Qumu history

In 1992, Rimage established a wholly owned subsidiary in Germany, starting with one employee.

In 1995, Rimage acquired Dunhill Software Services, a large service bureau serving a global customer base from multiple locations.

In 1997, Rimage introduced the Perfect Image Producer System, the first fully integrated automated CD-R publishing system that combined file transferring, recording, and thermal surface printing in one continuous uninterrupted flow.

In 1998, Rimage grew its distribution network to include Korea, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.

By 2001, Rimage systems were widely-used for medical imaging, and Rimage began its role as the industry leader – a position it has consistently maintained throughout the subsequent years.

The year 2003 also saw the introduction of the first ink jet printer developed and manufactured by Rimage.

In 2005, Rimage Japan was created to serve the growing medical industry in Japan with optical disc publishing systems, imaging workflow software and image viewers as the health care industry in Japan transitioned from film to digital DICOM image distribution of patient records.

In 2007, Rimage replaced the DiscLab systems with the Professional™ series systems.

In 2009, Rimage introduced its strongest software suite yet, Producer Software Suite 8.2, which added ZIP folder encryption and the introduction of WebQD.

In early 2010, Rimage introduced two new models to its Professional Series.

In 2012, Rimage Asia-Pacific expanded its MDS service into India with help from a local partner, to meet growing demand for medical systems.

In July 2014, the company became part of the Equus Holdings portfolio.

In late 2015, Rimage acquired technology from CustomCD, a digital duplication service bureau.