the perfect business enabler for the Web2Print market. As a hosted

application, a print provider who is interested in Printgroove JT Web 5 GO does not require server hardware, IT knowledge or

additional personnel to use the solution.

Printgroove JT Web 5 GO comes with the same features as Printgroove JT Web 5 and affords printing providers usability through

its user interface and flexibility through customization. Its simple, fast and low-cost setup as well as the attractive pay-per-month

model makes Printgroove JT Web 5 GO interesting especially for small companies.


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KONICA MINOLTA PROVIDES AN EASY PATH TO DIGITAL PRINTING The company presents new exhibition concept at drupa 2012


Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe has set “Brainpower your printing business!” as this year’s motto at drupa 2012,

a leading exhibition for the printing industry. The objective behind the motto is to enhance customer business through the

use of new concepts.

With its customer-centred approach the Japan-based company will present an innovative exhibition concept at Konica Minolta’s

largest-ever trade fair stand. “We will launch our new vision over a 2,300 square metre space, paving an easy path to digital

printing for our customers”, reports Olaf Lorenz, General Manager, International Marketing Division, at Konica Minolta Business

Solutions Europe. The goal is to build a bridge between analogue and digital printing. With its eye on added value for customers,

Konica Minolta will outline the extra business benefits of digital printing. The concept for realising this aim will include services and

consultancy with regard to using digital equipment effectively. At drupa 2012 Konica Minolta will represent a comprehensive

range of digital printing systems and software solutions in workflow cases based on specific projects.

The entire current Konica Minolta production printing range will be demonstrated at the stand, from entry-level to mid-level

production printing as well as colour and mono devices. Systems will be demonstrated in ‘real-world’ production print applications

using Konica Minoltas software solutions and third party ‘best of breed’ applications.

For Konica Minolta Business Solutions (Europe), Olaf Lorenz comments, “Our production print systems have recently won a series

of high profile awards for excellence including the BERTL ‘Best Production Line of the Year’ and the Buyers Lab (BLI) 5-star award

for the bizhub PRESS C7000’s colour consistency. Additional we won the ‘BERTL “Exceptional certified five star” award for our

flagship the bizhub PRESS C8000’. We know there’s a lot of demand to see the Konica Minolta systems in action.”



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THE KONICA MINOLTA GROUP AIMS TO CREATE NEW VALUETHROUGH COLLECTIVE STRENGTH

CORPORATE ORGANIZATION AND SUBSIDIARIES

The Konica Minolta Group consists of business companies, common function companies and other affiliates all within the

holding company Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc., Konica Minolta delivers a variety of products and services to customers all

over the world operating in the Business Technologies, Performance Materials, Optics & Sensing, Healthcare, Industrial

Inkjet and Planetarium business segments.

About companies at drupa 2012:

1. KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. AND KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS EUROPE GMBH

OPTIMUM SOLUTIONS AND SERVICES – FROM OFFICE TO PRODUCTION PRINTING

Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH is a leading supplier of printing and communication systems. The company is

part of Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc., headquartered in Tokyo, Japan with more than 26,500 employees worldwide.

The group was formed by a merger of Konica and Minolta in 2003. The successful sales and distribution network of Konica

Minolta Business Solutions Europe, headed by Ken Osuga, comprises 29 subsidiaries throughout Eastern and Western Europe.

A number of distributors market the company’s latest product range in the Middle East and Africa (excluding South Africa). The

organization currently employs about 6,660 people (as of March 2010). The group has operations in more than 50 countries in

Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

The company provides services and distributes products, systems and solutions that meet all the requirements of office and

production printing throughout the entire document life cycle. In the office segment, Konica Minolta keeps abreast of consider-

able developments and progress in IT/network technologies in the significantly changing office environment. The company

provides a diverse range of solutions for various needs, including security measures that utilize user authentication systems, cost

reduction and enhanced management efficiency due to optimal development of multifunctional peripherals (MFPs) and printers,

and using networks to support the sharing and usage of information.

Konica Minolta provides an easy path from analogue to digital printing, focusing particularly on the Production Print Services

segment, by creating new possibilities. The evolution of technology has brought major innovations to print environments and

there is now a clear and growing demand for digital printing throughout the world. In pursuing digital printing that offers greater

speed, beauty, and consistency, Konica Minolta strives to achieve greater levels of customer satisfaction by applying their own

resources: digital printing technology, broad product line and global support system. When compared to offset and other forms

of analogue printing, digital printing has always been known for its strengths in meeting small lot, rapid turnaround and variable

printing needs, and its relative weaknesses in terms of image stability and large lot productivity and reliability. Konica Minolta has

overcome these challenges by combining its own material and design technologies with image processing technologies. The

company has broadened the possibilities of digital printing through the development of advanced technologies. Today Konica

Minolta has a wide range of colour and monochrome products that provide customers with optimal quality, printing volume, paper

type, post processing and other requirements to suit their unique applications and purposes.

Konica Minolta has in the last two years significantly upgraded its position in production printing, e.g. with its new PRESS series:

production printing systems that combine amazing imaging capabilities and absolutely consistent print quality. The PRESS series

features the latest Konica Minolta technology and sets new standards in high speed colour print production. Konica Minolta

changed the rules of the game with this series, defining not only a market segment but a whole new market comprising com-

mercial printers, print for pay and central reprographic departments (CRDs). Matching applications, classified by the Konica

Minolta application ecosystem consisting of the four categories input, process, output and information management, cover all

steps of production printing. An example in the output category is Konica Minolta Color Care for colour management. Customers

also benefit from after sales and consultancy services such as CS Remote Care for maximum uptime and minimum effort.

A B O U T K O N I C A M I N O LTA

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2. KONICA MINOLTA OPTICS, INC. AND KONICA MINOLTA SENSING EUROPE B.V.

SUPPORTING QUALITY THROUGH TECHNOLOGIES TO MEASURE LIGHT, COLOUR, AND SHAPE

With a strong foundation in technologies for measuring light and measuring with light, Konica Minolta is constantly developing

new kinds of measuring instruments for a broad range of applications. Konica Minolta’s “yardsticks” are used for measuring and

evaluating performance and quality from R&D to production in industry, and for painless medical measurements.

Colour Measurement & Control at drupa 2012

With many years of experience in measurement technology, Konica Minolta Optics, Inc. provides the right solutions for the

printing industry. Their high-quality colour management solutions boast numerous unique features. At this year’s drupa, Konica

Minolta Sensing Europe B.V. presents professional save colour communication solutions with its high-end normlight featuring

LED XL Hybrid and three-way LED ColorControl. In addition, perfect correspondence with colour measurement and visual

representation will be presented, along with the adjustment and quality control of printing processes including monitoring with

basICColor catch all, FD-7 and ColourScout A3+. Under the slogan, “Colours are caused by light – and we measure in the same

way we see”, Konica Minolta Sensing Europe B.V. illustrates the link between visual judgement and objective testing, eliminating

uncertainties in the supply chain from creation through to the finished printed product. Through a representation of the colour

communication workflow, Konica Minolta Sensing Europe B.V. demonstrates the setup and testing of the printing process and

the achievement of perfect separations and colour formulas, enabling users to predict the final result with perfect accuracy.

3. KONICA MINOLTA IJ TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

EXTENDING POSSIBILITIES FOR INDUSTRIAL INKJET TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATING ACROSS A BROAD RANGE OF

INDUSTRIAL SEGMENTS

For inkjet inks based on advanced materials technologies, inkjet printheads that utilize fine-processing technologies and inkjet

printers that make use of conveyance control and other printing technologies, Konica Minolta’s development system has given

rise to a wide range of technologies and introduced a variety of innovations to the industrial inkjet market, including small drop,

high speed, high drive efficiency, high image quality, low power consumption features and many more. In addition, due to their

ability to work with an extensive array of solvent based and environmentally considerate water based inks as well as various types

of chemicals, the company is expanding the range of applications for industrial inkjet technology as well as KM-1.

3 way Inkjet Technology:

• Inkjet printheads

• Printers

• Inks

Application areas:

• Efficient printing of large size signboards

• Printing precision circuitry on printed circuit boards

• Speedy printing of barcodes and other types of variable data printing

• Faster, more beautiful and more environmentally friendly textile printing

Konica Minolta’s

Measuring Technology

Measuring Colours:

• Spectrophotometers

• Colorimeters

• Pulse oximeters

• Jaundice meters

Measuring Light:

• Luminance colorimeters

• Display colour analysers

• Spectroradiometers

Measuring Shape:

• Non-contact 3D digitisers

A B O U T K O N I C A M I N O LTA


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KONICA MINOLTA HOLDINGS, INC. Head office: 1-6-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Established: December 22nd, 1936

Paid-in capital: 37,519 million yen (as of March 31st, 2011)

Consolidated net sales: 778 billion yen (FY 2010)

Business activities: As a holding company, drafting and implementation of group management strategies,

as well as supervision, management and coordination of group management

Fiscal year-end: March 31st

Number of employees (Non-consolidated): Approx. 220 (as of March 31st, 2011)

Number of employees (Consolidated): Approx. 35,200 (as of March 31st, 2011)

Facts and Figures of companies at drupa 2012:

KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Head office: 1-6-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan

Paid-in capital: 500 million yen

Consolidated net sales: 539,6 billion yen (FY2010)

Number of employees (Consolidated): Approx. 26,500 (as of March 31st, 2011)

Business activities: Manufacture and sale of multi-functional peripherals (MFPs), printers, and equipment for

production print systems and graphic arts; provision of related solution services

KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS EUROPE GMBH Head office: Europaallee 17, 30855 Langenhagen, Germany

Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH, is a fully owned subsidiary of

Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc., Tokyo, Japan.

Consolidated net sales: 1,7 billion Euros (FY2010/2011)

Number of employees (Consolidated): Approx. 6,660 (as of March 2010)

Business activities: The company provides services and distributes products, systems and solutions that meet all the requirements

of office and production printing throughout the entire document life cycle. Its product range includes colour

and monochrome multifunctional and production printing systems, laser and all-in-one printers, and manage-

ment software that integrates devices seamlessly into work processes and IT environments.

Core business segments: Optimized Print Services (OPS): bundle consultancy, hardware, software and services to improve the printing

workflow and optimize the customer’s printing infrastructure.

State-of-the-art printing technology for highest professional demands

Countries: More than 30 subsidiaries and distributors in more than 50 countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

KONICA MINOLTA OPTICS, INC. Head office: 3-91 Daisennishi-machi, Sakai-ku, Sakai, Osaka, Japan


Number of employees (Consolidated): Approx. 370 (as of March 31st, 2011)

Business activities: Manufacture and sale of optical products (pickup lenses, etc.) and measuring instruments for industrial and

healthcare applications

KONICA MINOLTA SENSING EUROPE B.V. Head office: Swiss Branch Dietikon, Riedstrasse 6, 8953 Dietikon 1, Switzerland

Business activities: Konica Minolta Sensing Europe B.V., an affiliate of Konica Minolta Optics, Inc., Japan, is a leading provider of mea-

surement solutions for applications in the fields of Colour & Appearance, Light, Display and 3D form digitalisation.

Konica Minolta Sensing Europe serves the industry in the EMEA region with Branches and Distributors in more

then 30 countries. Derived from their state-of-the-art optical and image processing technologies, measuring solu-

tions from Konica Minolta Sensing help improve quality control and support R&D in a wide variety of industries.

KONICA MINOLTA IJ TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Head office: 1 Sakura-machi, Hino, Tokyo, Japan


Number of employees (Consolidated): Approx. 190 (as of March 31st, 2011)

Business activities: Manufacture and sale of inkjet printheads, inks and textile printers for industrial use

F A C T S & F I G U R E S

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MASATOSHI MATSUZAKI Position

President and CEO, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.

Start of Career

Konishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd. in 1976

Recent Functions

1997

General Manager, Product Development Center No. 2,

Color Business Machines Development Division

Business Machines Headquarters

1999

General Manager, System Technology Development Division

Office Document Company

2002

General Manager, System Technology Development

Division and General Manager, Product Planning,

Sales & Marketing Division Office Document Company

2003

Director, Imaging Systems R&D Headquarters

Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.

2004

Director, Imaging Systems R&D Headquarters and

Director, Product Planning & Managing Headquarters

Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.

2005

Executive Officer, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.

President, Konica Minolta Technology Center, Inc.

2006

Senior Executive Officer, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.


2006

Director, Senior Executive Officer, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.


2009

Director, President and CEO, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.

SHOEI YAMANAPosition

President, Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.

Director, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.


Start of Career

Minolta Camera Co., Ltd. In 1977

Recent Functions

1996

General Manager, Corporate Strategy Division, Minolta Co., Ltd.

2001

CEO, Minolta-QMS Inc.

2002

Executive Officer, Corporate Strategy Division, Minolta Co., Ltd.

2003

Executive Officer, General Manager, MFP Operations, Minolta

Co., Ltd.

2003


2003

Executive Director, General Manager, MFP Sales & Marketing

HQ, Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.

2006

Corporate Strategy and Investor Relations, Konica Minolta

Holdings, Inc.

Director, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.

2011

President, Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.

C A R E E R B A C K G R O U N D


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AKIYOSHI OHNOPosition

Executive Officer, Konica Minolta Holdings, Inc.

President, Konica Minolta IJ Technologies, Inc.

Start of Career

Konishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd. in 1977

Recent Functions

1996

Vice President, Konica Business Machine

Manufacturing GmbH

2000

Group Leader, IJT Business Development Center

Konica Corporation

2003

General Manager, New Business Developing Dept.

Konica Minolta Technology Center, Inc.

2004

President, Konica Minolta IJ Technologies, Inc.

KEN OSUGAPosition

President, Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH

Start of Career

Minolta Camera Co., Ltd. in 1985

Recent Functions

2000

Vice President, Corporate Planning, Minolta-QMS, Inc.

2002

Manager, Business Planning Division, Image & Information

Products, Business Headquarters, Minolta Co., Ltd

2003

Project Manager, Konica Minolta integration,

Minolta Europe GmbH

2003

General Manager, Strategic Planning Division,

Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH

2009

Vice President, Business Operations,

Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH

2010

General Manager, Sales Planning Division, Sales Head-

quarters, Konica Minolta Business Technologies, Inc.

2011

President, Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH

C A R E E R B A C K G R O U N D

Europaallee 17 • 30855 Langenhagen • Germany • Phone +49 (0)51174 04-0 • Fax +49 (0)5117410 50

www.konicaminolta.eu/drupa2012www.konicaminolta.eu/drupa2012www.konicaminolta.eu/

Katrin Mares

Konica Minolta Business Solution Europe GmbH

Manager Marketing Communications

Phone: +49 (0)511 74 04-655Phone: +49 (0)511 74 04-655

[email protected]

Tanja Johannsen

CrossPR GmbH

Phone: +49 (0)172 52 31 699Phone: +49 (0)172 52 31 699

[email protected]

FIND US AT HALL 8B

BOOTH B78-1

i Information Desk

01 Colour Measurement &

Control

02 Industrial Inkjet

03 Franchise Area Asia

04 German Dealer Lounge

05 Business Development

06 Card and Enveloping

System

07 Inline Pressure Seal

Mailing

08 Poster Printing

09 Technical Drawings

10 Brochure Printing and

O² set Connectivity

11 Cross Media Publishing

12 Books for Industrial

Automation

13 Photo Book Printing

14 Business Cards

15 Reports

16 Packaging

17 Transpromo

18 Web Shop and

Front Desk Printing

19 Digital Proofi ng

20 Solution Avenue

21 Highlight:

bizhub PRESS C1100

22 Highlight: KM-1

PRESS CONTACT

KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS EUROPE GMBH

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