Kyocera Document Solutions, one of the world’s leading document solutions companies, announces the launch of its QuickPrint SMB application for small to medium size businesses, schools, health care providers and more. Joining the QuickPrint version for larger enterprises, that Kyocera introduced last year, the latest QuickPrint SMB application streamlines smaller organisations, reducing time-consuming and unnecessary office work.
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Kyocera markets lithium storage system from Prosol Invest
Kyoto / Neuss − Anyone who installs a photovoltaics unit on their roof wants to minimise their impact on the environment by taking advantage of clean solar energy while at the same time making the greatest use of this source of energy. As income from feed-in tariffs falls, intelligent storage solutions for solar-generated electricity become increasingly attractive to people who want to optimise their power consumption – especially private households. Japanese technology group and solar expert Kyocera has now joined forces with Prosol Invest Deutschland to start marketing an intelligent lithium storage system. The “sun battery” stores excess solar-generated electricity and enables solar unit owners to make use of the CO2-neutral power they generate themselves, upping “in-house” consumption rates considerably. This innovation enables people who own their own private solar power unit to become ever more independent of the public electricity grid. Even in the event of a power blackout, the “sun battery” delivers reliable electricity output so you can always enjoy whatever you had planned, e.g. watching your favourite TV show.
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Kyocera Document Solutions, one of the world’s leading document solutions companies, announces the release of Kyocera Net Admin 3.1. Kyocera's state-of-the-art proprietary technology delivers unified device management software on a web-based platform. IT administrators have easy and uncomplicated control of devices in their network, making it ideal for large organisations with up to 5,000 devices. Kyocera Net Admin 3.1 offers a range of features that save time, boost productivity and save money.
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Quality and reliability born of Kyocera’s decades of pioneering fine ceramic technology
Neuss − Kyocera Corporation announced today that total shipments of its ceramic knives recently passed the 10 million unit mark.
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On time for the beginning of spring, the employees of Kyocera Corporation in Japan are planting “Green Curtains” at its company sites in order to conserve energy. Meanwhile, this tradition is enjoying increasing popularity not only in Asia: The do-it-yourself instruction explains step by step how you can successfully grow Green Curtains in your own home — in the garden or on the balcony.
Neuss – As part of its traditional environmental protection and sustainability activities, Kyocera plants Green Curtains every spring at its sites in Japan and selected Kyocera Group companies in other parts of the world. Through the hot summer, curtains of foliage are grown on trellises in front of office windows and walls at company sites. This not only provides shade but also shields the buildings from heat radiation — decreasing inside room temperatures by approximately 2 degrees Celsius*, which contributes to a reduction of energy consumption from the use of air conditioners.
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