Having established its dominance in the price market for entry-level networking equipment, D-Link attempted an image changeover to compete with the Ciscos and Nortels. It entered into a co-branding exercise with Foundry to offer the FastIron family of Layer 2/3 enterprise switches, thereby tapping the high-end networking market hitherto unexplored by it. Similarly, in structured cabling it allied with Corning, and used Corning optical fiber as part of its OpenLink Connect structured cabling products.
Awarded Asia-Pacific WLAN vendor of the year by Frost & Sullivan
R&D division focused on IPR development in DSP, VoIP and embedded systems
l CEO: KR Naik l Start-up year: 1994 l Products & services: LAN switches, routers, WLAN products, structured cabling l Employees: 450 l Branches: 17 l Address: D-Link House, Plot No. 5, Off CST Road, Bandra Kurla Complex Road, Mumbai l Tel: 26526696 l Fax: 26528914 l Website: www.dlink.co.in
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Having established its dominance in the price market for entry-level networking equipment, D-Link attempted an image changeover to compete with the Ciscos and Nortels. It entered into a co-branding exercise with Foundry to offer the FastIron family of Layer 2/3 enterprise switches, thereby tapping the high-end networking market hitherto unexplored by it. Similarly, in structured cabling it allied with Corning, and used Corning optical fiber as part of its OpenLink Connect structured cabling products./dq/media/post_attachments/934c9e468766ce1a4179eb8f9a7622661518de6b7e032d6da144429d1626af53.gif)