DisCopyLabs was founded by Norman, Antonia and David Tu in 1982 in Menlo Park, California to provide duplication services to the software industry. Since that time, the founders have demonstrated the ability to develop new products and services as well as to adapt to changing market conditions. The evolution of the Company is demonstrated by the following key milestones in DCL’s product development and business expansion:

	1982:	DisCopyLabs created, provides mass-market duplication of diskette software
	1989:	DisCopyLabs initiates assembly and packaging services, offers complete manufacturing expertise
	1990:	DisCopyLabs opens a state-of-the-art facility in Fremont, California
	1991:	On-Line Copy Corporation formed for short run, fast turn media duplication and software production services
	1992:	DisCopyLabs grows again - adds new facility in Southern California
	1994:	ISO 9002 Certification received
	1995:	Purchased Encryption Technology, Inc and added CD-ROM/CDR manufacturing services
	1996:	DisCopyLabs expands focus, becomes DCL - offers complete start-to-finish turnkey manufacturing for both software and non-software products
	1997:	eCommerce introduced using eFactory, the Internet Customer Support System
	1998:	Acquired Memory Chips, Inc., and merged it into On-Line Copy. Opened second facility in Fremont, doubling capacity in Silicon Valley.
	1999:	Installed J.D. Edwards Enterprise Resource Planning system
	2000:	DCL expands services to include RMA and warranty services
	2002:	DCL extends fulfillment services to the healthcare industry. Launched eTouch, the Marketing Campaign Manager
	2003:	ISO 9000:2001 certification received
	2004:	DCL offers clamshell packaging services. Launched eFactory6, DCL’s next generation web-based information system Adds an additional 75,000 square foot facility in Southern California Provides SD, MMC and USB duplication services.
	2005:	Implements EDI capability for retail channels. Initiates on-demand manufacturing services.