Raritan Inc.

Raritan, Inc.
Private
Industry Information Technology and Services
Founded 1985
Founder Ching-I Hsu
Headquarters Somerset, New Jersey, U.S.
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Ching-I Hsu
Chair. & CEO
Herman Chan
SVP Global Marketing and GM, DCIM
Rasul Damji
SVP, Global Sales & Product Operations
Joe DeLong
CFO
Preston Granbery
General Counsel
Products Power Distribution, Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM), KVM Switches
Number of employees
200-500 (2015)
Parent Legrand SA
Website www.raritan.com

Raritan Inc. is a privately held multinational company that provides data center hardware and software solutions. Headquartered in Somerset, New Jersey, Raritan has 50,000 locations worldwide serving over 76 countries. It is acquired by Legrand in September 2015.[1]

Today, Raritan has three core business units: Power Management, Data Center Infrastructure Management, and Remote Server Management.

History

Raritan was established in 1985, when the founder, Ching-I Hsu, and his wife, created a business reselling PCs out of their house. This later changed from reselling to manufacturing PCs.[2] To make the manufacturing more efficient, Hsu developed the first KVM switch, a tool that provides a way to control numerous PCs from a single product. The KVM switch advanced Raritan as an international company and led to other company advancements.

Raritan entered the intelligent power business in 2007. Intelligent power management provides companies with an accurate measurement of the amount of energy devices use. This kind of power management is much more energy efficient because it consumes less energy/produces less heat, improves environmental conditions with sensors that adjust things like temperature and humidity levels, and overall decrease costs.[3]

In 2008, Raritan’s Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) business began. This software provides the ability to better manage assets, change and capacity through monitoring of power, the environment, and energy use.[4]

Products

Power Distribution (Units, Metering, and Switching)

Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Software

KVM Switches

Data Center Energy & Environment Management

Serial Console Switches

Console Drawers

Awards and Innovations[5]

2015

2014

2013

2012

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