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Kyocera named Lenovo IDG Authorised Partner of the Year 2026

Kyocera named Lenovo IDG Authorised Partner of the Year 2026

Kyocera Document Solutions Australia is proud to have been named Lenovo IDG Authorised Partner of the Year 2026, recognising the strength of its partnership with Lenovo and the continued growth of Kyocera’s ICT Services business.

The award was presented at Lenovo Evolve, with Tim Payne, Account Manager ICT at Kyocera Document Solutions, accepting the award on behalf of the Kyocera team. While the award recognises Kyocera’s success, it also reflects the strength of our ICT team and our ability to work closely with customers to deliver large-scale technology roll-outs, ensuring their people, systems and infrastructure are equipped with the latest technology to support their business now and into the future.

Keri Neave, Executive Director of ICT Services at Kyocera Document Solutions, said: “We are incredibly proud to accept the Lenovo IDG Authorised Partner of the Year award. For us, this recognition is about more than the technology we provide. It reflects the work our ICT Services team puts into understanding our customers, their environments and what they need from their technology to move their businesses forward.”

The award further strengthens Kyocera’s position as a technology partner that can support customers beyond its traditional print offering, bringing together ICT expertise and technology partnerships to help organisations build more capable, reliable and future-ready technology environments.

Sydney, Australia – October 2026