Pacific Internet introduces Optimaxx solution

Pacific Internet Phils. has announced the availability of Optimaxx, a suite of premium services designed to ensure unparalleled maximum network availability for customers running mission-critical applications that cannot afford the hassles due to downtimes.

Pacific Internet product manager William Cabelin said Optimaxx is a high reliability and redundancy solution that helps businesses maintain high service availability, achieve optimal routing, and fortify their Internet resiliency.

“Based on studies, network downtime is a normal occurrence experienced by 78 percent of the population. It generally occurs one to three times in a month and would normally take up to four hours per month to restore. This means that a lot of companies are prone to business losses brought about by the inconvenience of network downtime,” Cabelin said.

With Optimaxx, customers can eliminate expenses related to restoring their business processes and productivity losses when workers are unable to run their database, receive e-mails or process orders.

“Optimaxx may also deter any compensatory payments or penalties you must pay when you’re unable to deliver products or serve customers according to service level agreements that result in litigation. It will also protect you from potential losses due to damaged reputation, including negative impact on credit lines, ratings, and stock prices,” Cabelin said. 

The Optimaxx suite comes with a multiple-telco line system inclusive of free use of a Cisco integrated services router and equipment management, network design and configuration, free installation, access to a network utilization monitoring tool, and round-the-clock technical support.

With Optimaxx, Pacific Internet commits 99.95 percent availability of Internet services directly within its control, excluding regular maintenance schedules.

Launched a few months ago, Optimaxx has users in the manufacturing, logistics and banking industries. 

Developed in the Philippines, Optimaxx will soon be rolled out in other Pacific Internet countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, India, Thailand, and Malaysia.