15 February 2012 — Find Asterisk Training Classes: New, easy-to-use resource!
14 February 2012 — Asterisk Open Source – Now with more Long Term Support!
22 February 2012 — Thx! RT @nyc_voip: BizVoip blog highlights the @digium D40, which is a snap to set up and use with @asterisk software: http://t.co/nJO0d9GN
22 February 2012 — @niqdanger We are not certified and have not tested with any release of Broadsoft. We're happy if they work with other platforms but...
Digium®, Inc., created, owns and is the innovative force behind Asterisk, the most widely used open source telephony software in the world. Since its founding in 1999, Digium has become the leading provider of open source alternatives to overpriced proprietary communication systems. Since the initial release of Asterisk, it's been tested and refined by a community of more than 70,000 developers and integrators in 170 countries around the world.
Asterisk is an open source communications engine that transforms commodity computers into powerful communications servers. Asterisk powers communications applications like IP PBXs and VoIP gateways. Digium's telephony interface cards connect Asterisk® to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). Digium's Skype For Asterisk add-on connects Asterisk-based systems with over 500 million Skype users.
Digium's line of Switchvox IP PBX systems make unified communications capabilities available to small and medium businesses. Switchvox provide businesses with a complete IP PBX that is easy to use, install and configure at 20% of the cost of traditional phone systems.
Switchvox includes all of the standard features of a business phone system plus unified communication capabilities like advanced voice messaging, instant messaging, fax, drag/drop call control, multi-party conference calling and advanced IVR. Features that would cost thousands to bolt onto a traditional phone system.
Customers frequently asked why Digium offers both the free Asterisk software engine and the commercial Switchvox phone system. The answer is simple: while both products fit into the larger universe of VoIP communication systems, they have very different purposes and are geared towards very different audiences.
Asterisk is built for telephony developers and solution providers. Switchvox is built for business. Asterisk is great if you want to create a custom telephony product or solution. If you need a powerful, easy to install, easy to maintain, reasonably priced phone system for up to 400 users, then check out Swichvox.
Save more on your business phone system with Switchvox Unified Communications. All in one system saves your small business money.
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Switchvox was named an award winning IP PBX system by EverythingChannel and TMCNet. Digium is also honored as an innovator in the Gartner Group's Magic Quadrant.
More than an IP PBX, this system can help your small business integrate phone calls, fax, chat, video and conferencing, all in a single phone system.
Based on Asterisk, the world's most popular open source telephony software, Switchvox is an affordable alternative for business phone systems. Small offices with up to 400 users can reduce costs and integrate communications.