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Asterisk 10 Lives!

ssokol December 15th, 2011

If you grew up in the late 1970s or early 1980s you might remember a series of commercials starring world renowned director and actor Orson Wells.  The commercials, which promoted the now defunct Paul Masson winery, always ended with the catchphrase “We’ll sell no wine before its time.” intoned with great feeling.  It’s undeniably sad [...]

Digium wishes you happy holidays!

Julie December 15th, 2011

Numbers don’t lie: A new UC solution costs less than an existing phone system.

Shannon Clemons December 13th, 2011

We recently had the opportunity to talk with many of our customers and partners from around the world. It’s always interesting to hear the great stories about how both Switchvox and Asterisk are helping our customers solve a communication challenge while also providing the best value. In fact, we keep hearing that customers are surprised [...]

Kick-start Your Asterisk Resolutions – Miami Style

Julie December 7th, 2011

Ready to make your Asterisk resolution? Yes, we realize December is a busy time of year. But, it also happens to be the time of year when people start making plans for 2012, including New Year’s resolutions.  We feel confident that learning a new skill – or enhancing an existing one – must be at [...]

Digium has your back with new R-Series Redundancy Appliances

pengler December 6th, 2011

In case you haven’t heard, we just introduced our family of Redundancy appliances, officially called “R-Series.” Using these inexpensive, flexible products, administrators of Asterisk-based communications systems can build fully redundant solutions that allow continued communications in the event of a software or hardware failure. The R-Series products used in conjunction with Asterisk will ensure communications [...]

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