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DirectNET
Once Achieves #1 VAR for 2005 for Minicom
Broomfield, CO – April, 2006:
Minicom Advanced Systems, a leading manufacturer of
innovative
KVM switches,
AV digital
signage solutions, and Computer Based
Training systems, announced today that
DirectNET
Inc., a National Value-Added Reseller (VAR) of
KVM switch solutions,
has obtained the status of the #1 VAR for
Minicom
for 2005.
"We are extremely proud with
DirectNET's
continous accomplishments," said Saul Mishaan, President of
Minicom
North America. "Their success, achieved through excellent
service and expertease in the
KVM industry, reaffirms
Minicom’s
commitment to building and nurturing long-term partnerships with
our customers and vendors.
We intend to nurture
that partnership through 2006 by providing support for
DirectNET’s
multiple sales channels."
Alan Mamane, CEO of
DirectNET,
credits DirectNET’s two strongest business units for the
achievement. “This year our
42U KVM Switch
Solutions
sales force have aggressively infiltrated the
enterprise and mid-range data center market, and that success has
lead to us maintaining our Top Vendor status with
Minicom
and other vendors,” said Mr. Mamane.
42U
is currently the national leader of enterprise
KVM Switch
Solutions. Mr. Mamane also commented that
the success of
KVM Switches
Online, the largest
KVM Switch
e-commerce store in USA, generated more volume sales for Minicom’s
KVM Switch products due to the ability of consumers to
easily click and buy. “We are pleased with our
Minicom
sales performance this year and with the introduction of Minicom’s
new products;
the
A/V Display
System
& the
KVM.Net,
we expect even greater growth in our sales of
Minicom
products for 2006,” said Mr. Mamane.
About DirectNET, Inc.
DirectNET,
founded in 1995, is comprised of three independent business units:
42U,
Server Racks
Online
and
KVM Switches
Online.
42U
is the leading VAR of enterprise
KVM Switch
Solutions.
KVM Switches
Online is the
largest KVM Switch e-commerce store in the
US.
Server Racks
Online
is the one and only online rack superstore in the US. All three
companies were developed as a response to the overwhelming need
for independent
datacenter
and
server management
solutions.
As a result of the success of all three business units,
DirectNET has over the last couple of years,
become the number one reseller of the major
KVM and
server rack
brands in the market.
For corporate
information please visit our DirecNET Web site at
www.directnet.us.
For server management product information please visit our 42U Web
site at
www.42U.com.
About Minicom
Advanced Systems
Minicom (www.minicom.com)
is a leading manufacturer of
KVM switches
and systems for the server management market. Known for its
innovative technology,
Minicom has been pioneering CAT5 technology
for more than a decade, now the industry standard. Other
KVM solutions
introduced by
Minicom
include distributed switching and AIM, an advanced integrated
management solution for out of band KVM and serial control.
Founded in 1987,
Minicom
is a privately owned company headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel.
Today, with over 17 years of experience,
Minicom
operates globally in over 50 countries, with regional offices in
the United States, Switzerland and Italy and has over 100
employees worldwide.
Minicom
is also a significant player in the
AV-Digital
Signage and CBT markets.
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