The black box - measuring just 32.5cm x 22.5cm x 20.5cm - contains everything a company needs to run a modern and advanced computer network. Included is an email server, Internet server, workgroup server, firewall, anti-virus, anti-spam and anti-porn filters, secure remote access, and fully automated back-up.

The tried-and-tested hardware benefits from over eight years of software development, and will move a company away from today’s clumsy environment of multiple and sometimes incompatible solutions into a streamlined and co-ordinated approach to IT management.

The server’s numerous functions are accessed through a Web browser, and have been specifically designed to be as simple to use as possible. It takes only a competent PC user to implement advanced functions such as encrypted virtual private networks (and so allow a member of staff to access the full office network securely wherever they are).

The inONE server will provide big-business benefits, including remote access and automated back-up, together with networked file and resource sharing, to all companies for minimal cost and without the need for advanced technical knowledge.

At just £958+VAT, with a three-level subscription plan and full support, the inONE server offers extraordinary value for money, representing a huge cost-saving both in terms of software licences and maintenance on any comparable network.

For more details on the server and the event at the Palace of Westminster, please contact :

Peter Boon, Media Relations
Peter.Boon@inONE.com (preferred)

InONE’s website can be found at http://www.inone.com.