Market Approach

Three steps toward enabling the Business Ready Network

Our goal is to create the country's preeminent purpose-built Convergence firm. There are three phases to our Convergence business strategy: (1) Converged Infrastructure, (2) Pervasive Services, (3) Applications Services.

Phase 1 – Converged Infrastructure

Our IP communications deliverables are designed with the complete life-cycle in mind. Within a finite set of practice areas, we have standardized our design, implementation, and post-implementation processes to drive a reliable and scaleable solution that can be tailored directly to meet the business objectives of our clients. INX was recently listed as a top ten provider for IP Communications products on a world-wide level with over 100,000 handsets deployed and supported.

Phase 2 - Pervasive Services

Pervasive Services are the vehicle through which the converged environment becomes augmented, enhanced, and enabled. Moving beyond merely collapsing IP Voice onto Data Infrastructures, Pervasive Services are embedded into the network fabric itself. Security, Wireless and Data Management are examples of Pervasive Services that enable better virtualization of resources on the network facilitating more efficient and flexible use of those resources. Consolidating network management costs and creating better cooperation across the entire network is the goal of our second phase solution set; Pervasive Services. Our heritage of deploying and marketing IP Telephony solutions successfully, naturally positions INX to be at the forefront of this rapidly maturing phase of technology evolution.

Phase 3 - Application Services

Like the pervasive services layer before it, INX believes that the applications layer will increasingly become integrated into the network fabric. As the enterprise network evolves, it will move beyond its function of delivering stable and predictable connectivity and begin to provide a message-level of intelligence. The network will then have the opportunity to better align with your business objectives. Customers should expect a consolidation of development and integration costs, lower operational expense, improved visibility to business process and more efficient use of systems and information.