is recognized as a pioneer in providing enhanced Web-based communication and commerce solutions for community-based organizations. DXP is the first company to offer community-based organizations customized hybrid websites that are designed to combine a branded community newsreader, a customized portal and various publishing applications in one efficient and cost-effective communication solution. These hybrid websites do not replace the organizations' main website, but rather serve as enhanced communication platforms that are ultimately controlled by each individual user. Once the organization has deployed the platform to its community as a value-added service, members are encouraged to set up their individual accounts and establish "live connections" with the organizations, individuals, or events that are most important to them - both inside and outside the host community. Additionally, the host community makes money any time a user conducts a search, supports a local partner or purchases goods or services through the affiliate-shopping network on the platform, with additional revenue sources being considered for future releases.

DXP offers all of its services through one interface marketed as MyInfoPage.com and branded with the community-based organization's name for easy access. The basic technology that powers all of our applications is XML or RSS (really simple syndication). RSS is the "hot" technology of today and tomorrow. Specifically, this technology deals with the publishing, syndication, and retrieval of information. Applications integrated with RSS are increasingly going to have a profound impact on how information is created and accessed. The process has never been easier, as publishers generate content for syndication which users subscribe to using their newsreader. Best of all, the news and information that the user wants is delivered to them - all on one page (their newsreader) - rather than them having to search or revisit several web sites each day looking for the latest information. DXP is enabling communities (geographically or interest-based) to maintain relationships with publishers or enterprises they affiliate with safely and on the individual's terms.