Stratton Microsystems
"We build your future"
"We build your future"
When the John Stratton Cable and Electrical Company in 1982 decided to enter the growing computing market by establishing what would eventually be known as Stratton Microsystems, few could anticipate the success that the company found in the business. And even fewer could anticipate the events of 1996, when the Stratton company went on to sell off all its functions not related to computing and consumer electronics, and to thus focus on its best field of expertise.
Today, Stratton Microsystems stands on the cutting edge of Cornavian and European high technology as a major provider of consumer electronics and computer systems for the needs of private, government and corporate clients in a number of countries. With the growth of the computer market and the demand in other items of consumer electronics, Stratton Microsystems has also grown and developed.
Stratton sells its products not only through certified retailers, but also through its own StrattonWebstore.cn online shop. Opened in 2007, the Webstore currently offers deliveries to Scanian, Gallian and Sarmatian nations. For demanding corporate customers, Stratton offers comprehensive computer, network and communications packages including acquisition, installation and support. Stratton Microsystems is certified by the Ministry of Defense for the export of military and dual-use products.
Key figures
Chairman of the Board of Directors:Frederick T. Cole
Chief Executive Officer:Amit Gupta
Deputy C.E.O for Production:Margaret Ferguson
Deputy C.E.O for Sales, Marketing and Public Relations:Adrian o'Reilly
Deputy C.E.O for Research and Development:David Svenson
Deputy C.E.O for Risk Management:Veronica Anderson
Deputy C.E.O for Human Resources:Daniel Lancaster
Deputy C.E.O for Corporate Resources:Victor Terentjev
Operating countries and major clients
Products
Computers
Under the Stratus and Stratus Mobile lines are produced computers ranging from small netbooks and personal home computers for entry-level users into high-specification systems intended for office and professional users. An example of the latter is the Stratus Elite family of high-specification computers intended for demanding gamers, graphic designers and multimedia professionals.
Personal and professional computers manufactured by Stratton Microsystems are made to be compatible with standards of use and operation in the Western world.
An unique addition to the Stratus Mobile family is the Stratus Mobile Progress. Produced with funding from the Knowledge Foundation, Progress is a rugged and easy-to-use netbook for third world customers, especially schools.
Computer servers
Stratton Microsystems manufactures computer server systems under the names Stratton NetHub, Stratton OfficeHub and Stratton CorporateHub. The NetHub family is optimized for internet hosting ranging from the purposes of personal and small-scale business users to those of major businesses, while the OfficeHub and CorporateHub product families serve the needs of medium and large-scale corporate and government customers for data management, networking and other corporate purposes.
In addition, Stratton Microsystems offers Internet Service Providers and corporations comprehensive solutions in managing their network systems.
Music and players
The Zenith line of music players from Stratton Microsystems, in its first generation introduced in 2005 and now in its fourth generation, brings music to the road by allowing the uploading of an extensive amount of MP3 and other files. Currently available Zenith media players feature models in 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB and 128 GB sizes and come with an amount of available accessories including speakers.
Cell phones
Cell phones in GSM and various 2.5 and 3G standards including EDGE and UMTS are produced by Stratton Microsystems under the Citizen, Business, Music and Special lines, in addition to the recently added line of Paragon 3G smart phones.
The cell phones sold by Stratton aim to answer to the needs of a wide clientele. Whereas the basic C models include in their barest form only the necessary functions, and in their more expensive models still being easy to use and cheap to buy, the more expensive B and M lines offer a number of fascinating features for business and recreational customers respectively. S line phones, on the other hand, include mainly ruggedized models intended for work use.
The latest addition to the Stratton selection is the Stratton Paragon, which offers 3G and Internet functionality, music and media features and a lot more in a compatible smartphone package.
Other items
- Comprehensive networking solutions for offices and internet service providers
- Specialist computing infrastructure for industrial users, traffic systems, airports and power plants
- Time-monitoring systems for use in work places
- Surveillance and communications products for military users
