INX Inc. announced that it has successfully designed and implemented a unified computing solution for Seattle University (SU). The centralized computing and virtual desktop project leverage leading edge technology of the next-generation data center to transform the end user experience for students across the SU campus. The solution consolidates resources in the data center, creating efficiencies and increased availability of applications while driving down costs such as power and cooling. Built upon the Cisco Systems Unified Computing System (UCS), INX deployed a solution that would transform SU's desktop computing model by enabling secure central desktop computing for their users. In addition to centralization, a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) was implemented which moves all of the applications of faculty and students off of their individual computers and into the data center. This technology allows the computers to be simplified terminals or clients that receive the applications and content which is hosted and managed more efficiently in the data center. The VMware VDI solution will simplify SU's desktop management strategy while increasing control of University assets and significantly improving the security of end-user data. Students will have ubiquitous wireless and wired access on campus. Additional third party applications have been incorporated to allow for single sign-on to the desktop as well as printer location management. By virtualizing the desktops, SU will be able to address the requirements for throughput, redundancy, manageability, and flexibility.

INX Inc. announced that they will report Q3, 2009 results at 16:5, US Eastern Time on November 10, 2009.

INX Inc., Q3 2009 Earnings Call, Nov-10-2009