Beacon Launches I(3)MAC Infrastructure Management System

Beacon Solutions, a provider of technology and telecommunications services has announced its release of I(3)MAC (Innovative, Intelligent, Installation, Move, Add, Change) infrastructure management system.

 

Beacon Solutions' Chief Operating Officer, Ken Kerr initiated the project of building I(3)MAC systems which took seven years to bring up the new results. Development work took place at Cetcon, Inc. in Cincinnati, a company acquired by Beacon in 2007, that was known for perpetual network design management and tracking solutions.

 

According to Ken Kerr, the new I(3)MAC system effectively centralizes control, tracking, documentation and implementation of all low voltage infrastructure activity within an organization and eliminates the reliance on unrelated vendors with varying processes, procedures and pricing for facility level infrastructure management. It can even improve efficiency and significantly reduce the ongoing costs of infrastructure management.

 

"By engaging Beacon Solutions to manage their low voltage infrastructure, large enterprise customers can reduce their annual IT/Telecom expenditures by up to 30%," said Bruce Widener, CEO of Beacon Solutions.

 

He continued, "As economic conditions become more challenging, we believe our global customers will aggressively seek to improve efficiency and profitability. As a result, we see significant growth opportunities for our core services business in the current economic environment."

 

Beacon Solutions was formed by the merging of four independently successful companies in the IT and Telecom service sectors. These organizations came together to create a unique, fully integrated, single source IT/Telecom company.

 

"As a result of the consolidation of the four IT/Telecom companies which came together to form Beacon Solutions, we gained a unique combination of experience and perspective in the areas of network design, engineering, installation, maintenance and support," commented Rick Mills, President of Beacon Solutions. "The resulting knowledge base led to the integration of the I(3)MAC system into Beacon Solutions' infrastructure management services offering."

 

Company says its integrated team approach helps in offering customers with communications run, telecom infrastructure design, software development, voice/data/security system integration, system installation and maintenance, in addition to long distance, VoIP and Internet access service.

 

Headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, Beacon's client roster includes state and local agencies, educational institutions, and over 4,000 companies ranging in size from mid-sized companies to the Fortune 500.