Konica Minolta provides cloud software, hosting and support to UK public sector through G-Cloud 13 framework

G-Cloud 13 will launch on 9^th November 2022 and Konica Minolta has formed part of this important national framework since 2018. Operated by the Crown Commercial Service, it provides a Digital Marketplace that helps organisations in the UK public sector to source and procure the cloud computing services they need.
 
An extensive and cost-effective portfolio of flexible Managed IT Services, that can be tailored to any organisation’s requirements, is available from Konica Minolta, through the G-Cloud 13 framework. The services offered include:
 
Managed Cloud Hosting – A fast, secure, reliable and flexible solution that uses UK data centres to reduce IT costs and free up time and resources.   
 
Remote Management and Monitoring Services – From patch management that ensures necessary updates are applied to make systems less vulnerable to attack, through to fully managed monitoring services.
 
Cloud Print Infrastructure Services - An all-in-one print service designed for organisations that want to unburden themselves from running a complex IT print infrastructure while gaining all the benefits of a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution.
 
Intelligent Invoice Processing – A cloud-based invoice processing service that combines automation with human and artificial intelligence, to streamline and accelerate the entire end-to-end process.
 
Cloud Fax – Send and receive faxes directly from existing email accounts. Cloud Fax provides enhanced fax messaging reliability, availability, and security.
 
123-Text – An on-demand high-volume two-way and fully supported SMS solution that delivers reliable and secure messaging suitable for any size of organisation.
 
Jason Barnes, Head of Public Sector at Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK) Ltd stated, “Konica Minolta has a long-standing commitment to supporting the UK public sector to improve efficiency and productivity, whilst reducing costs and thus enabling greater resources to be allocated to services that support citizens.” Jason adds. “We are proud to be included once again in the G-Cloud framework.”