Corporate Overview

History

Digi International was founded in 1985 as DigiBoard. The company went public as Digi International in 1989 and is traded on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol DGII. Digi employs more than 500 people worldwide and is headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis.

Products

Our Drop-in Networking initiative provides end-to-end wireless access to electronic devices in places where wires will not work or cannot be used. Incorporating products from both our embedded and non-embedded categories, Drop-in Networking holds the potential to economically extend network connectivity to millions of new devices.

For applications in energy management, building control, manufacturing, supply chain management and a host of others, Drop-in Networking products provide a non-intrusive way to connect devices anywhere they reside. Devices are being connected that were previously not networked, such as irrigation controls for farms and golf courses, fish farm monitoring equipment and fitness equipment to name a few. Our innovations in Drop-in Networking enables our customers to differentiate their products, provides better customer service, and frequently creates new revenue streams..

Marketed under the Digi® and Rabbit®and Sarian Systems® brands, our enterprise solutions include:

• Sarian Systems wired and wireless IP routers designed specifically for mission critical applications (view the overview video)
• Cellular gateways for high-speed GSM, CDMA and 2.5G/3G networks
• External and embedded Wi-Fi device servers
• ZigBee(R) and RF radio modules (stand-alone and OEM)
• Video and sensor products for environment monitoring
• Zero-clients
• USB connectivity
• Secure, intelligent and easy-to-use console servers
• Serial servers in one- to 32-port models
• #1 selling serial card line in the world
• Embedded solutions including wired/wireless modules, microprocessors, software and services, development kits
• Rabbit single-board computers

Digi provides critical network connectivity to devices that you encounter in your everyday life. Whether you realize it or not, your daily routine is made easier by Digi technologies. When you use the self checkout system in your local grocery store. When you check into a hotel. When you drink a bottled beverage. When you drive through a traffic light. When you check your baggage at the airport. When you search the web. When you place your order at a fast food restaurant. When you swipe your ID badge to enter an office building. These are just some of the ways Digi makes your life easier by delivering reliable device networking products.

Distribution

Digi sells its products through a global network of distributors, systems integrators, value added resellers (VARs) and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Internationally, Digi sells and markets it products through 180 distributors in more than 65 countries.