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The Print Security Review Most Organisations Haven’t Done

When organisations review their cybersecurity posture, print rarely receives the same level of attention as the rest of the technology environment.  Konica Minolta Australia’s The Security Mandate: Protecting modern print in Australia and New Zealand report, developed in partnership with Omdia, found that 56 per cent of Australian organisations and 52 per cent of New Zealand organisations experienced a print-related security incident ...

From Short Runs to Mass Production: Digital Print’s Next Chapter

Rapid advances in digital print technology are driving growth. The pace of technological development is shaping demand – particularly for inkjet.  Rapid advances in digital print technology are driving growth.  The pace of technological development, coupled with changing market expectations around speed, customisation, and sustainability, is shaping demand for digital printing technology – particularly inkjet.  Recent ...

New Research Reveals Print Security Gaps Across Australian and New Zealand Organisations 

More than half of Australian and New Zealand organisations experienced a print-related security incident in the last 12 months, new research from Konica Minolta reveals Sydney, Australia, 29 July 2026 – New research from Konica Minolta Australia has found that 56 per cent of Australian organisations and 52 per cent of New Zealand organisations experienced a print-related security incident during the past 12 months, highlighting significant gaps ...

Why the Sustainable Power of Print Outperforms Digital Communication

Research shows digitally produced print can deliver significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions than digital media. We explore the research.  Digital Print can deliver significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions than digital media.  That is the headline conclusion of a detailed study by the globally respected Öko-Institut of Freiburg, Germany. The research found that, under defined conditions, printed communications can generate as ...

Konica Minolta named a Leader in Quocirca’s 2026 Cloud Print Services Landscape 

Konica Minolta has been positioned as a Leader in the Quocirca Cloud Print Services Landscape 2026 for the third consecutive year. According to the international market research firm, “Konica Minolta stands out for its cloud-first, security-led approach, combining cloud print, workflow, fax, device monitoring, and zero trust-aligned controls across a hybrid, multi-cloud architecture. Its strength lies ...