This document provides an explanation of the Blocks eXtensible eXchange Protocol (BXXP, aka BEEP) and Invisible Worlds' Blocks architecture. It is intended to introduce this exciting new technology, explain how it easily integrates into the existing Internet infrastructure, and outline the benefits it offers to business and end-users alike. What you won't find are our proposed solutions to specific business applications or requirements. Instead, you'll learn about our new technology and how it relates to breaking down enterprise-wide communications barriers and creating solutions that grow with your enterprise, no matter how fast it grows or how vast it is.
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