Interactive and multimedia products in the fields of Computer
Based Education & Training; Networked & Industrial Connectivity.
Employees: 70
Professionals: 12
Market regions:
America, Europe, Asia, Australia
Main Markets:
Government corporations; Networking companies
Overview
MINICOM ADVANCED SYSTEMS LTD. is a leading manufacturer of
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innovative KVM switches, AV solutions and Computer Based Training
(CBT) systems. Founded in 1987, MINICOM began its operations
producing advanced solutions for the CBT market. Today, with over
15 years of experience, MINICOM is the acknowledged world leader
in CBT solutions and sets the standards for the entire industry.
In 1997, building on its success in the CBT market, MINICOM
decided to market its core screen broadcast technology to the KVM
switch (keyboard, video and mouse) and A/V splitter markets, in
which it has now become a significant player.
Its talented force of R&D specialists has enabled MINICOM to make
unprecedented technological advances and keep industry heads
turning. Minicom was the first company to introduce advanced CAT5
technology to both the CBT and KVM fields. The thin CAT5 cable
replaces bulky coax cable, reducing cable clutter, lengthening
control and actually costing just 1/8 of the price. Today the
company offers the largest selection of CAT5 solutions available
anywhere.
MINICOM was also the first to come out with revolutionary
distributed switching technology, bringing the switch to the
computer instead of the computer to the switch. This further
eliminates cable clutter. Distributed switch technology was
implemented in the first internal PCI card switch, MINICOM's
Supervisor Phantom. Internal switching saves valuable rack space
and avoids the dangers of vandalism or damage.
Most recently MINICOM set out to shrink the size of KVM switches,
saving customers even more space and streamlining server rooms.
The result - the company today manufactures the world's smallest
KVM switch: the matchbox sized Specter; as well as a desktop
switch, the Smart 2, the size of a deck of cards.
R&D employees: 8
R&D professionals: 6
