"Are you an Asterisk developer looking for a small, low cost computer replacement to deploy Asterisk based applications in the Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) and Small/Medium Enterprises (SME) markets? As a manufacturer of both appliance and CTI board solutions, PIKA has experience in helping developers make the best choice between these two deployment options. The challenges of board and PC integration as well as your own company's core competencies and development skill set may affect your choice.
The ideal hardware platform should be completely customizable so you can add your Asterisk value-add to the final package. It also needs to be compatible with VOIP phones, analog devices, and must optionally integrate to the PSTN. This is a tall order but PIKA will show you how to do this in a very competitive fashion"
Joining us you will learn...
- Factors to consider in choosing an application development platform
- Telephony features to be considered that may be difficult to integrate in a traditional PC environment
- Advantages of an embedded development environment
- Steps required to integrate your Asterisk solution into an embedded PC environment
- How PIKA makes it easy for non-embedded developers to get started
Click here http://www.pikatechnologies.com/english/IntroducingWARPForm.asp?x=1 to register for one of our upcoming webinars
June 18th at 3 pm EDT
June 25 at 8 am EDT
The Presenter:
Mark Recoskie
Senior Field Application Engineer / Customer Care
Feature Articles
The significant movement within the open source community is the drive for further Asterisk implementation and use. One of the questions that has been brought to the attention of PIKA's WARP Xtra community is when should a developer or reseller of an Asterisk-based PBX solution consider using Asterisk based appliances?
PIKA Technologies has been selected by Unlimitel, a major telephony provider to Canada's small- and mid-size businesses, for their PIKA WARP appliance for Asterisk.
Though incumbent manufacturers dominate much of the market, new entrants are seeing opportunities because of substantial changes in mobile wireless infrastructure, according to Aaron Vance, a senior analyst at Synergy.
A joint announcement from Broadsoft and Yealink Network Technology has said that both the companies have successfully finished interoperability testing between BroadSoft's BroadWorks VoIP application platform and Yealink Standard IP Phones. They also state that they are both compatible with each other now
In the past, the sole purpose of Carrier Grade Rack Mount Servers was to ensure highly reliable performance in some of the harsh environments of central offices and outside plants. Telecom equipment must be prepared for just about anything. In some locations, seasonal temperatures range from sub-zero to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Humidity conditions can range from desert-like to tropical.
The new service's technology writer, Peter Svensson, is reporting today that AT&T has no specific plans, but that the telecom giant may follow in the cable industry's steps in tweaking what it charges for heavy Internet use.
MPower, which sells nonprofit constituent relationship management (CRM) and fundraising products, announced that its product has been accepted by SourceForge.net, an online repository of open source code and applications.
Electronic components distributor Digi-Key Corporation has entered into a worldwide distribution agreement with Kaltman Creations LLC, a manufacturer of affordable Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum analyzers and LOG periodic antennas.
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