Managed IT services and office technology solutions for Canadian enterprises
Konica Minolta's Canadian operation is a 501–1,000-person sales-driven organization anchored in legacy enterprise infrastructure (SAP, Oracle, SQL Server) paired with modern cloud tooling (Azure, Power BI, Salesforce). The hiring mix is heavily weighted toward sales (199 roles) relative to engineering (33), reflecting a services-and-support business model. Active projects center on lead generation for managed services and production print programs, while pain points cluster around client acquisition, retention of SMB accounts, and revenue targets — typical friction for a maturing technology services firm transitioning from print hardware into recurring software and cloud revenue.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Generation Associate, Professional Services Director, Director of Sales, Sales Director
Konica Minolta Business Solutions Canada is the Canadian subsidiary of a global manufacturer and IT services provider. The parent company employs over 41,000 people worldwide and operates across office technology, information management, cloud solutions, production print, and IT security. The Canadian arm serves mid-market and enterprise clients with managed IT services, multifunction printers, workflow solutions, enterprise content management, and cloud services. The organization is actively scaling its sales and customer support functions while building out managed services and production print go-to-market strategies. Hiring extends into the United States and Canada.
Primary enterprise tools: SAP, Oracle, SQL Server. Cloud and analytics: Azure, Power BI. Development: Java, Python, C#, PHP, ASP.NET. Sales and operations: Salesforce, SuccessFactors. Security tooling: Burp Suite, Kali Linux.
Lead generation for managed services and IT offerings, national production print programs, go-to-market strategy refinement, cloud data security optimization, and webinar-driven demand generation for enterprise clients.
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