Facilitating Business Communications

Our mission at n + 1 is to leverage today's technologies to facilitate the business communications of tomorrow. In a world where customer service and employee intercommunication are key to business success, we strive to create innovative solutions to meet the growing challenges of customer interaction and support.  Our products can be leveraged to create new avenues of communication between you and your customers, providing them with a more diverse opportunity to reach you. If used effectively, n + 1's stable of products can help your customers get the answers they need more quickly and with far less hassle than ever before.  At a time where customer demands for convenience far outpace the quality of service solutions available, we can provide you an opportunity to stand above the rest. Let us show you how!

Besides world-class customer service solutions, our products can also be used as collaborative tools for your employees.  We offer technologies which can facilitate the instant sharing of thoughts and ideas, allowing your employees the opportunity to bridge the communication gaps that threaten the viability of your organization.  We can help you to build a more cohesive team that can lead to a noticable increase in productivity.

The n + 1 Advantage

n + 1 utilizes Linux and other Open Source technologies to build our line of products. We feel that these techonologies provide you with the most robust, reliable, and secure solutions that are available today.  On top of a solid technical foundation, n + 1 prides itself on delivering outstanding solutions and excellent customer service. Our team of engineers and developers have been working in the Louisville area for the last seven years implementing high quality Linux and Open Source solutions. Our customers have routinely praised us not only for the quality of our products but also for the excellence of our service.  
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