Andrew, > I am looking to create a VoIP solution for > my client base, but more importantly looking to PAY someone to help me > build an Asterisk PBX system for my office and other companies. >
I am interested to help you out setting up the Asterisk PBX. And for that matter, you might want to know more about my background. I've been using Asterisk about 2 years and set up several servers in Germany. For instance, one project (two servers) is about intra-company communication (IPsec, Hamburg - Schleswig); and another one for a cargo company to route their North and South America incoming toll-free and cheap rate outgoing calls. I also wrote a perl-AGI script which provides the whole multilingual voice menu. That includes the connection of a voice-synthesizer to a MsSQL database backend (it's through the DBI interface, so it's pretty much independent of what database it is). It was for a rental car company. They want to give their customers the opportunity to get the latest reservation information on the road, where web access is impossible. I extended AstTAPI a little bit to fit it in the company's existing Windows-server-based CRM system. In general, I've been using Linux since its inception and know this system pretty much inside out. I am looking forward to the opportunity to cooperate with you. The rate I charge in Germany is 50-60 Euro / hour, but I am quite open to discussion on that matter. If you are interested, please drop me a line or we can talk it over at the meeting. Best Regards, -- Joseph C.H. Chen (Ph.D, MCSE) Freelance IT-Consultant http://www.joe-chen.com +49-40-414311068 (Germany) +1 (416) 8382487 (Cell) +1 (416) 6287081 (Toronto) PGP Public Key: http://www.joe-chen.com/joe-chen.pgp.asc Printed on Planet Earth and with 100% recycled electrons. ----------------------------------------------------------------
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