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IP-PBX: recent news & updates:
Chris Miles Reviews Xorcom IP-PBX
This Canada-based blogger, who counsels I.T. professionals looking for information on the voice side of the network, recently published his impressions of Xorcom products and utilities. Check the article out at: http://voipforit.com/xorcom
Key to Penetrating the Hospitality Market
We've known for quite some time that our appliances are especially suited to the hospitality vertical, which is characterized by aging proprietary equipment supporting multiple analog phone extensions. Our Asterisk-based systems provide a low cost alternative to...
Tzafrir Cohen Honored as Elastix Project Community Member of the Month
Our own senior software engineer, Tzafrir Cohen, has been named "Community Member of the Month" for June 2010 by the Elastix Project. This probably comes as no surprise to those who follow the Elastix bug track system, or the Asterisk lists, or Tzafrir's own personal...
Keytouch PBX Replaced with Asterisk Server While Preserving BRI Lines
A transitional approach is always preferable to a forklift approach, as far as the customer is concerned. So, certified Xorcom reseller Replentec, based in Ireland, proposed to their long-standing customer Cavanagh Isdell & Co a move to VoIP that would replace...
Enterprise Customers are Attracted by Asterisk’s Design Flexibility
In a recent article published in "No Jitter", Doug Carolus presents research and trends in the adoption of open source telephony solutions based on Asterisk. He notes, in a rather surprised tone: "...larger deployments typically are based on Asterisk because these...