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Arivia MFPs compatible with EKM Insight Katun has announced full compatibility between its Arivia MFP portfolio and EKM Global’s MPS software EKM Insight. This compatibility gives Arivia dealer partners and their customers another option for managed print deployments. EKM Insight provides device visibility and management tools, while Arivia MFPs provide the hardware platform for customers’ print and imaging needs. Ian Silvester, General Manager, EKM Global said: “Adding the Katun Arivia MFP portfolio to our EKM Insight flagship platform gives our current and future customers a seamless way to fully manage their Arivia MFP fleets. Users can take full advantage of the platform’s native capabilities to deliver secure, efficient automation and management, helping them get even more value from their Katun technology.” www.katun.com, www.ekmglobal.com Ricoh’s Print Evolution Live event returns on November 10 and 11 for the fourth year running, with a programme built for the people who steer print businesses. Hosted at Ricoh’s Customer Experience Centre in Telford, the event brings together innovative, interactive technology and expert insight in one programme. It will explore how a combination of improved data usage, confident leadership judgement and a strong performance culture shapes results. Attendees will hear from expert speakers, with the opportunity to pose their questions in real-time. They will also join focused conversations with industry peers and leave with practical, actionable takeaways. Simon Isaacs, National Sales Director for Ricoh UK Graphic Communications, said: “Print Evolution Live is about turning information into action. Data can tell you Print Evolution Live 2026 a great deal, but the real value comes from the judgement and leadership that sit behind it. For this year’s event, we’ve built an agenda that brings strategy, technology and real-world insight together, so that attendees leave with clear ideas they can put to work.” www.ricoh.co.uk
25 years of collaboration Domino Printing Sciences (Domino) and DHL Supply Chain are celebrating 25 years of successful collaboration in European storage and distribution, marked by the extension of their long-standing multi-year agreement. Representatives from both organisations came together at the DHL warehouse in the Netherlands to celebrate the milestone. Over the past 25 years, DHL Supply Chain has supported Domino’s European operations through the storage, handling, and distribution of products including fluids, spare parts, and digital printers. Together, the two companies have built a resilient European storage and distribution network that supports Domino’s operations and helps Domino’s customers maximise uptime and keep their businesses running
smoothly. The partnership has played a key role in helping Domino to maintain continuity of service and supply during periods of global supply chain disruption and uncertainty while also supporting the company’s sustainability ambitions through carbon-neutral warehousing (l-r) Peter Korte, Vice President BU Health Logistics, DHL Supply Chain and Rachel Hurst, Chief Operating Officer, Domino Printing Sciences
solutions provided by DHL. www.domino-printing.com
Kyocera and QPR team up Kyocera Document Solutions (UK) has become an official partner of QPR, marking the beginning of a collaboration spanning elite sport, community, inclusion, and technology.
programmes built around health, education, social inclusion, and participation. This closely complements Kyocera’s own focus on social value and on making a positive contribution beyond its immediate commercial activities. Steve Doust, Group Sales Director, Kyocera Group UK said: “From the
The partnership sees Kyocera become back-of-shirt sponsor of QPR FC Women, with stadium and concourse advertising. Kyocera’s support for QPR FC Women is a
beginning, we wanted this to be more than putting the Kyocera name alongside a football club. There is also an exciting business story
particularly important part of the partnership. As the women’s game continues to develop, Kyocera wants to play its part in
developing around W12. It’s becoming an important centre for innovation and entrepreneurship, with ambitious companies that are thinking about how they grow, transform, and protect their organisations. Through our partnership with QPR, we have an opportunity to add value to that community.” www.kyoceradocumentsolutions.co.uk
supporting that progress and providing greater visibility for women in sport. The commitment reflects the company’s wider focus on diversity and inclusion and creating opportunities for all people to fulfil their potential. QPR in the Community Trust uses football to support positive change locally, with
28-mile ultra walk Following the success of its 7-mile Royal Parks Walk in June, Konica Minolta employees took on their most ambitious charity challenge of the year – The KM Ultra Walk, a 28-mile
endurance event, in support of Cancer Research UK. While the first walk brought colleagues together for an accessible, inclusive challenge, the Ultra Walk gave participants the opportunity to push themselves further and make an even greater fundraising impact. www.konicaminolta.co.uk
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