A Bermudian company has been chosen by a European communications company to provide its computerised communications needs.

Local company Conexys Corporation yesterday announced their alliance with Philips Business Communications, a Dutch company, to market a new web-based communications solution in Europe.

According to the agreement, Conexys and PBC will jointly market Conexys' proprietary application service provider-based (ASP) communications solution -- `i-ComMand'.

I-ComMand will integrate seamlessly with PBC's existing system causing minimum disruption and expense to their operation.

"This single platform not only allows companies absolute management control over their communications but also provides them with the opportunity to become an application service provider to their own customers staff and others,'' said Conexys chairman, Edward Furtak.

"We see a tendency for applications to migrate toward the network, hence eliminating the need for companies to own, operate and maintain their own application platforms,''said Marc Buchant, PBC's director of marketing.

"Unified Messaging is a first application to go that route,'' he continued.

"The scalability of an ASP solution will allow companies to explore the marketing potential under their brand of creating customer loyalty via their website, offering Unified Messaging to their customers.''