Digium Asterisk
Jul 30, 2010
Digium®, Inc., the Asterisk company, is the original creator and primary developer of Asterisk, the industry's first open source telephony platform. Digium provides quality hardware and software products, including AsteriskNOW™, the complete open source software appliance; Asterisk Business Edition™, the professional-grade version of Asterisk; the AA50, the Asterisk Appliance™ hardware-based telephony solution; and Switchvox, a complete turn-key IP PBX solution, to enterprises and telecommunications providers worldwide. Digium also offers a full range of professional services, including consulting, technical support, and custom software development.

Kevin Fleming about Digium and Telephony Communications
Jul 04, 2010
2006 Kevin Fleming about Digium.

A Live Look at Digium Switchvox's Switchboard Application
Jul 30, 2010
A great look at how Switchvox's Switchboard works with real world examples. See the practical use of the application in real time with in depth explanations of the features and capabilities of it. Based on Linux and Asterisk software, SwitchVox has created a plug-n-play phone solution that works out of the box and fits todays businesses needs. It was identified as one of the most innovative and robust PBXs, for its ability to integrate Unified Communications, its possibility to use advanced webservices like Salesforce, Google, Google Maps, and other applications in real-time to pop information on incoming calls and last but not least the satisfaction level of Switchvox buyers. Visit www.abptech.com for more information.

Digium Switchvox Overview Update
Jun 24, 2010
This overview provides updated information on the key benefits of the Digium Switchvox as a truly unified communications IP PBX solution. Based on the hugley successful Asterisk platform, Switchvox truly integrates with a business's work environment to deliver features which improve productivity, reduce costs and increase customer service.

Skype for Asterisk Announcement at Astricon - Part III
Jul 27, 2010
Stefan Öberg of Skype and Mark Spencer of Digium describe the program to connect Skype to Asterisk-based telephony systems.

Switchvox Developer Central Test Suite Quick Tour
Jul 05, 2010
A short video tour showing the test suite tool inside Digium's Switchvox Developer central. Learn how easy it is to use the test suite to see the requests and responses to and from your Switchvox SMB phone system using the Extend API, new in Switchvox SMB version 4.0. Digium is the creator and maintainer of Asterisk, the world's most popular open source telephony project. Switchvox is Digium's line of small and medium business IP PBX systems built using Asterisk.

Open Source TV - UTOSC 2007 - Jared Smith of Digium
Jul 29, 2010
Open Source TV interviews Jared Smith of Digium at the Utah Open Source Conference 2007. www.digium.com www.utosc.org www.opensourcetv.tv www.knowledgeblue.com

CEO Danny Windham Introduces digium | Asterisk World 2007
Jul 29, 2010
A business focused industry even dedicated to Open Source Telephony... opens at the inaugural event digium | Asterisk World at Fall VON 2007. It's different from Astricon which is a technical Asterisk user's conference. (If only Suzanne could make her hands steadier while filming.

GM Voices: The Asterisk Song
Jul 30, 2010
Inspired by a trip to AstriCon 2009, GM Voices proudly presents "Asterisk Song," the best song ever about open source telephony (and the voices that make it sound so good). LYRICS: There was a trade show We thought we should attend So we flew to Arizona To make some new friends First we scanned their name They listened to our voices With 100s of voice actors They had lots of choices One guy picked a voice talent A woman, not a man Now his company has a voice Consistent with its brand What's it sound like when customers call your company? Ladies and gentlemen, the Call Center Girls... Around the world, programmers know the score With Open Source software, business guys get more Digium has the map on Voice over IP Unified communications that's almost free Asterisk, Asterisk, it ain't no punctuation Asterisk, Asterisk, it's better communication We met a guy name George Developer extraordinaire He had an application That took calls and cut your hair We were just amazed Such a cool application We gave him voice prompts with natural concatenation (Thats where we take multiple files and put em together to make... eh, just call us!) Take it girls! Press 1 for this and 2 for that Or press zero if you just want to chat If your IVR voices are dull and bland Get GM Voices to match your brand Asterisk, Asterisk, it ain't no punctuation Asterisk, Asterisk, it's better communication George's application needed prompts that were unique So the GM Voices Team Had our voice talent speak Now ...

Rehan Allahwala and Greg Vance Discuss Empowerment of Asterisk
Aug 17, 2009
This was actually the second half of a conversation that drifted from Asterisk education to the concept of DIDX and the further telecom empowerment around the world. The Philippines, Middle East and Africa are examples of areas where telcos or voip companies are already using Digium hardware, have a soft switch, and they have spare DID (direct inward dialing) phone numbers that instead of sitting around not making money, they can be made available on DIDX. And ah, yes, we'd love to have a poster showing that DIDX won the Digium Service Provider Innovator award the first year this was available in 2007. Thank you so much, Greg, for your words to Rehan, "I can't imagine anybody that has done more for developing Asterisk opportunities as you have. What you're talking about in sharing global DIDs is really enhancing the whole community side. Asterisk is obviously a good source and we want to bring as many people into that ecosystem as into the whole strategy in how to share ideas and how do we communicate. Really the whole idea of Asterisk is not necessarily a piece of hardware but it's the communicating around the world. I'd like to say there is 99% of the world has an Asterisk server somewhere because it ... has allowed people to become telecom providers when before, they were not able to because of the expense, because of their location... and now anybody with a little technical knowledge can become a part of that global community. So I applaud DIDX and the things that you ...