Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc has announced that it has received the Platinum and Diamond support award honours from Hyland Software for helping organisations operate more efficiently using the OnBase solution.
To receive the Platinum award, Konica Minolta achieved a high level of sales performance and excellence, through new customer acquisitions and providing additional solutions to grow the existing OnBase Community. Konica Minolta asserts that it is dedicated to providing content service solutions to make companies operate better and smarter and enable them to navigate the complex journey to digital transformation.
The Diamond Award is an annual recognition of service excellence within the OnBase Community through activities like training, support, customer retention and number of customers served. With this designation, Konica Minolta has demonstrated its attentiveness to its customer base and continued drive to share what’s new with innovative software like OnBase.
“For more than six years, we have been committed to helping organisations successfully manage information, automate processes and connect systems. OnBase has enabled us to provide our customers with the solutions needed to transform their business processes into a more efficient, secure and effective operation,” says Les Walker, President, ECM practice.
“Our partner community is held to the highest standards. This annual distinction indicates Konica Minolta’s relentless commitment to developing, implementing and supporting mission-critical solutions that solve a wide range of business challenges for organisations,” said Bill Kavanaugh, Vice President of Sales at Hyland.
The Hyland Global Partner Community is an exclusive team of more than 400 Hyland partners worldwide. These organisations provide expertise and hands-on support for OnBase, as well as the many complementary technologies that make up content services solutions. Providers work with Hyland to give customers the highest level of technical support, and they get continuous OnBase training and the backing of Hyland.
