JKOA bags Diamond award for third consecutive year

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From left: JKOA Head of Sales/John Keells Group Assistant Vice President Neville Samaranayake, JKOA Head of Marketing and Business Development/John Keells Group Assistant Vice President Malik Edwin, EI JKOA Product Manager Sanjeewa De Saram, JKOA CEO/John Keells Group Vice President Janoda Thoradeniya, EI Toshiba Singapore Pte Ltd General Manager Minoru Yoshida, EI Toshiba Singapore Pte Ltd Country Manager Daniel Ong and JKOA Head of Services/John Keells Group Assistant Vice President Priyanath Fernando

JKOA, the leader in office automation solutions and the sole distributor for Toshiba Digital Multifunctional Copiers in Sri Lanka, was recently presented the coveted Diamond award for FY2014 by Toshiba Singapore (Pvt.) Ltd.

This is the third consecutive year JKOA has won the prestigious Diamond award, in addition to over 15 years of continuous recognition from Toshiba for outstanding performance in the region. The company was also recognised for the highest sales performance in Sri Lanka for Digital Multifunctional Copiers in FY2014.

Speaking on the event, JKOA CEO and John Keells Group Vice President Janoda Thoradeniya explained, “We are encouraged by what we have accomplished last year. Record sales for Toshiba Digital Multifunctional Copiers and the Diamond award represent significant recognition of the consistent effort invested every day by the JKOA team. Success does not make us complacent; we will continue to bring in a greater variety of cutting-edge solutions, new models and better features for our customers.”

As an additional innovation launched by JKOA, the team has introduced Managed Print Solutions (MPS) focusing on offering customers the lowest cost print solutions while optimising efficiency.

Speaking on the MPS solution, JKOA Head of Marketing and John Keells Group Assistant Vice President Malik Edwin explained, “The MPS solution is revolutionary. Not only does it offer unparalleled efficiency, it also minimises cost; both in terms of waste and electricity, optimises workflow, allows consolidated printing and reduces an organisation’s carbon footprint.

We are proud to be able to continuously push the boundaries on the levels of innovation and service we offer our customers. We are in fact able to successfully secure over 70 percent of tenders quoted for with the support of Toshiba Singapore and our outstanding sales team and dealer network.”

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