A factory to build communication services
You understand digitalization. It has nothing to do
with 0s and 1s and has everything to do with who you are. Because who you are
will define the business you build and the opportunity you create. It will
predict if you use your organization’s energy for syphoning off momentum that
others have created or if you add your piece to the scaffolding that makes up
our world and our experiences.
We haven’t seen anything yet when it comes to the
acceleration of our world. More people will participate in this virtuous circle
by lowering the cost of connectivity and their ability to contribute and create
value. The move to an economy that is experience-based and fueled by virtual
goods is the evolution from today’s carbon economy. We want to play a part
in lowering the cost of access and the cost of service to enable more people to
participate. Our mantra is the automation of workflows, the use of analytics
and machine learning and the abstraction of heterogeneous physical assets.
At FRINX, we use our energy to build the factory to
provide communication services. Our source materials are fiber, switches,
routers, radio network controllers and all the blinking boxes that make up the
physical infrastructure that makes up a network. The output of our factory are
services to be consumed by corporate and individual customers. We provide the
tooling as well as the processes to build, operate and grow those services.
Networks are surprisingly physical at their
foundation. Real fiber is carrying lightwaves, real interfaces are connecting
companies and real circuits are deciding what to do with data packets. Even in
the cloud. Even in mobile networks.
We build software that enables customers to create
automated, repeatable, digital processes to build, grow and operate their
digital communication infrastructure. FRINX is working with industry leaders
like Facebook, SoftBank and Vodafone to play our part in supporting the
greatness of these companies. FRINX is a privately held company with offices in
Bratislava, Slovakia and New York, NY.
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