Konica Minolta has been here for you for 150 years

Our Konica Minolta IT Solutions Czech team is part of a group that entered the technology market in 1873. Throughout its rich history, it has provided and implemented innovative solutions in line with technological trends to help and support its customers for 150 years. We are celebrating a significant anniversary, but this is just the beginning.

Before Alexander Graham Bell applied for a patent on the telephone. And even before Thomas Alva Edison invented the light bulb. That’s where the story of Konica Minolta begins. That’s when Rokusaburo Sugiura opened a small specialty shop in Tokyo selling photographic and lithographic products. Now, more than 40,000 people around the globe are part of this business, working enthusiastically to develop it further. The idea is still the same, to continue to be among the leading providers of technology and related services, to be your strong and reliable partner, to develop and deliver the best products, and to help you achieve business success in all industries and countries.

Konica Minolta has been in the global market for generations. It has been through turbulent times when the world was undergoing tremendous change. All of this has strengthened it to keep driving successful projects and accompanying its customers on the road to the digital future.

In 2023 and beyond, we are committed to following the legacy of our founder. Keeping abreast of trends in the world of technology, the professional training and expertise of our employees, support for development and innovation, as well as corporate social and environmental responsibility are fundamental prerequisites. All of this is so that we can help companies and organizations seamlessly navigate digital transformation and support them in achieving all their goals.

We are here for you – our customers, our Partners – and we are also here for Rokusaburo Sugiura.

If you’re interested in reading more about Konica Minolta’s history and future, check out 150 Years of Konica Minolta – and that’s just the beginning.