What does Logitech do?

Logitech, Inc. ("Logitech").

Logitech is a Swiss company focused on innovation and quality. It designs a variety of personal peripheral products to help people enjoy a better experience in the digital world. It started with the mouse in 1981, which (still a novelty at the time) provided a more intuitive way to interact with personal computers. has become the world leader in the computer mouse and has reinvented the mouse in a variety of ways to meet the evolving needs of PC and laptop users.

Our expertise in product design since the early days has expanded beyond the computer mouse, through a variety of interface devices to connect you with computer or TV games, digital music, and home entertainment systems. The "last inch" of distance.

With products sold in nearly every country in the world, Logitech's leadership in innovation now encompasses a wide variety of personal peripherals, both wireless and wired, with a focus on Computer navigation products, game products, Internet communication products, digital music products and home entertainment control products.

In each product category, when studying how customers use their digital devices, designers and engineers will focus on how to create a better user experience - richer, more comfortable, more interesting, more efficient, More convenient and more enjoyable.

Logitech was founded in 1981 by Daniel Borel, Pierluigi Zappacosta and Giacamo Marini on a farm in Apples, Switzerland.

Swiss-born Borel and Italian-born Zappacosta met while attending graduate school at Stanford University in California. Later, he joined forces with Marini, a fellow Zappacosta fellow, to establish a company.

In the beginning, the three founders focused on software design and development, which eventually led them to investigate the mouse as an input device for graphical user interfaces. Believing that the mouse would become a very important computer peripheral, they began selling mice designed and manufactured in Switzerland.

Shortly thereafter, they began manufacturing their own mice for major computer manufacturers, eventually expanding to the entire market.

A few years later, Logitech expanded its production lines, sales territories (into more than 100 countries) and its operations centers. Logitech has several engineering centers around the world, including a technology development partnership with Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland.

Even with this geographic expansion, Logitech retains its Swiss roots, with a large workforce of Swiss-trained engineers and Swiss managers.

Logitech International is a Swiss public company listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange (SIX) and the Nasdaq Stock Exchange.