Minicom Advanced Systems

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Minicom Advanced Systems
Type Private
Founded 1987
Headquarters Flag of Israel Jerusalem, Israel
Industry Digital Signage,
IT Infrastructure Management
Products KVM Switches
Employees 150
Website http://www.minicom.com

Minicom Advanced Systems is a manufacturer of KVM server management solutions. Minicom also manufacture multimedia distribution systems for digital signage networks.

[edit] History

Minicom was established in 1987 and its headquarters are located in Jerusalem, Israel. Minicom also operates regional headquarters in the US and in Europe, with sales support teams in the UK, Italy, France and Germany. In 2005, Minicom acquired Replicom Ltd, which operates today as a dedicated IP technology R & D center

There are regional offices located in New Jersey, Dübendorf, London, Kiel and Rome. Minicom is represented in 50 countries.

In October 2006, it was revealed that Minicom received investment from Intel Capital. [1]

In November 2006, Minicom was placed 37th in the top 50 fastest growing Israeli technology company in the 2006 Deloitte Brightman Almagor Technology Fast 50 competition.[2] This is turn has given Minicom entry into the 2006 Fast 500 EMEA.[3]

[edit] Digital Signage

Minicom’s display systems distribute video to several screens from a central server, generally utilizing Category 5 cable to carry the data.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Griml, Guy. "Minicom Gets a Financial Boost". Accessed November 27, 2006.
  2. ^ Listing of Deloitte Fast 50 Winners, 2006. Accessed November 27, 2006.
  3. ^ Listing of 2006 Deloitte Technology . Accessed December 4, 2006
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