Workflow solutions provider Y Soft is looking to broaden its reach in Australia over the next few months after bringing on major clients in the past year, such as Konica Minolta.

Managing director of Y Soft Australia, Adam O’Neill says, “Y Soft’s growth in ANZ has been strong and we are currently looking at a revenue boost of 30 per cent year-on-year.

“In the last 12 months we have brought on customers such as Rawson Homes and Public Transports of Victoria, in association with Konica Minolta Business Solutions Australia, which has contributed to this result. We have also opened a new, larger office in Sydney.”

 Y Soft says it is looking to build upon this growth by targeting opportunities in the printing and scanning markets, and in the last six months has just released new versions of its YSoft SafeQ Workflow Solutions Platform and the YSoft be3D eDee.

YSoft be3D eDee is designed for the education sector, and is the first 3D printer with print management features, according to the company.

O’Neill says, “3D in education is a growing market with more and more educational institutions adopting fleets of 3D printers to help illustrate difficult concepts, enhance hands-on interactive learning, and drive class engagement.

“There is massive opportunity for Y Soft to provide educational institutions with a solution that is simple to manage and cost-effective.”

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