INX Inc. (NDAQ: INXI) shares fell today after the company released news relating to its order book. The order book increased 47%  with September bookings increasing by 17% in total while the last two weeks saw bookings jump by 33% in total. However, this strong growth was met by concerns that orders may slow as the economy weakens.

INX noted, "While demand by customers has been healthy right up through the last two weeks of September, our sales staff are indicating that some customers are delaying moving forward with some large projects, and it is logical that the uncertainty of the last several weeks will cause some enterprise organizations to delay cap-ex expenditure projects."

INX is a provider of IP networked based solutions for enterprise-class organizations, such as corporations, schools and federal, state and local governmental agencies. The company's solutions consist of network infrastructure, IP voice and video communications systems, wireless network connectivity, network storage solutions, data center, and network and data security.

Shares of INX are down $0.29, or 4.61%, to $6.00 per share.