| Schools | | Selected by Kyocera to maintain digital products in education and the Public Services arena
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| NEW KYOCERA FOR DONNINGTON WOOD SCHOOL
Mark Woodall, A-Stat's Regional Service Manager for the Shire Counties with Joanne White at Donnington Wood School. Joanne and Mark are standing by their new Kyocera KM-4035 which replaced an old Ricoh copier.
A-Stat was successful because of it's regional presence, service response time and unambiguous approach.
The latest report from analysts TCPGlobal carries a run down of the efforts manufacturers have made to reduce the energy consumption in their devices over the years. Kyocera products come out very favourably, showing a massive 89% reduction in the amount of power consumed. This is a great endorsement of the continued efforts that Kyocera makes to design out environmental impacts at the production stage.
For further information contact David Westwood on 01902 746077 or dave@astat.co.uk |  |
| Green Card...
...is the free environmental information network for customers and associates of Kyocera Mita (UK) Ltd.
The aim of the network is to inform our customers about environmentally responsible office practices, relevant legislation and Kyocera's own environmental sustainability practices. It is part of Kyocera 's wider commitment to promoting environmentally responsible business. The principle of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle is central to the work of the Green Card network and drives every activity that is undertaken by Kyocera.
Green Card is a community of organisations and individuals who are committed to minimising the impact of business activities on the environment. We work with partners from respected industry bodies to promote the tenets of green business. We are continually seeking to improve our work in this area, and welcome approaches from interested parties who feel that they may be able to add value to the Green Card network.
Kyocera has linked up with the Woodland Trust and would like to plant a tree dedicated in your name, or your organisation's name, in a wood near you - when you log on to the Green Card Web Site for the first time...
Kyocera’s Green Card network and our tree dedication programme is not a carbon offsetting programme or an excuse for our customers to assuage their guilt over environmental damage, it is sound business advice coupled with an ideas forum aimed at helping to prevent the damage in the first place. Our treeplanting programme takes place in the UK in conjunction with the Woodland Trust, which gives it immediate local relevance for our customers. We have been asked to plant trees to celebrate births, remember loved ones, and as a response to acts of atrocity across the globe. One of Kyocera’s guiding principles is the enhancement of quality of life, and we believe that our treeplanting programme helps to deliver this. |
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