Showing posts with label Open Source PBX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Source PBX. Show all posts

Saturday, May 08, 2010

Digium® Certifies Panasonic line of SIP Cordless Phone Systems, the KX-TGP500 and KX-TGP550, for Asterisk open source PBX

KX-TGP500 and KX-TGP550, for Asterisk open source PBX http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
SECAUCUS, NJ--(Marketwire - May 4, 2010) -  Panasonic System Networks Company of America, the leader in business and home telephone systems, today announced Digium®, the Asterisk® Company, has certified the Panasonic line of SIP Cordless Phone Systems, the KX-TGP500 and KX-TGP550, for use with the Asterisk telephony platform. By leveraging Panasonic's market leadership in DECT cordless telephones and Digium's innovative open source PBX, this alliance is a winning combination.
The Panasonic TGP500 series of SIP Cordless Phone Systems boasts outstanding voice quality and a range of productivity-boosting options in a feature-rich desk phone replacement. DECT 6.0 ensures no interference with wireless networks, and the convenient cordless design eliminates the need to run dedicated network wiring to each employee workstation. It is ideal for home and business environments.
Digium is the creator, sponsor and driving force behind Asterisk, the most widely used open source telephony software. The company's product lines include a wide range of software and hardware that enable businesses to implement turnkey unified communications solutions or to design their own voice-over-IP (VoIP) systems. Resellers, telecom professionals and software developers choose Digium's products because only Digium delivers the technical superiority, security and flexibility associated with Asterisk.
"We are excited to work with Digium and their fast growing base of customers using open source, standards-based business phone systems," said Kim Murtagh, Director, Panasonic System Networks Company of America. "As the market leader, Panasonic is committed to delivering innovative features and superior performance."
"The Digium and Panasonic interoperability partnership and certification of IP phones opens new opportunities for Digium channel partners and integrators," said Digium's David Hardy, Director of Business Development. "The Panasonic global footprint and commitment to SIP telephony excellence creates exciting sales opportunities for our partner community and for businesses using Asterisk."
With flexible configuration options, it has never been easier to deploy and expand a SIP-based phone system. Handsets can be easily added wherever needed; all that is required is an electrical outlet nearby. The benefits of SIP are especially compelling in today's business environment, where every dollar counts. The reduced hardware costs and simplicity of routing calls over an Internet connection can add up to huge savings on monthly telephone bills. With the Panasonic TGP500 series SIP phone system, it is quick and easy to add up to 6 cordless handsets -- each with its own number. All that is needed is a single Internet connection and an electrical outlet near the location of the handset. Because it employs DECT technology, the connection is secure and the sound crystal-clear.
TGP500 Series Details

KX-TGP500
The system features a wall-mountable base unit and one cordless handset. It is expandable up to 6 DECT 6.0 cordless handsets and supports up to 8 phone numbers and 3 simultaneous calls. It boasts Wide Band Audio (G.722) and 5 hours Talk Time, 10 days Standby. Its elegant design features a white backlit large LCD on the handset and a Handset locator button on the base unit. It also has a handset speakerphone, 2.5mm headset jack and belt clip.

KX-TGP550
The KX-TGP550 has all the features and benefits of the KX-TGP500 and adds a corded base unit with a large white backlit LCD and 5 hours Talk Time, 10 days Standby, plus a Hands-Free Speaker phone, Handset Call Button on the base unit, and one-touch call transfer with Busy Lamp Indication.

KX-TPA50
The TGP500 systems can be expanded up to a total of 6 cordless handsets by adding the KX-TPA50 cordless handset.
The TGP500 Series will be available in May 2010 through the following Panasonic authorized distribution partners: Jenne Distributors, NETXUSA and D&H Distributing.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

SafiServer Goes Open Source

SafiWorkshop, SafiServer, and SafletCore are Open SourceSafiServer, a standalone application server for telephony applications where on could deploy, simple call routing to complex database driven IVRs applications that are called Suflets, which could be built using the Safiworkshop. SafiServer uses these applications to control one or more Asterisk PBXs. The SafiServer also acts as an application repository for multi-developer environments.
The move to open source could attract more developers and broader adaptation of the platform. We have used SafiSystems in the past but I am sure we will use more now.

"So, as of today all of our source code is available under the following 3 SourceForge projects: SafiWorkshop, SafiServer, and SafletCore. More information about how to obtain and build the projects will be forthcoming in the near future and the new "GPL'd" installers for the current builds are available from our main website and on Sourceforge.net."

God speed SafiSystems!
Safisystems via ventureVoIP

Thursday, August 06, 2009

Digium / SwitchVox Gets A New Nothern California Partner, Teledynamic Communications Inc

Switchvox IP PBX
Digium, the Open Source Asterisk base Switchvox IP PBX creator has entered in to an agreement to have Teledynamic Communications Inc as a representative in Northern California. With the agreement, Teledynamic will be able to provide San Francisco bay area business with access to economically priced, open source based IP PBX, SwitchVox.

"Businesses are looking to squeeze more out of smaller IT budgets while still driving to improve productivity through smart uses of technology. The Switchvox provides Unified Communications, Google and Salesforce integration, affordable conferencing and much more for up to 50% less than the proprietary manufacturers. Businesses just aren't willing to pay a premium in this new world we live in." says Randy Kremlacek, President of Teledynamic Communications.

Digium is the creator of Asterisk, the open source voice communications software deployed by more than 3.5 million servers worldwide. Digium Asterisk (Switchvox) is the most widely used Open Source PBX, and dominates in market share with more than 85% of the Open Source market, with Aastra and Fonality the next two largest players.

Teledynamic Communications was founded in 1979 and serves the greater San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose area, providing consultation, pbx installation, maintenance, remote monitoring and support plans. The company specializes in call centers, audio and video conferencing, unified communications, hosted PBX and VOIP trunking.

Teledynamic Communications

Digium Switchvox


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