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File:Connex logo.png | |
Société anonyme | |
Traded as | EsMax: CX BSE: CON |
Industry | Computer hardware Computer software Consumer electronics Internet |
Founded | February 11, 1987 |
Founder | Karl Elliot Robert Menuisier |
Headquarters | , |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Robert Menuisier (Chairman) Henri Se (CEO) |
Products | |
Services | |
Revenue | $235.89 billion (2015) |
$20.46 billion (2015) | |
$15.94 billion (2015) | |
Total assets | $230.53 billion (2015) |
Total equity | $126.11 billion (2015) |
Number of employees | 116,500 |
Subsidiaries |
Connex Informatique S.A. (commonly known as Connex) is an Aininian multinational technology company headquartered in Talon, Linaque, that develops and sells computer software, consumer electronics and various services. It is best known for making Sensation, Esquarium's most commonly-used mobile and desktop operating system, and also for the Avant office suite, Calnet series of laptop computers, Tabnet series of tablet computers, Sensation Phone family of smartphones and Recept webmail client. It is Esquarium's largest technology company by revenue and the largest publicly-traded company in Ainin by market capitalisation. It also offers enterprise services such as the Connex Cloud and ForcePub resource management solutions.
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Name
The name "Connex" is an abridged form of the French word connexion, meaning connection. It represents the company's origins as a computing company involved in early consumer networking efforts.