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Who are our potential customers?
D-Link is in a very favourable position at the start of the new millennium, since
it was in the right place at the right time. In the mid-1980s, D-Link decided
to exploit what was considered a niche market at the time. Now, with over
fifteen years' experience, the company is well placed to serve the explosive
SoHo/workgroup segment.
From its beginnings in 1986, D-Link has worked towards the global market. It
has opened branch offices in all the major markets and has a broad network of
distributors in over 90 countries to consolidate its international presence.
Today, globalisation has turned D-Link into a global player with a fast-paced
growth strategy. This program consists of developing three key strategies: Research
and Development, Production and Marketing. The aim is to be able to concentrate
on new opportunities, streamlining resources and costs and providing a global
service to our clients.
With Research and Development laboratories on all five continents, D-Link has
been able to take new technologies, study them in its laboratories and quickly
release them on the markets. D-Link's products are flexible enough to meet global
and local needs.
With plants in Taiwan, China, India and the USA, D-Link has been able to increase
its production, reduce component costs and move its products faster from the
factory to the customers.
D-Link's sales-and-marketing globalisation program began with the establishment
of D-Link USA and D-Link Europe, and has continued with the incorporation of
D-Link South Africa, D-Link South America and D-Link Middle East, emerging markets
with great potential for development. At present, D-Link has been able to establish
strong brand awareness and continuously increase its international sales, creating
distribution centres and regional customer service programs, working on global
and local levels.
D-Link works closely with its distributors and resellers worldwide. The company
has a segmented, structured marketing channel, which uses distributors, systems
integrators, Telcos and retailers among others.
Regional logistics centres have made it possible to improve the company's time-to-market
and inventory control.
D-Link's globalisation efforts have shown positive results. D-Link products are
globally and locally recognised, making it easier to introduce new products and
earning a vote of confidence in local markets.
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