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ZDNet UK: Emergency Response Team Picks Open Source Telephony

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“An emergency response centre in South Africa has implemented an
open source VoIP telephony system to cut the cost of handling
calls.

“Asterisk, an open-source application that provides all the
functionality of a standard private branch exchange (PBX) system,
has been installed at the Provincial Emergency Management Centre,
in Cape Town, South Africa…”


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