The Taiwan-based company develops communications systems for the home and large enterprise markets.
Data communications and digital multimedia company D-Link announced today it would open an office in Israel. The Taiwan-based company develops communications systems for the household and large enterprise markets, including optical communications equipment, broadband products, and data storage servers.
D-Link recently decided to enter the communications and digital multimedia markets. The company is ranked as one of the world’s three largest suppliers of equipment for household and enterprise communications networks. D-Link, which had a $520 million sales turnover in 2001, has 1,600 employees in seven plants in the US, India, China, and Taiwan.
D-Link has three distributors in Israel: Odem Electronic Technologies, NCnet, and Kalanit Carmon Software Services.
Former Odem Electronic communications manager Boaz Aviani has been appointed to manage the new office in Herzliya.
Published by Globes [online] - www.globes.co.il - on April 3, 2003