Kyocera Document Solutions America, Inc. announced its membership in the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)’s Sustainability Policy Group (SPG).
As part of its continuous commitment to manufacturing sustainable products and helping businesses across the world reduce their carbon footprint, Kyocera Document Solutions America, Inc. will join other leading organisations in the technology sector to drive practices, strategies and innovations that foster sustainable economic development.
ITI actively champions the interests of the world’s foremost technology companies, advocating for policies that foster innovation, encourage open markets and safeguard healthy competition. The council’s membership roster is a who’s who of the tech industry and runs the gamut of businesses, from hardware makers to software developers and beyond. This past Earth Day, ITI laid out its environmental and sustainability priorities, which include combating climate change, promoting green procurement, and advancing circularity in products.
As a member of ITI’s SPG, Kyocera will have the opportunity to collaborate with other prominent companies on significant initiatives and discussions centred around the future of the technology sector, its role in driving global sustainability and strategies to foster innovation across the entire product lifecycle. The company will also benefit from ITI’s premier educational resources regarding the latest developments impacting the technology industry, along with strategic guidance that assesses the impact of regulations on our business.
“Our inclusion in ITI’s Sustainability Policy Group marks an exciting new chapter in Kyocera’s long history of commitment to sustainable innovation,” said Óscar Sánchez, President & CEO of Kyocera Document Solutions America, Inc. “The philosophy created by our founder, Dr. Kazuo Inamori, inspires us to do the right thing as human beings and find new ways to ensure we leave the planet intact for future generations. By providing our voice and expertise in manufacturing long-life products, we can contribute to a more sustainable approach to technological innovation.”
