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Canon India promotes K Bhaskhar to VP of office imaging solution unit

Bhaskhar will front head the entire gamut of sales and marketing for Canon India's OIS group with a special focus on growing the Canon Projector Business which will be re-launched for the Indian customers.

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FP Staff|Feb 02, 2015, 16:27:46 IST

Canon India has promoted K Bhaskhar to the designation of vice president of Office Imaging Solution (OIS) division. In his new role, Bhaskhar will front head the entire gamut of sales and marketing for Canon India's OIS group with a special focus on growing the Canon Projector Business which will be re-launched for the Indian customers.He will also be taking care of growing the Print Room Services business, a part of CBS and will help his team aggressively tap the medium and large printing segments.[caption id="attachment_387247" align="alignleft" width="380"]Reuters Reuters[/caption]He will be reporting directly to Kazutada Kobayashi, President & CEO, Canon India.Canon's OIS division focuses on offering document and printing management solutions to the large enterprise, SME and government sectors. The division has also started offering new services like Digitization and Canon Business Services (CBS) to help customers manage their end-to-end office printing requirements."With aggressive growth plans, he will lead the OIS division and work towards making Canon the industry leader in the various businesses that comprise the division," the company said in a statement.Bhaskhar has been associated with Canon for over 17 years, working at different profiles in the enterprise domain of business solutions. He has a professional degree in Statistics from Loyala College, Chennai University.

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First Published:Feb 02, 2015, 16:27:46 IST
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