Разработка SMS, IVR, MMS, USSD платформ

This morning, we stumbled across a posting on the Sinologic Asterisk Blog. The posting is called “Oracle Acquires Digium – Asterisk.” http://www.sinologic.net/blog/2010-12/oracle-adquiere-digium-asterisk/ We had no idea that December 28th is the Spanish equivalent of April Fools’. Did you?

The 15 Commandments of IVR Commandment #13: “Be Clear on Your Company’s Vision/Image – And Be Able to Explain That to Me” This is an aspect of writing an IVR which many people don’t even think about – when I pose the question of what “image” they’re trying to convey to companies who hire me [...]

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Paul Albrecht has posted details of the latest release of AppKonference.

The Asterisk Development Team has announced the release of Asterisk 1.8.1.1.

The 15 Commandments of IVR Commandment #12: “Read The Copy Out Loud” I can almost *feel* the resistance to this concept – the latest installment in my 15-part-series: “The 15 Commandments of IVR”: Commandment #12: “Read The Copy Out Loud”. You’ve written your IVR script. You’ve silently read it over and over – you may [...]

The Asterisk Development Team has announced the release of Asterisk 1.4.38, 1.6.2.15 and 1.8.1

David Vossel has written a post about rewriting the way Asterisk deals with media.

Olle has posted details of his work on the Pinana branch to allow blinking lights to work over a distributed architechture.

Russell has posted a reviewboard entry with the aim of supporting text messages outside of the context of a call - this will be quite a significant advance for Asterisk!

ATCOM has sent out a note to inform people about their new GSM card which uses DAHDI.

Matthew from lemens-ts.com has posted details of an Open Source ITSP project which works with Asterisk.

We’re in the homestretch now! Only four more Commandments to tackle after this installment – and today’s topic has raised a lot of debate and excitement amongst my “IVR Dojos” – my IVR experts who have helped and advised me along the way with this blog. Today, we’re dealing with Commandment #11: “Don’t Go Overboard With Niceties” – a very bad tendency that a good many IVR writers and the designers of on-hold systems in particular fall victim to.

The AstLinux Team is happy to announce the release of AstLinux 0.7.4.

Darrick Hartman has posted details of the availability of beta images for the 0.7 branch.

Daniel-Constantin Mierla has posted an upgrade to his tutorial on integrating Asterisk and Kamailio.

The Asterisk Development Team has announced the release of libpri 1.4.11.5.

Honoree uses Asterisk®, the open source telephony platform, to Connect 100,000 Legacy Phone Users Supporting 7 Million Calls for Portuguese Institutions The 2010 Digium Innovation Award is ITCenter, located in Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal. Since 2003, ITCenter has differentiated itself by specializing in innovative solutions based on open source technologies, including Asterisk. ITCenter used [...]

Commandment #10: “Name Your Company Something That Needs No Special Instruction” Thanks for your patience while I took a break from the “15 Commandments of IVR” Series to report from AstriCon – I’m back with the latest and one of the most pivotal installments of the series: Commandment #10: “Name Your Company Something That Needs No Special Instruction” – however, I acknowledge that it’s probably too late to implement this.

Hello, Asterisk Community. My name is Bryan Johns.  I am a long-time Asterisk proponent and promoter who comes from a seven year history of deploying Asterisk solutions into corporations and carriers across the United States.  I believe that open source platforms like Asterisk and Asterisk SCF are radically changing the telecommunications landscape and I derive [...]