The Danish manufacturer DK - Technologies was established in 1987 by its current CEO Karsten Hansen,under the name of DK-Audio.

One of the company's early achievements was designing an audio monitoring system for the BBC, which was installed at Broadcasting House, London , in the early 90's and is still in use to this day. This particularly system involved monitoring 4,000 audio sources and channeling them into just eight control disks.

"We see this as phase four of our company's history," Hansen explains. "This is where we are now. We are merging the two product lines and setting up a platform for combined technology that will address the needs of end users both now and in the future. We are in the process of creating a number of units that combine functionality and functions that many users will find it difficult to see the application for today. Our experiences of being ahead of the game when we introduced the JellyFish display give us the confidence to pursue this path as we are convinced that convergence between audio and video is the direction the industry will take."

To mark this move into a brave new world, DK has undergone an internal transformation, culminating in a new name ?DK - Technologies. All of the company's existing products will be re-branded and there will be a major marketing initiative to reinforce the new brand.