Our Vision and Mission Statement   1000 Miles Network aims to be a niche integrated engineering and information technology solutions provider, with the ability to provide for open, highly-customizable , scalable and reliable yet cost-effective services.   Niche Integrated Focus on our capability to deliver turnkey technical solutions, while allowing customers to concentrate their resources on developing their core businesses. Open Harness the power of open technologies for cost-effective solutions meeting the diverse needs of the markets. Adhere to non-propriety standards reduce the cost of ownership and support. Highly Customizable Work with our customers in a way which is consultative and responsive to customer needs, leveraging on the right methodology and tools for the job. Scalable Allow flexibility and capacity for changes in accordance to needs of the customers. Reliable Provide resilent solutions that improve overall systems availability while minimizing the potential for business disruptions. Cost Effective Understand customers' business objectives and maximize the return on investments.     In The Spirit of the Concordia   The Company Logo of 1000 Miles Network consists of the sails of a ship spread to full extend. "1000 Miles" in bright red words, symbolizing warmth and passion. "Network" in information technology, represent a series of nodes interconnected by communication paths for the purpose of information exchange and sharing resources.     1000 Miles Network Logo is inspired by the Concordia, a class of racing yawl with colorful history. The Concordia was first built in 1938, but the majority of the boats are built after World War II. First named ESCAPE - later renamed Java, the original Concordia yawl, was commissioned and won her first race in 1939. Shortly, thereafter, Waldo Howland acquired historic South Wharf in the coastal village of Padanaram, Massachusetts, and began the transformation of Concordia company into the world-class yacht builder.   Although the first Concordia yawl was designed primarily as a coastal cruiser and all-around family boat. it was racing successes of the Concordia that caught worldwide attention. A total of 103 boats were built, making this the largest of large one-design wooden sailboats in the history of sport. All 103 survived today.   1000 Miles Network hopes to embrace the spirit of the Concordia and emulate its success as one of greatest sailboats built in history.