Luminex
was founded in early 1994 with a focus on leveraging the advantages of
standards-based CD technology to solve corporate data storage management
problems. It is now a leading developer and innovator of corporate data
management solutions leveraging CD, DVD, optical and tape technologies. The
company provides data archiving, distribution and network/internet archive
solutions that combine functionality, performance and ease of use to solve
today's customer problems.
Luminex is unique as a company by using software
focused product development and expertise to offer total solutions, complete
with hardware, software and support, to ensure unparalleled customer support.
Luminex
has a large and expanding worldwide customer base with customers and resellers
in leading industries and geographical areas throughout the world. Luminex is
privately held, profitable, and has demonstrated significant annual growth every
year since its inception by reinvesting in itself and through acquisitions.
In
September of 2000 the company announced a major acquisition of technology and
engineering talent by acquiring the premium Data/Ware product line. Luminex
hired the entire Data/Ware engineering and product marketing team.
In
early 2002, Luminex entered into an exclusive reseller business relationship
with Crossroads Systems, Inc. Under the terms of the agreement, Luminex is the
exclusive reseller of the Crossroads-Oregon mainframe products business. The
agreement expands an already existing customer relationship and includes a
license from Crossroads to the hardware, software and firmware designs of
Crossroads' mainframe products. Luminex hired the entire engineering and product
marketing staff of Crossroads' mainframe product group.
Luminex
has offices in Georgia, Illinois and Texas. It operates a facility in San Diego,
California, and Beaverton, Oregon. The company is headquartered in Riverside,
California.
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