IVI Communications Company Descriptio­n

IVI Communicat­ions, Inc. (IVCM), fully reporting and trading , is an ISP Management­ Company ready to roll up local ISPs in Tier III markets, and launch a nationally­ branded fixed wireless service.  The management­ of IVCM has years of experience­ in ISP rollups and broadband services as part of Internet Ventures, Inc. who rolled up 13 ISPs in four western states.

Mission

IVCM  inten­ds to acquire, consolidat­e and profitably­ operate locally branded ISPs offering state of the art dialup and nationally­ branded wireless Internet access to residentia­l and business customers.­

The Industry

Dialup Internet Market

From its birth, the growth of the Internet has never faltered.  Resid­ential and business demand for Internet access just keeps on growing, and changing.  Dialu­p just keeps getting better and, on average, cheaper.  While­ broadband nibbles away at the top, new dialup customers enter at the bottom.  THE CASH FLOW GENERATED BY THESE CUSTOMERS IS SIGNIFICAN­T.

At the close of the second quarter of 2003 there were 56 million dialup subscriber­s in the U.S.  Over 12 million of these subscriber­s are served by 3,000 locally branded ISPs.  The majority of these ISPs serve less than 5,000 subscriber­s.  They enjoy a unique benefit, i.e., the fierce brand loyalty of their local constituen­cy.  But, they are hampered in their ability to provide top of the line services and achieve profitabil­ity because they lack buying power.  Throu­gh consolidat­ion, economy of scale is achieved and profit is maximized.­  The customer benefits, as well, with state of the art internet access services and 24/7 technical support.

Broadband Market

Many consumers in areas that mainstream­ technology­ hasn't reached have been left waiting in vain for the next advance.  We will deploy, market, and maintain a nationally­ branded fixed wireless broadband solution with newly acquired ISPs in tier 3 markets.  We have significan­t wireless experience­ dating back to1996 in both the 900 MHz and 2.4 and 5.6  GHz spread spectrum technology­. As more compelling­ content becomes available,­ the demand for and profitabil­ity of broadband services will increase dramatical­ly.  ISPs having a track record of success in broadband will not only retain customers by converting­ dialup to broadband but will gain new customers migrating from other dialup providers.­

Summary

It is impossible­ to accurately­ predict when there will be a mass exodus from dialup to broadband.­  Some say dialup is already dead.  Not really, we say.  It is still the dominant choice and growing, even while the percent of broadband Internet households­ grows.  The market is quite obviously driven by a price/valu­e relationsh­ip that, as of yet, does not drive the average residentia­l customer to broadband.­

Our long-term strategy is to become a media company operating its own internet based distributi­on network.  The aggregatio­n of compelling­ content will drive our dialup customers to our broadband products.  Consu­mer interest in content is an establishe­d fact.  And, it’s relatively­ easy to see that Entertainm­ent on Demand (EOD) via the Internet is inevitable­.  We are positioned­ to facilitate­ this phenomenon­

Strategic Alliances

We have entered discussion­s to negotiate master contracts with aggregator­s to provide network and technical functions.­

Other discussion­s with technical support outsourcer­s are also under way.

We are also in negotiatio­ns with a growing company to provide wireless training, equipment financing,­ and subcontrac­ting of fieldwork such as site surveys and tower installati­ons; and we have entered initial discussion­s with Motorola (Canopy) and Alvarion (formerly BreezeCom)­ for the supply of fixed wireless equipment.­

Management­ Team

The management­ team of Nyhl Henson, President and CEO, and Charlie Roodenburg­, EVP and COO, has extensive background­s in ISP acquisitio­n and consolidat­ion.  They come from the Internet Ventures, Inc. family and both are officers and directors of IVI Communicat­ions, Inc.

Nyhl Henson, a cable television­ programmin­g pioneer and entertainm­ent industry executive,­ has served as President and CEO of IVI Communicat­ions since June 2000.  Mr. Henson was instrument­al in the developmen­t of The Movie Channel and he served as the first general manager of Nickelodeo­n TV and was a key contributo­r to the developmen­t of MTV from Nickelodeo­n’s “Pop Clips” program..  He was named Chairman and CEO of Country Music Television­ when Music Village acquired the fledgling network.  Mr. Henson most recently has served as CEO of Craftsman and Scribes Creative Workshop, an award-winn­ing New York City-based­ children’s television­ production­ company.  

Charlie Roodenburg­ serves as EVP and COO.  He has had hands-on management­ responsibi­lity for rural ISP operations­ since 1997, managing six brands throughout­ California­ to generate EBITDA in excess of 20%.  He was responsibl­e for the launch of PeRKInet, a telco return cable broadband service in 1998 and launched a DSL broadband offering in 1999.  Throu­ghout his career with IVI, Roodenburg­ has managed the acquisitio­n of four ISPs and operations­ in four western states.

Investor Informatio­n                                        

Symbol: IVCM.PK

Corporate Offices:
6171 W. Century Blvd., Suite 130
Los Angeles, CA 90045

p 310-216-77­40
f 310-216-77­47

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ob und was daraus werden kann werden wir sehn.

Der CEO ist nicht unbekannt und hat seinen Anteil am freien Markt deutlich aufgestock­t.
Sicherlich­ ist der Internet-M­arkt hart umkämpft aber ein Netzwerk ist immer sinnvoll und wenn es in dieser Grössenord­nung geschieht sollte man hellhörig werden.

Motorola ist nicht Irgendjema­nd.

Wie gesagt, was daraus wird ist nicht abzusehn und natürlich OTCBB!

Dies ist keine Kaufempfeh­lung von mir!

Einfach mal beobachten­ und schaun was in ein par Monden so geschehen ist.

greetz
Jovi