Lexis eServices

The Internet has revolutionalized global communications in terms of availability, accessibility, versatility, and cost. There is now little compromising on the quality of real time services, such as voice, telephony, and collaboration. Free web mail, instant messaging (IM), and voice "chat" services are widely available to users worldwide.

Professional and business users gain several advantages when subscribing to fee-based services, including:

• Enhanced professional image
• More committed quality of service guarantees
• Higher provider accountability and responsivity
• Better security through defining a limited-space user community
• Higher service feature availability (free services may often have feature limitations)
• Guaranteed timely (often 24x7) technical support
• Better control over service customization and user-side presentation

We provide consulting and service management for three broad categories of communications services:

• Voice: includes PC-to-PC, PC-to-phone, Internet numbers, virtual international numbers, virtual PBX and call centers, and many other unique added value services that would enable new dimensions in reaching customers and business partners worldwide.


• Messaging: includes secure community email and IM, as well as what we call "cross platfrom" messaging such as forwarding faxes to emails or sending SMSs from a Web interface, etc.


• Collaboration: includes audio/video conferencing, screen sharing and remote desktop control, and online collaboration and data/application sharing.

Our adopted and committed business model is not to bind our customer with a specific bundle or package of services. The reason is to enable a more performant "virtual" work environment, from the customer's viewpoint. We affiliate with specific providers in each cited area that we believe would offer best quality and widest feature set coverage. We may still will work with clients to find complementing solutions should they require any features or other specifics not covered by our proposed providers.