Lexmark
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| Type | Private (since April 2016) |
|---|---|
| Industry | Computer hardware, imaging, IoT |
| Founded | 1991 |
| Headquarters | Lexington, Kentucky, USA |
| Area served | Worldwide |
| Key people |
Philip Cassou (Chairman) Allen Waugerman (CEO and President) Chuck Butler (Senior VP and CFO) Vishal Gupta (Senior VP, CIO and CTO) |
| Employees | ~8200 |
| FCC grantee code | IYL |
| Website | www.lexmark.com |
| References: Company FAQ | |
Lexmark is an American manufacturer of printers, scanners and related computer peripherals that was formed in 1991 as a divestiture of IBM's Office Products Division. Amongst the products originally manufactured by Lexmark were IBM's typewriters and keyboards.
Lexmark produced Model M keyboards for IBM under a five year license. By the time this license ran out in 1996, neither IBM nor Lexmark were interested in producing/buying Lexmark's Model M keyboards, and so the employees who produced the keyboards bought out the machinery and production rights and formed Unicomp.
