SYNECTICS, Ltd. is a systems integrator: designing and implementing cost effective communications solutions for its business clients drawing from a wide variety of manufacturers and service providers. The company's focus is to provide consulting and design services to identify an integrated solution to a customer's telecommunications and data communications needs, thus "communications integration".. The types of service provided include the following: business or needs assessment, systems design, implementation, provisioning, training, systems management, project management and analysis. If justified by customer demand and/or market opportunity, the company may also enter into other, related lines of business such as software development, telecommunications and business development.

Ever since competition entered the telecommunications market, and especially since the breakup of the Bell System in 1984, businesses have been facing an ever growing, and often confusing array of choices for satisfying their telecommunications needs. With the increasing capabilities, sophistication and price effectiveness of data processing systems in the information age, the ability to compile, process and transmit large amounts of information is critical to the financial success of most large businesses. In addition to a wide variety of equipment vendors, companies who conduct business nationally must deal with many new and different companies and select appropriate services from the various local exchange (LEC and CLEC) interexchange (IXC) carrier companies in order to establish and operate their communications networks. In recent years, there has been an explosive technological growth in the types of hardware, networks and software products provided by the telecommunications industry. Consequently, companies have become immersed in a huge array of options which are available to satisfy their own telecommunications needs. In establishing new networks or modifying and maintaining existing ones, companies must either acquire the expertise in house, or contract with outside experts to help them implement an appropriate telecommunications network. The explosive growth of computers and the requirements to network many often different vendor systems together can be a trying and difficult task.