-- Robert Dennerlein brings broad financial and business credentials -- 

SOMERSET, N.J. (February 1, 2006) - Raritan - a leading provider of solutions for managing IT infrastructure - today announced that Robert Dennerlein has been named Chief Financial Officer (CFO). He will report to Thomas Swift, President and Chief Operating Officer of Raritan.

As Raritan’s CFO, Dennerlein is responsible for managing the company’s overall financial activities worldwide.

"We are delighted to have Bob join our executive team, said Swift. His strong financial management experience and business acumen will contribute greatly to Raritan’s leadership in the industry."

"Raritan is a great success story and I look forward to helping Raritan further its accomplishments, said Dennerlein. Raritan has been growing profitably year after year, and is well positioned for the future. The company has one of the most comprehensive and innovative IT management portfolios in the industry, strong R&D capabilities and an extensive global distribution channel."

Dennerlein was previously vice president and CFO of Globix Corporation, a provider of managed application services and IP infrastructure solutions for businesses. Prior to joining Globix in January 2003, Dennerlein served as vice president and controller for OpNext, a global optical components joint venture created by a spin-off from Hitachi and a venture capital investment by Clarity Partners.

Previously, Dennerlein served as the director of accounting for Agere Systems. He also has held various financial positions at International Specialty Products, Bongrain, S.A. and Nabisco Brands. He began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Dennerlein is a Certified Public Accountant and received a Masters in International Business from Seton Hall University in New Jersey. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Seton Hall.

About Raritan (Raritan.com)
Raritan, based in Somerset, N.J., is a leading provider of products for managing IT equipment and the mission-critical applications and services that run on it.  Raritan's highly reliable and responsive IT management solutions – based on KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switches, serial console servers, management software and remote connectivity products – enable companies to proactively monitor and manage system health and vulnerability, as well as troubleshoot, access and repair faults from anywhere, at anytime.  This simplifies and accelerates data center work processes – improving service uptime and staff productivity.  Raritan's solutions are used to manage more than 50,000 data centers and other IT sites around the world.  Raritan also serves the OEM market by developing advanced, hardware-based, remote-management components based on digital KVM-over-IP and IPMI technology.  Founded in 1985, Raritan is celebrating more than 20 years of technical innovation.  Raritan has 36 offices worldwide, and its products are distributed in 76 countries.  For more information, please visit Raritan.com.

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