Kerio Updates Open Source Operator Telephony Solution

Kerio Technologies has updated its Operator open source telephony software with a bevy of features that make it more attractive to sales and collaboration teams at a fraction of the cost of proprietary networks.

The march toward IT and voice convergence has left many a VAR by the roadside, unable to deal with the complexities of managing a voice network. IP telephony has helped close the gap, but often IP systems are too expensive for the likes of the SMB market.

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