And More VoIP PBXes

Om Malik, Friday, August 17, 2007 at 1:44 PM PT Comments (2)

Voxbone, a Los Angeles-based VoIP origination services company, recently had a contest for applications that used its VoxAPI, which gave the developers access to features including ordering DID numbers. The winners of the contest were Voztelecom’s Oigaa (go to www.oigaa.com); X Machine’s IVR Factory, a Web-based IVR content management system, deployment and hosting platform ( go to www.ivrfactory.com); and Communicatii Libere’s DTL R manager, an open-source Asterisk-based PBX solution (go to www.hostedvpnswitch.com.)

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August 18th, 2007
9:46 AM PT
David Mackey said:

Still waiting on that perfect VoIP solution. Preferrably from Skype. :-)

August 18th, 2007
10:04 PM PT
SG said:

Check out LignUp.com

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