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:LinuxInsider: Can IP-PBXs Go Open-Source?
LinuxInsider: Can IP-PBXs Go Open-Source?
Mar 2, 2004, 02 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5471 reads)

(Other stories by Eric Krapf)

[ Thanks to Jason Greenwood for this link. ]

"The entry of Cisco has meant upheaval--and new technology developments--for the enterprise voice market. Now, a much smaller player hopes it can achieve at least as significant a shakeup in this market.

"This month, Pingtel will announce that it's making all its software available free to developers, as open source code. This will include the company's SIPx-change IP-PBX and its Instant xpressa softphone; Pingtel will make its money selling subscriptions to 'enterprise-grade' versions of the software, as well as by providing professional services, support, documentation and technical assistance. It will also continue to sell its line of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol-compliant) xpressa desk phones..."

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LinuxWorld Australia: Pingtel Unleashes Linux-Based VoIP Code to Open Source Community(Feb 24, 2004)



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