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'''Digital River''' is a [[United States|U.S.]] [[e-commerce]] [[outsourcing]] company. The company’s platform offers site development and hosting, order management, fraud management, export controls, tax management, physical and digital product fulfillment, multi-lingual customer service, reporting and strategic marketing services. Clients include [[ACD Systems]], [[Adobe]], [[Autodesk]], [[Canon (company)|Canon]], [[Capcom]], [[Cyberlink]], [[Data Robotics]], [[Electronic Arts]], En Masse, [[Kaspersky]], [[Kodak]], [[Lenovo]], [[Logitech]], [[Mattel]], [[Microsoft]], [[Netgear]], [[Nuance Communications|Nuance]], [[Pentax]], [[Philips]], [[Razer USA]], [[Research In Motion]], [[SanDisk]], [[Smith Micro]], [[Square Enix]], [[THQ]], [[Trend Micro]], [[Ubisoft]], [[Western Digital]] and [[Wizards of the Coast]].<ref>http://www.digitalriver.com</ref>
'''Digital River''' is a [[United States|U.S.]] [[e-commerce]] [[outsourcing]] company. The company’s platform offers site development and hosting, order management, fraud management, export controls, tax management, physical and digital product fulfillment, multi-lingual customer service, reporting and strategic marketing services. Clients include [[ACD Systems]], [[Adobe]], [[Autodesk]], [[Canon (company)|Canon]], [[Capcom]], [[Cyberlink]], [[Data Robotics]], [[Electronic Arts]], En Masse, [[Kaspersky]], [[Kodak]], [[Lenovo]], [[Logitech]], [[Mattel]], [[Microsoft]], [[Netgear]], [[Nuance Communications|Nuance]], [[Pentax]], [[Philips]], [[Razer USA]], [[Research In Motion]]<ref>https://developer.blackberry.com/appworld/faq#question6</ref>, [[SanDisk]], [[Smith Micro]], [[Square Enix]], [[THQ]], [[Trend Micro]], [[Ubisoft]], [[Western Digital]] and [[Wizards of the Coast]].<ref>http://www.digitalriver.com</ref>


Founded in 1994 Digital River is headquartered in [[Minnetonka, Minnesota]] with offices in other US cities as well as [[Cologne]], [[Germany]]; [[London]], [[England]]; [[Shannon, County Clare|Shannon]], [[Ireland]]; [[Luxembourg (city)|Luxembourg]], [[Luxembourg]]; [[Shanghai]], [[China]]; [[São Paulo]], [[Brazil]]; [[Taipei]], [[Republic of China|Republic of China (Taiwan)]]; and [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].
Founded in 1994 Digital River is headquartered in [[Minnetonka, Minnesota]] with offices in other US cities as well as [[Cologne]], [[Germany]]; [[London]], [[England]]; [[Shannon, County Clare|Shannon]], [[Ireland]]; [[Luxembourg (city)|Luxembourg]], [[Luxembourg]]; [[Shanghai]], [[China]]; [[São Paulo]], [[Brazil]]; [[Taipei]], [[Republic of China|Republic of China (Taiwan)]]; and [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]].

Revision as of 15:24, 21 August 2012

Digital River
Company typePublic Nasdaq: DRIV
Industrysoftware
Founded1994
FounderJoel Ronning (CEO)
Headquarters
Minnetonka, Minnesota
,
United States
Area served
global
Key people
Thomas Donnelly (President)
Productsdigital software delivery
Revenue$403.8 million[1]
Number of employees
1,239[1]
Websitewww.digitalriver.com

Digital River is a U.S. e-commerce outsourcing company. The company’s platform offers site development and hosting, order management, fraud management, export controls, tax management, physical and digital product fulfillment, multi-lingual customer service, reporting and strategic marketing services. Clients include ACD Systems, Adobe, Autodesk, Canon, Capcom, Cyberlink, Data Robotics, Electronic Arts, En Masse, Kaspersky, Kodak, Lenovo, Logitech, Mattel, Microsoft, Netgear, Nuance, Pentax, Philips, Razer USA, Research In Motion[2], SanDisk, Smith Micro, Square Enix, THQ, Trend Micro, Ubisoft, Western Digital and Wizards of the Coast.[3]

Founded in 1994 Digital River is headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota with offices in other US cities as well as Cologne, Germany; London, England; Shannon, Ireland; Luxembourg, Luxembourg; Shanghai, China; São Paulo, Brazil; Taipei, Republic of China (Taiwan); and Tokyo, Japan.

In addition to providing order fulfillment for vendor-branded direct stores, Digital River also sells and distributes academic-priced software as a reseller through its own online stores. These stores, which include Academic Superstore, JourneyEd, Gradware and Campustech, operate under the subsidiary Digital River Education Services, Inc., formed from Digital River's acquisition of CCV Software (d/b/a Educational Superstore) in 2008 followed by Gradware and Journey Educational Marketing Inc. (JourneyEd) in 2010.

On 18 May 2005 Digital River acquired SWREG, another online payment processing company catering primarily to shareware authors.[4] In June 2006 Digial River acquired MindVision, Inc, including both the Installer VISE and eSellerate business units.[5][6]

Security breach

A security breach in 2010 resulted in a list of nearly 200,000 customers being stolen.[7] A lawsuit followed by Digital River.[8]

Acquisitions

Digital River has a policy of acquiring other companies in the e-commerce (including digital software delivery) industry.[9]

It has acquired:

  • RegNet
  • FileBasket
  • SiliconRealms
  • RegSoft
  • Simtel
  • Digibuy
  • CCNow
  • Freemerchant.com (discontinued 15 January 2008)[10]
  • NetSales
  • Emetrix
  • Qwerks
  • FileKicker
  • element5
  • MindVision, Inc
  • eSellerate
  • ShareIt
  • THINK Subscription (2008) [11]

References

  1. ^ a b "2009 Annual Report". Digital River. 2009. Retrieved 2007-12-01.
  2. ^ https://developer.blackberry.com/appworld/faq#question6
  3. ^ http://www.digitalriver.com
  4. ^ http://www.allbusiness.com/company-activities-management/operations-customer/5045717-1.html
  5. ^ "eSellerate Joins the Digital River Team". RegMatch. 2006. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
  6. ^ Daniel Jalkut (2006). "Take the Money and Run". Red Sweater. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
  7. ^ Dan Browning (2010). "Digital River sues over data breach". Star Tribune. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
  8. ^ Tim Wilson (2010). "Digital River Sues Over Theft Of Data On Nearly 200,000 Customers". Darkreading. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
  9. ^ Sharon Housley (2004). "Digital River's Destructive Acquisition Strategy". Security Pro News. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
  10. ^ The FreeMerchant Team (2008). "Freemerchant.com". Digital River, Inc. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
  11. ^ "Digital River introduces a new feature for online merchants". ecommerce-journal. 2009. Retrieved 2009-01-29.
  12. ^ Eric Savitz (2010). "Digital River Acquires Fatfoogoo". Barrons. Retrieved 2011-04-24.
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