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Kyocera’s Twelve Management Principles uses the question "What is the right thing to do as a human being?" as the most basic decision-making criteria. These principles ensure that we maintain an ethical and humane approach, while maximising business potential. Number five of these principles, “Maximise revenues and minimise expenses” speaks to how we believe in working smart, an ethos we extend to our customers’ businesses through smart information management systems which reduce paperwork, operational costs and boosts productivity.
When we say we offer efficiency through automation, it sounds like a shopping list of niceties instead of hardcore business benefits. Decreasing manual input errors, increasing speed of delivery, boosting quality, and simplify business processes are key ways to improve productivity and efficiency.
By tailoring the flow of data and documents throughout our customers’ businesses, we not only streamline processes, but we help to build a smart information management system which adds a lot more business benefits, including:
I personally get a kick out of helping customers to minimise their paper-based processes, centralising and coordinating information flows and minimising human interventions and errors. It is gratifying and rewarding to see how our information management systems help our customers be more time efficient and how productivity is boosted in other areas of their businesses. All of which adds up to achieving, living and sharing our fifth principle “Maximise revenues and minimise expenses”.