Mirial s.u.r.l.

Mirial is a privately held Italian company providing products for visual communication in video/voice over IP, 3G/UMTS, IMS and Unified messaging areas; it engineers and develops appliances and software endpoints for enterprise-grade videoconferencing on converged networks and for IMS PC-to-3G Video Telephony.

Until October 2007, the company used to be named DyLogic.

On July 20, 2011, Logitech announced acquisition of Mirial.[1]

History
  • 1999
Company foundation
  • 2003
Launch of the first VideoGallery, a service in collaboration with FASTWEB
Launch of DWS (DyLogic Wireless Services) 2.0, a platform allowing the management of chat, surveys, competitions and massive SMS message sending
Launch of Mirial 3.0, a software endpoint enabling the access to visual communication services with a Pc and a Webcam
  • 2004
Re-organization of the company in two new business units for the provision of wireless services and Video and Voice over IP solutions
  • 2005
Launch of Mirial Carrier Server for remote management of video softphone user base and concurrent calls licensing
  • 2006
Launch of PSE Media Server 3.0 with VoiceXML support
Launch of 3G VAS "Starter Kit" for Service Providers
Empowerment of Mobaila 3G Videoblog
Launch of Mirial UMTS, enabling direct PC to 3G handset calls
Partnership with Codian in Multipoint Video Conferencing
Launch of PSE 3G Gateway for the enterprise market
  • 2007
Launch of the first HD Media Server and Softphone
Company name changes to Mirial
  • 2008
Launch of the PSE Video Contact Center application
  • 2009
Mirial Softphone with Media Encryption and Full-HD support
Mirial Softphone for Mac OS X
Partnership with BCS Global
Partnership with Consoritum Garr
  • 2010
Launch of ClearSea, a desktop videoconferencing solution
  • 2011
Mirial acquired by Logitech
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See also

Press sources

The sources cited below are all articles from the Italian press (newspapers or collaterals and magazines).

  • Mirial 4.0 di DyLogic, "La Repubblica - Affari e Finanza", 2004, 21, 24
  • DyLogic inaugura due divisioni mirate alle Tlc, "Il Corriere delle Telecomunicazioni - Aziende e Finanza", 2004, 328, 22
  • Il client video Mirial (release 3.0) di DyLogic conquista il listino Vcm di pointercom, "Il Corriere delle Telecomunicazioni - Aziende e Finanza", 2004, 315, 21
  • Oltre la videoconferenza, il real time è realtà, "Il Mondo", 2004, 1/2, 71
  • Videocomunicazione - In arrivo il nuovo Mirial, "Il Corriere delle Telecomunicazioni", 2003, 308, 10
  • FASTWEB lancia gli SMS grazie a DyLogic, "Il Corriere delle Telecomunicazioni - Aziende e Finanza", 2003, 304, 24
  • VoIP: provider italiani alla riscossa, Week.it, 2003, 25, 14
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-10-04. Retrieved 2011-07-20.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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