The Next Internet Generation

Over the past few years Internet communications has grown like a great tidal wave sweeping across the entire world. It has crossed over international boundaries in a single bound and united languages, cultures, governments and multiple societies with a single swoop. As the Internet sweep continues to gain momentum, the technology that drives it continues to accelerate at blinding speeds. The greatest technological challenge thus far has been to effectively and efficiently develop cutting edge applications capable of a timely delivery to the intended recipient. Thus the Internet wave has two distinct unifying needs.

1. Applications designed to open and influence new markets and;
2. A fast, secure Internet path to travel on.

Unisyn Communications was developed to participate in the effort to link these two waves together. Management believes to effectively participate in this effort requires distinctive knowledge and experience in both the application design process and the path they travel on. Thus management has strategically aligned itself to join an elite group of participants in both website design and Internet access.

Wants vs. Needs

The latest news of failures in the Internet industry has caused many of the analysts to review the future of the World Wide Web and the attitudes of the next generation that will use it. As information is gathered and assimilated, it is becoming increasingly clear that the attitudes are centered more on what an Internet user will ‘’want" vs. "need" to justify the expense of becoming a subscriber.

Unisyn believes that applications will determine subscriber attitudes towards usage. Today’s typical home Internet subscriber currently uses the Internet for primarily e-mail communication and entertainment. E-Mail communication does not require high-speed or broadband usage to be effective. A smaller universe of home Internet Subscribers use the Internet for entertainment involving games and viewing highly graphically oriented websites. However, business use of the Internet has become the primary focus for broadband Internet providers. The choices for a broadband subscriber are currently the following:

1. Satellite- Used primarily in "very" remote areas where other broadband choices are not available.
2. Cable- Used primarily by home users due to unreliable connections and security issues.
3. Digital Subscriber Lines (DSL)- used primarily by both businesses and home users but still have questionable delivery connection issues.
4. Dedicated Fiber- Used almost exclusively by businesses and is still the most reliable connection. However it is also the most costly high-speed connection.
5. Wireless- Emerging as a high-speed use for both home and business use but still not as cost effective as DSL or cable for the home use.

The Unisyn Plan

Unisyn is involved in the development of high-speed wireless solutions that allow providers to deliver cost effective competitive broadband access to business and home users alike. However, the current Unisyn business plan will focus initially on business use while participating in further technological developments allowing a more cost effective solution in the home marketplace. The Unisyn business plan includes technological partnerships as well as provider partnerships to complete the circle of the latest cutting-edge wireless design solution for both the provider and end-user.