Over the past decade the Internet has transformed from an emerging technology into an indispensable part of everyday life. Whether it’s communicating with friends and relatives, paying bills or keeping up to date on news or sports scores, the Internet has become the way of doing things.

The proliferation of broadband and mobile connectivity is ushering in an era of always-on consumers whose expectations have shifted from on-demand to as-it-happens.  The explosive growth of applications and technologies such as instant messaging (IM) and really simple syndication (RSS) are two dramatic examples of this transformation.

With this total immersion, one can only wonder why all electronic devices aren’t wired and manageable yet. After all, isn’t the idea of programming your PVR, turning on the lights, or setting the sprinkler from your work computer or mobile handset, exactly what we all want and expect to be able to do?

The reality of broadband deployment techniques, specifically the scarcity of real IP addresses, coupled with the real world need for firewall technology, fundamentally inhibits easy access for consumers into their wired homes. Overcoming these obstacles, along with consumer demand for this next generation of consumer to device (C2D) and device to device (D2D) networking will drive the development of next generation enabling technologies and services.

Yoics' cutting edge, patent pending technology transforms the ease of use and configurability of web networking in the same way that web 2.0 technologies are transforming web publishing.

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