ABG Print Works with Japanese Company to Implement Environmentally Sustainable Strategy
Summary
Technology is what promotes efficiency and change fast in today’s marketplace.” The new Konica Minolta digital press will give ABG’s customers the opportunity to print materials that yield offset results with clean and solid colors, no striations and discoloration, an effect that is often produced by traditional digital presses.In a March 2011 company press release, Kevin Kern, Senior Vice President of Marketing, Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc said, "Throughout our long and storied history, Konica Minolta has been a global leader in developing best practices and technologies designed with the environment in mind – saving energy, minimizing pollution and reducing environmental impact through the entire life cycle of our products.” Early this year, Konica Minolta won major awards for its sound environmental standards and practices.Technology is what promotes efficiency and change fast in today’s marketplace.”The new Konica Minolta digital press will give ABG’s customers the opportunity to print materials that yield offset results with clean and solid colors, no striations and discoloration, an effect that is often produced by traditional digital presses.The company’s growth stems from years of innovation, research and development of sustainable business systems and principles.In a March 2011 company press release, Kevin Kern, Senior Vice President of Marketing, Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc said, "Throughout our long and storied history, Konica Minolta has been a global leader in developing best practices and technologies designed with the environment in mind – saving energy, minimizing pollution and reducing environmental impact through the entire life cycle of our products.”Early this year, Konica Minolta won major awards for its sound environmental standards and practices.A pioneer in developing eco-friendly technologies and business culture, Konica Minolta plans to reduce its CO2 emissions by 20% by 2015 and 80% by 2050.“Companies are much different today; they are no longer just concerned with speed and quality, they want to make sure they have a positive impact on their environment,” said Mr. Mulligan.