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Posts Tagged telephony
pbx Choices: Hosted vs On Premise
Posted by Zeeek/Randulo in VoIP
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A fight to the finish with VUC’s resident VoIP skeptic Dave Michels and Mike Oeth, CEO of Junction Networks (OnSIP.com) on choosing between hosted and on-premises pbx.
What are the arguments for and against a hosted pbx for your business. Are they different for small and larger business pbx choices?
Dave and Mike fight it out with the help of referee Michael Graves and the roar of the crowd.
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2010-03-26 Voipathon Online Community
Posted by Zeeek/Randulo in Future Topics
VoIP online community and VoIP how-to
Voipathon will be talking about online community, dealing with censorship, countries that intentionally block telephony to prevent communications and much more. Using voip, connect with your online community and accomplish great things (or just socialize, we do both!)
Join us for Voipathon Live!
Honolulu: Thursday 25th at 9 PM
San Francisco: Midnight Thursday night to Midnight Friday
New York: 3:00 AM Friday
France,Germany: 8 AM Friday
Mumbai: 12:30 PM Friday
Beijing, Singapore: 3 PM Friday
Sydney: 6 PM
VoIPathon will be held for 24 hours, beginning on March 26th at 3 AM Eastern Time. Subjects discussed: online communities doing good things via the Internet. Online community helps you find like-minded people to learn from, share info and get things done.
YATE: Yet Another Telephony Engine
Posted by Zeeek/Randulo in VoIP
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Part 2: Yate and g722
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YATE with Diana Cionoiu, who always shoots from the hip. Yate is an open source software developed with reliability, scalability and flexibility in mind for tomorrow’s telephony networks. I guarantee an interesting call this week, but then we always have interesting calls, right? Otherwise, why would they last up to four hours like today’s call?Here is a link to Diana’s presentation at Asterisk Tag 2008. She was also at AMOOCON 2009, here’s the page for her presentation. (Almost all the presentations are now available on the AMOOCON site. Nice work, Stefan!)
Acting upon the suggestion of our group, here is the IRC transcript of the call which again lasted over 4 hours.
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Counterpath and eyebeam with Jason Fichl
Posted by Zeeek/Randulo in VoIP
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Jason Fischl from Counterpath joins us to talk about their SIP clients and more.
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Allison Smith
Posted by Zeeek/Randulo in VoIP
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Allison Smith, the Voice of Asterisk
Allison Smith, aka “the voice of asterisk” is always a fun guest to talk to but her contributions to the Asterisk community are ongoing. We talked among other things about her new site, The Asterisk Voice.
Membership on TheAsteriskVoice.com is growing steadily, and is proving to be the ultimate clearing house for Asterisk stock prompts. Take those stock prompts a step further, and enlist Allison’s help in customizing and personalizing your company-specific messages.
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