CoreExpress The company's Extranet Service will be the first in the United States to combine the Internet s reach with a private data network s performance and predictability. These days, streamlining interbusiness processes isn't an option for fast-changing industries, it's a requirement. Yet hooking up to partners around the globe is darn difficult.
Private networks are costly and lack geographic reach.
The Internet is cheap and ubiquitous, but performance is unpredictable. CoreExpress thinks there's a better way. This month, the company plans to roll out its Extranet Service, the first in the United States to combine the Internet's reach with a private data network's performance and predictability. The service is built around a private backbone that links the local networks of five major ISPs across the country. By tying together these local POPs, CoreExpress not only avoids major Internet congestion points but also simplifies extranet deployment, as companies can continue using their existing Internet providers.