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Asterisk World Miami 2012 Call for Speakers

Bryan Johns November 16th, 2011

Following a fun and successful AstriCon 2011, we’re back to work planning content for Asterisk World 2012 at IT Expo East in Miami, Florida.  This year’s Asterisk World will be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center February 1st through 3rd, 2012.  If you’ve got an interesting story to share with the Asterisk community, please [...]

Open Source at Enterprise Connect 2011

Lisa King March 1st, 2011

Does Asterisk have any future in the Enterprise Market?  Digium’s Kevin Fleming will speak at the Enterprise Connect conference in Orlando tomorrow, March 2nd at 3:45 pm in the Sarasota room at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center on this very topic. Digium claims there are now some Asterisk deployments in the tens of [...]

All packed up for AstriCon!

Lisa King October 19th, 2010

Can’t wait to see you there! AstriCon starts in just 7 short days! Wowser! – Lisa

AstriCon Update

jtodd October 14th, 2010

AstriCon is less than two weeks away! If you haven’t booked your flight to Washington DC, now’s your chance! The main hotel (the Gaylord) is pretty booked, but that’s OK – there are still rooms a few hundred feet away at some of the hotels around the complex (Aloft, Wyndham, Hampton Inn, Residence Inn) and [...]

Veteran Open Source Technologist to Keynote AstriCon 2010

Julie August 24th, 2010

Asterisk is changing the world, not just in the limited confines of business-oriented UC communications, but in real, tangible, and life changing ways. Our featured AstriCon keynote is Mark Summer from Inveneo, whose work in bringing Open-Source to under-served areas is literally changing lives.

The ability to communicate via voice is something we take for granted, but in many areas of the world that basic technology has remained out of reach due to cost, complexity, and implementation difficulty with traditional telecommunications infrastructure. The good news is that in the last several years, Open-Source software and hardware has made inroads into these previously unreachable areas, and we’re seeing how Asterisk is actually changing the quality of life in areas where it has enabled people to talk with each other at a distance.

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