Elevating NHS Sustainability with Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta is committed to supporting NHS organisations in their sustainability journey through cutting-edge technology and efficient IT solutions. By providing energy-efficient IT services, advanced document management systems, and optimised printing processes, we help NHS organisations reduce their carbon footprint, enhance operational efficiency, and adhere to stringent sustainability protocols.
By integrating these innovative solutions, we not only help NHS organisations meet their sustainability targets but also ensure a more efficient and eco-friendly healthcare environment. Join us on this journey towards building a greener future within the NHS.
Energy-Efficient IT Solutions:
Reduce energy consumption and transition to renewable energy sources.
Advanced Document Management:
Minimise paper usage and streamline patient data management.
Optimised Printing Processes:
Cut energy consumption and waste through managed print services.
Why Choose Konica Minolta?
Shape the Future of Sustainable Healthcare
Ready to take the next step in your sustainability journey? Our team of experts is here to help you explore how our solutions can make a difference in your organisation. Contact us today to learn more about how Konica Minolta can support your sustainability goals and drive efficiency in your operations.
Managed Print Services for NHS Efficiency
Konica Minolta's Managed Print Services (MPS) help NHS organisations control and reduce the wastage and costs associated with printing documents. We ensure that every print job is optimised for efficiency and sustainability. This means fewer unnecessary prints, reduced paper usage, and lower energy consumption. Our MPS not only cuts costs but also supports the organisations sustainability goals by minimising its environmental footprint.
We understand the pressures the NHS faces to reduce its carbon footprint and manage costs effectively. Our Managed Print Services are designed to address these specific needs, ensuring that every print job is both economical and environmentally friendly.
Discovery Exercise for Enhanced Patient Data Management
Our Discovery exercise is designed to thoroughly understand the patient business, clinical data and document journey within the NHS. By mapping out how patient data is collected, processed, and stored, we can identify inefficiencies and areas for improvement. This process is crucial for moving towards digital transformation and ensuring that the NHS organisations operate with the utmost efficiency.
We take the time to delve into the specifics of your current processes, identifying where digital solutions can reduce and replace outdated paper methods. This not only streamlines your operations but also significantly reduces your environmental impact. Our comprehensive approach ensures that every aspect of your data management is optimised for sustainability and efficiency.
Embracing a Digital-First Approach
Our solutions streamline workflows, improve patient data management, and reduce your environmental impact of high paper usage. By transitioning to digital processes within your NHS organisation you can achieve greater efficiency, lower energy costs, and better asset lifecycle management. Our expertise ensures that the shift to digital is seamless and aligned with the NHS's sustainability targets.
We are committed to making your transition to digital as smooth as possible. Our expert team works closely with your staff to implement solutions that not only enhance efficiency but also support long-term sustainability. With our help, you can confidently step into a future where digital processes are the norm, leading to better patient outcomes and a healthier planet.
Benefits of Our Sustainability Solution
Reduced Material Waste:
Our solutions streamline the manufacturing process, reducing the materials needed and minimising waste.
Minimised Environmental Impact:
Our managed print services ensure proper disposal of toners and consumables, significantly reducing the environmental footprint.
Lower Energy Costs:
Optimised printing and IT solutions reduce energy consumption, leading to substantial savings on energy costs.
Paperless Processes:
By transitioning to digital-first methods, we help eliminate high paper-based processes, promoting a more efficient and eco-friendly environment.
Carbon Footprint Reduction:
Our energy-efficient IT solutions help the NHS lower its carbon footprint, supporting global sustainability goals.
Extended Asset Lifecycles:
Our long-term lifecycle management of assets ensures that multifunction devices (MFDs) operate efficiently for up to 7 years, reducing the need for frequent replacements and associated costs.
See What Some Of Our Clients Have To Say About Our Solutions
Wendy Ainsworth
Major Accounts Manager at Konica Minolta
We agreed a co-ordinated plan with the aim of assessing the workflow needs and costs of the Trust’s departments and designing a solution which would optimise the print fleet, ensuring it had exactly the provisions it needed, whilst controlling costs and also freeing up the time of the in-house IT team from having to service the print requirements
Chris J. Evans
System Developer, Southport & Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust
The solution has improved our printing resilience, by replacing all printers within the fleet and implementing a digital fixing solution. Konica Minolta's approach throughout the auditing process, tailoring the solution, allowed us to deliver what was required.
Jenna Sutton
IT Business Relationship Manager, St. Andrew’s Healthcare
The expert team assessed our current environment, provided recommendations around hardware and software to support our needs, and helped with change management.
South Eastern Health Trust
Continuous optimisation and management of fleet, combined with sophisticated software solutions that deliver greater visibility and transparency over volume, usage, and performance, is helping the Trust realise ongoing efficiency gains and tangible cost savings. Whilst a dedicated onsite service provision is ensuring maximum uptime.
