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- Kyocera Mita Achieves 1,000-Fold Increase in Information Delivery Speed With IBM Systems Solution for SAP NetWeaver BW Accelerator
- Kyocera Mita Corporation of Japan sells commercial document management and imaging systems, and manufactures office printers and digital copying machines. Senior executives at Kyocera Mita wanted information to be available in near real-time: the global digital imaging marketplace changes rapidly, and senior executives requested delivery times of less than 15...
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