“As voice-over-IP gains ground in businesses and with consumers,
the open-source community sees an opportunity. While open source
never posed a strong challenge to conventional voice technology,
the move to converged IP-based communications lets open-source
developers treat communications in the same way they attacked
commercial computer software.“This trend became more evident as open-source VoIP vendors
announced a slew of new products in recent weeks. Most recently,
Fonality on Monday unveiled a new IP PBX for midsize companies,
joining the host of recent announcements that have underscored the
potential and progress of open-source telephony…”
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