[Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
Hello All - In the spirit of ClueCon (which we are missing this year, but hopefully not next), we wanted to document our FreeSWITCH Story. We've posted it to the wiki( http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/FreeSWITCH_Testimonial_on_Idapted.com) and it is copied below. Thank you all and enjoy a good conference! Seven Du (seven) Jonathan Palley (jpalley_idapted) Idapted Ltd. *How FreeSWITCH has created hundreds of job opportunities and changed lives. * We want to share our experience working with FreeSWITCH. FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. We hope this story can be a small way to say a very big THANK YOU ALL. Changing lives is an over-used cliche, but in this case, FreeSWITCH has really allowed us to do just that. What We Do: We are not a telephony business; we are an educational technology and service business. In Asia (China, in our case) students must pass English examinations to study or work abroad and gain new experiences. However, there is limited access to native English speakers and the access students can gain is typically very expensive. At the same time, in the U.S., there are many professionals looking for work-at-home opportunities - people who need jobs and would create great teachers. Through our technology and content we empower these people to be effective English teachers. Does it work? Yes. The majority of our students are getting test scores that many failed for years to get. Just hours ago one student called one of our sales agents crying with joy. And for our teachers, they are now working in an industry that was previously unavailable to those living in the U.S. http://www.idapted.com Why FreeSWITCH Enables This: FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. Recording calls, controlling routing, integrating with various web-based interfaces, enabling multiple endpoints - these are all key features of what we must do. Most importantly, setting up various servers and routes to mitigate cross-Pacific and country-specific network challenges is key. Doing what we are doing with commercial solutions would have made the business unworkable. Our Experiences with FreeSWITCH: We started using FreeSWITCH as our VoIP Platform in April 2008, after receiving unsatisfactory results with other open source solutions. It took one day of reading through the FreeSWITCH source code to know, this is it. This is the VoIP platform we build our business on. It took a few days of working with the extremely competent and focused community to re-affirm this commitment. Our Setup: Our teachers use a custom software that integrates a VoIP client with our web based platform. Students connect to our teachers on-demand. Simply put, on a web-based comet interface the student enters a phone number (or a skype name or a gtalk account) and our platform bridges the best available trainer and the student. At the same time a web-based interface is being updated. The challenge for us is the connection between teachers and students over a cross-continent network. For example, we experienced problems earlier this year when a Asis-Pacific communication fiber broken... So, we've learned to setup multi servers in multiple datacenters for redundancy. We run multi instances of FreeSWITCH so we can always use the cutting edge and mitigate the effects of bugs. A main, stable FreeSWITCH(FS) instance connect to other FreeSWITCHes - Fs-skype only loads mod_skypiax and FS-gtalk only loads mod_dingaling. Here is one beauty of FS: We just had to create different conf dirs (/usr/local/freeswitch, /usr/local/skype, /usr/local/gtalk etc). This allows us to run the same code base over different configurations, and call skype and gtalk accounts just like a normal PSTN gateway (sofia/gateway/pstn/ or sofia/gateway/skype/ or sofia/gateway/gtalk/ ). More important, if one FS (say FS-skype) behaves abnormally or crashes, we can easily change to another FS-skype server (we run other servers located in various places in China and HK for redundancy). FS --| |---PSTN gateways |--- FS-skype |--- FS-gtalk |--- FS-skype2 |--- more ... COMMUNITY: The community's commitment cannot be undervalued. The insightful, modular design of FreeSWITCH allows anyone to contribute, whereever their skills lie. It also allows us to easily make modifications to the underlying code to suit our specific use-cases We want to highlight a few key people and modules in the FS ecosystem: mod_sofia: SIP is how we connect to our PSTN gateways and to our teachers clients. PSTN is zero-conf for the user and mitigates troubles with the end users network/microphone, etc (which is significant with our user base). However, cheap providers fail randomly and FreeSWITCH's ability to control routing, use multiple endpoints all while clearly seeing what is going on is key. Most importantly, anthm and the core team have been super helpful in getting SIP to work with us. Back in the pre 1.0 days
Re: [Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
Cool! On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 9:17 AM, Seven Dudujinf...@gmail.com wrote: Hello All - In the spirit of ClueCon (which we are missing this year, but hopefully not next), we wanted to document our FreeSWITCH Story. We've posted it to the wiki(http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/FreeSWITCH_Testimonial_on_Idapted.com) and it is copied below. Thank you all and enjoy a good conference! Seven Du (seven) Jonathan Palley (jpalley_idapted) Idapted Ltd. How FreeSWITCH has created hundreds of job opportunities and changed lives. We want to share our experience working with FreeSWITCH. FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. We hope this story can be a small way to say a very big THANK YOU ALL. Changing lives is an over-used cliche, but in this case, FreeSWITCH has really allowed us to do just that. What We Do: We are not a telephony business; we are an educational technology and service business. In Asia (China, in our case) students must pass English examinations to study or work abroad and gain new experiences. However, there is limited access to native English speakers and the access students can gain is typically very expensive. At the same time, in the U.S., there are many professionals looking for work-at-home opportunities - people who need jobs and would create great teachers. Through our technology and content we empower these people to be effective English teachers. Does it work? Yes. The majority of our students are getting test scores that many failed for years to get. Just hours ago one student called one of our sales agents crying with joy. And for our teachers, they are now working in an industry that was previously unavailable to those living in the U.S. http://www.idapted.com Why FreeSWITCH Enables This: FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. Recording calls, controlling routing, integrating with various web-based interfaces, enabling multiple endpoints - these are all key features of what we must do. Most importantly, setting up various servers and routes to mitigate cross-Pacific and country-specific network challenges is key. Doing what we are doing with commercial solutions would have made the business unworkable. Our Experiences with FreeSWITCH: We started using FreeSWITCH as our VoIP Platform in April 2008, after receiving unsatisfactory results with other open source solutions. It took one day of reading through the FreeSWITCH source code to know, this is it. This is the VoIP platform we build our business on. It took a few days of working with the extremely competent and focused community to re-affirm this commitment. Our Setup: Our teachers use a custom software that integrates a VoIP client with our web based platform. Students connect to our teachers on-demand. Simply put, on a web-based comet interface the student enters a phone number (or a skype name or a gtalk account) and our platform bridges the best available trainer and the student. At the same time a web-based interface is being updated. The challenge for us is the connection between teachers and students over a cross-continent network. For example, we experienced problems earlier this year when a Asis-Pacific communication fiber broken... So, we've learned to setup multi servers in multiple datacenters for redundancy. We run multi instances of FreeSWITCH so we can always use the cutting edge and mitigate the effects of bugs. A main, stable FreeSWITCH(FS) instance connect to other FreeSWITCHes - Fs-skype only loads mod_skypiax and FS-gtalk only loads mod_dingaling. Here is one beauty of FS: We just had to create different conf dirs (/usr/local/freeswitch, /usr/local/skype, /usr/local/gtalk etc). This allows us to run the same code base over different configurations, and call skype and gtalk accounts just like a normal PSTN gateway (sofia/gateway/pstn/ or sofia/gateway/skype/ or sofia/gateway/gtalk/ ). More important, if one FS (say FS-skype) behaves abnormally or crashes, we can easily change to another FS-skype server (we run other servers located in various places in China and HK for redundancy). FS --| |---PSTN gateways |--- FS-skype |--- FS-gtalk |--- FS-skype2 |--- more ... COMMUNITY: The community's commitment cannot be undervalued. The insightful, modular design of FreeSWITCH allows anyone to contribute, whereever their skills lie. It also allows us to easily make modifications to the underlying code to suit our specific use-cases We want to highlight a few key people and modules in the FS ecosystem: mod_sofia: SIP is how we connect to our PSTN gateways and to our teachers clients. PSTN is zero-conf for the user and mitigates troubles with the end users network/microphone, etc (which is significant with our user base). However, cheap providers fail randomly and FreeSWITCH's ability to control routing, use multiple endpoints all while clearly seeing what
Re: [Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
If this is good for me to hear, I would imagine to the core team. Despite of this not being a group support meeting, I have to say that: Thank you for sharing, Seven. jmesquita On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 4:17 AM, Seven Du dujinf...@gmail.com wrote: Hello All - In the spirit of ClueCon (which we are missing this year, but hopefully not next), we wanted to document our FreeSWITCH Story. We've posted it to the wiki( http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/FreeSWITCH_Testimonial_on_Idapted.com) and it is copied below. Thank you all and enjoy a good conference! Seven Du (seven) Jonathan Palley (jpalley_idapted) Idapted Ltd. *How FreeSWITCH has created hundreds of job opportunities and changed lives. * We want to share our experience working with FreeSWITCH. FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. We hope this story can be a small way to say a very big THANK YOU ALL. Changing lives is an over-used cliche, but in this case, FreeSWITCH has really allowed us to do just that. What We Do: We are not a telephony business; we are an educational technology and service business. In Asia (China, in our case) students must pass English examinations to study or work abroad and gain new experiences. However, there is limited access to native English speakers and the access students can gain is typically very expensive. At the same time, in the U.S., there are many professionals looking for work-at-home opportunities - people who need jobs and would create great teachers. Through our technology and content we empower these people to be effective English teachers. Does it work? Yes. The majority of our students are getting test scores that many failed for years to get. Just hours ago one student called one of our sales agents crying with joy. And for our teachers, they are now working in an industry that was previously unavailable to those living in the U.S. http://www.idapted.com Why FreeSWITCH Enables This: FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. Recording calls, controlling routing, integrating with various web-based interfaces, enabling multiple endpoints - these are all key features of what we must do. Most importantly, setting up various servers and routes to mitigate cross-Pacific and country-specific network challenges is key. Doing what we are doing with commercial solutions would have made the business unworkable. Our Experiences with FreeSWITCH: We started using FreeSWITCH as our VoIP Platform in April 2008, after receiving unsatisfactory results with other open source solutions. It took one day of reading through the FreeSWITCH source code to know, this is it. This is the VoIP platform we build our business on. It took a few days of working with the extremely competent and focused community to re-affirm this commitment. Our Setup: Our teachers use a custom software that integrates a VoIP client with our web based platform. Students connect to our teachers on-demand. Simply put, on a web-based comet interface the student enters a phone number (or a skype name or a gtalk account) and our platform bridges the best available trainer and the student. At the same time a web-based interface is being updated. The challenge for us is the connection between teachers and students over a cross-continent network. For example, we experienced problems earlier this year when a Asis-Pacific communication fiber broken... So, we've learned to setup multi servers in multiple datacenters for redundancy. We run multi instances of FreeSWITCH so we can always use the cutting edge and mitigate the effects of bugs. A main, stable FreeSWITCH(FS) instance connect to other FreeSWITCHes - Fs-skype only loads mod_skypiax and FS-gtalk only loads mod_dingaling. Here is one beauty of FS: We just had to create different conf dirs (/usr/local/freeswitch, /usr/local/skype, /usr/local/gtalk etc). This allows us to run the same code base over different configurations, and call skype and gtalk accounts just like a normal PSTN gateway (sofia/gateway/pstn/ or sofia/gateway/skype/ or sofia/gateway/gtalk/ ). More important, if one FS (say FS-skype) behaves abnormally or crashes, we can easily change to another FS-skype server (we run other servers located in various places in China and HK for redundancy). FS --| |---PSTN gateways |--- FS-skype |--- FS-gtalk |--- FS-skype2 |--- more ... COMMUNITY: The community's commitment cannot be undervalued. The insightful, modular design of FreeSWITCH allows anyone to contribute, whereever their skills lie. It also allows us to easily make modifications to the underlying code to suit our specific use-cases We want to highlight a few key people and modules in the FS ecosystem: mod_sofia: SIP is how we connect to our PSTN gateways and to our teachers clients. PSTN is zero-conf for the user and mitigates troubles with the end users
Re: [Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
Maybe you can link your testimonial or put it here also? :D http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Testimonials On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 8:54 PM, Diego Viola diego.vi...@gmail.com wrote: Very cool, and yes, FreeSWITCH does rock =D Both the software and the community ;) 2009/8/4 João Mesquita jmesqu...@gmail.com If this is good for me to hear, I would imagine to the core team. Despite of this not being a group support meeting, I have to say that: Thank you for sharing, Seven. jmesquita On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 4:17 AM, Seven Du dujinf...@gmail.com wrote: Hello All - In the spirit of ClueCon (which we are missing this year, but hopefully not next), we wanted to document our FreeSWITCH Story. We've posted it to the wiki( http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/FreeSWITCH_Testimonial_on_Idapted.com) and it is copied below. Thank you all and enjoy a good conference! Seven Du (seven) Jonathan Palley (jpalley_idapted) Idapted Ltd. *How FreeSWITCH has created hundreds of job opportunities and changed lives. * We want to share our experience working with FreeSWITCH. FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. We hope this story can be a small way to say a very big THANK YOU ALL. Changing lives is an over-used cliche, but in this case, FreeSWITCH has really allowed us to do just that. What We Do: We are not a telephony business; we are an educational technology and service business. In Asia (China, in our case) students must pass English examinations to study or work abroad and gain new experiences. However, there is limited access to native English speakers and the access students can gain is typically very expensive. At the same time, in the U.S., there are many professionals looking for work-at-home opportunities - people who need jobs and would create great teachers. Through our technology and content we empower these people to be effective English teachers. Does it work? Yes. The majority of our students are getting test scores that many failed for years to get. Just hours ago one student called one of our sales agents crying with joy. And for our teachers, they are now working in an industry that was previously unavailable to those living in the U.S. http://www.idapted.com Why FreeSWITCH Enables This: FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. Recording calls, controlling routing, integrating with various web-based interfaces, enabling multiple endpoints - these are all key features of what we must do. Most importantly, setting up various servers and routes to mitigate cross-Pacific and country-specific network challenges is key. Doing what we are doing with commercial solutions would have made the business unworkable. Our Experiences with FreeSWITCH: We started using FreeSWITCH as our VoIP Platform in April 2008, after receiving unsatisfactory results with other open source solutions. It took one day of reading through the FreeSWITCH source code to know, this is it. This is the VoIP platform we build our business on. It took a few days of working with the extremely competent and focused community to re-affirm this commitment. Our Setup: Our teachers use a custom software that integrates a VoIP client with our web based platform. Students connect to our teachers on-demand. Simply put, on a web-based comet interface the student enters a phone number (or a skype name or a gtalk account) and our platform bridges the best available trainer and the student. At the same time a web-based interface is being updated. The challenge for us is the connection between teachers and students over a cross-continent network. For example, we experienced problems earlier this year when a Asis-Pacific communication fiber broken... So, we've learned to setup multi servers in multiple datacenters for redundancy. We run multi instances of FreeSWITCH so we can always use the cutting edge and mitigate the effects of bugs. A main, stable FreeSWITCH(FS) instance connect to other FreeSWITCHes - Fs-skype only loads mod_skypiax and FS-gtalk only loads mod_dingaling. Here is one beauty of FS: We just had to create different conf dirs (/usr/local/freeswitch, /usr/local/skype, /usr/local/gtalk etc). This allows us to run the same code base over different configurations, and call skype and gtalk accounts just like a normal PSTN gateway (sofia/gateway/pstn/ or sofia/gateway/skype/ or sofia/gateway/gtalk/ ). More important, if one FS (say FS-skype) behaves abnormally or crashes, we can easily change to another FS-skype server (we run other servers located in various places in China and HK for redundancy). FS --| |---PSTN gateways |--- FS-skype |--- FS-gtalk |--- FS-skype2 |--- more ... COMMUNITY: The community's commitment cannot be undervalued. The insightful, modular design of FreeSWITCH allows anyone to contribute, whereever their skills lie. It also allows us to easily make
Re: [Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
Very cool, and yes, FreeSWITCH does rock =D Both the software and the community ;) 2009/8/4 João Mesquita jmesqu...@gmail.com If this is good for me to hear, I would imagine to the core team. Despite of this not being a group support meeting, I have to say that: Thank you for sharing, Seven. jmesquita On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 4:17 AM, Seven Du dujinf...@gmail.com wrote: Hello All - In the spirit of ClueCon (which we are missing this year, but hopefully not next), we wanted to document our FreeSWITCH Story. We've posted it to the wiki( http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/FreeSWITCH_Testimonial_on_Idapted.com) and it is copied below. Thank you all and enjoy a good conference! Seven Du (seven) Jonathan Palley (jpalley_idapted) Idapted Ltd. *How FreeSWITCH has created hundreds of job opportunities and changed lives. * We want to share our experience working with FreeSWITCH. FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. We hope this story can be a small way to say a very big THANK YOU ALL. Changing lives is an over-used cliche, but in this case, FreeSWITCH has really allowed us to do just that. What We Do: We are not a telephony business; we are an educational technology and service business. In Asia (China, in our case) students must pass English examinations to study or work abroad and gain new experiences. However, there is limited access to native English speakers and the access students can gain is typically very expensive. At the same time, in the U.S., there are many professionals looking for work-at-home opportunities - people who need jobs and would create great teachers. Through our technology and content we empower these people to be effective English teachers. Does it work? Yes. The majority of our students are getting test scores that many failed for years to get. Just hours ago one student called one of our sales agents crying with joy. And for our teachers, they are now working in an industry that was previously unavailable to those living in the U.S. http://www.idapted.com Why FreeSWITCH Enables This: FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. Recording calls, controlling routing, integrating with various web-based interfaces, enabling multiple endpoints - these are all key features of what we must do. Most importantly, setting up various servers and routes to mitigate cross-Pacific and country-specific network challenges is key. Doing what we are doing with commercial solutions would have made the business unworkable. Our Experiences with FreeSWITCH: We started using FreeSWITCH as our VoIP Platform in April 2008, after receiving unsatisfactory results with other open source solutions. It took one day of reading through the FreeSWITCH source code to know, this is it. This is the VoIP platform we build our business on. It took a few days of working with the extremely competent and focused community to re-affirm this commitment. Our Setup: Our teachers use a custom software that integrates a VoIP client with our web based platform. Students connect to our teachers on-demand. Simply put, on a web-based comet interface the student enters a phone number (or a skype name or a gtalk account) and our platform bridges the best available trainer and the student. At the same time a web-based interface is being updated. The challenge for us is the connection between teachers and students over a cross-continent network. For example, we experienced problems earlier this year when a Asis-Pacific communication fiber broken... So, we've learned to setup multi servers in multiple datacenters for redundancy. We run multi instances of FreeSWITCH so we can always use the cutting edge and mitigate the effects of bugs. A main, stable FreeSWITCH(FS) instance connect to other FreeSWITCHes - Fs-skype only loads mod_skypiax and FS-gtalk only loads mod_dingaling. Here is one beauty of FS: We just had to create different conf dirs (/usr/local/freeswitch, /usr/local/skype, /usr/local/gtalk etc). This allows us to run the same code base over different configurations, and call skype and gtalk accounts just like a normal PSTN gateway (sofia/gateway/pstn/ or sofia/gateway/skype/ or sofia/gateway/gtalk/ ). More important, if one FS (say FS-skype) behaves abnormally or crashes, we can easily change to another FS-skype server (we run other servers located in various places in China and HK for redundancy). FS --| |---PSTN gateways |--- FS-skype |--- FS-gtalk |--- FS-skype2 |--- more ... COMMUNITY: The community's commitment cannot be undervalued. The insightful, modular design of FreeSWITCH allows anyone to contribute, whereever their skills lie. It also allows us to easily make modifications to the underlying code to suit our specific use-cases We want to highlight a few key people and modules in the FS ecosystem: mod_sofia: SIP is how we connect to our
Re: [Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
Diego - Already done. See the bottom of the page (we linked to another page because of its length)! :) Jonathan Palley Idapted Ltd. On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 8:56 AM, Diego Viola diego.vi...@gmail.com wrote: Maybe you can link your testimonial or put it here also? :D http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Testimonials On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 8:54 PM, Diego Viola diego.vi...@gmail.com wrote: Very cool, and yes, FreeSWITCH does rock =D Both the software and the community ;) 2009/8/4 João Mesquita jmesqu...@gmail.com If this is good for me to hear, I would imagine to the core team. Despite of this not being a group support meeting, I have to say that: Thank you for sharing, Seven. jmesquita On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 4:17 AM, Seven Du dujinf...@gmail.com wrote: Hello All - In the spirit of ClueCon (which we are missing this year, but hopefully not next), we wanted to document our FreeSWITCH Story. We've posted it to the wiki( http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/FreeSWITCH_Testimonial_on_Idapted.com) and it is copied below. Thank you all and enjoy a good conference! Seven Du (seven) Jonathan Palley (jpalley_idapted) Idapted Ltd. *How FreeSWITCH has created hundreds of job opportunities and changed lives. * We want to share our experience working with FreeSWITCH. FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. We hope this story can be a small way to say a very big THANK YOU ALL. Changing lives is an over-used cliche, but in this case, FreeSWITCH has really allowed us to do just that. What We Do: We are not a telephony business; we are an educational technology and service business. In Asia (China, in our case) students must pass English examinations to study or work abroad and gain new experiences. However, there is limited access to native English speakers and the access students can gain is typically very expensive. At the same time, in the U.S., there are many professionals looking for work-at-home opportunities - people who need jobs and would create great teachers. Through our technology and content we empower these people to be effective English teachers. Does it work? Yes. The majority of our students are getting test scores that many failed for years to get. Just hours ago one student called one of our sales agents crying with joy. And for our teachers, they are now working in an industry that was previously unavailable to those living in the U.S. http://www.idapted.com Why FreeSWITCH Enables This: FreeSWITCH has been a key enabler of our business. Recording calls, controlling routing, integrating with various web-based interfaces, enabling multiple endpoints - these are all key features of what we must do. Most importantly, setting up various servers and routes to mitigate cross-Pacific and country-specific network challenges is key. Doing what we are doing with commercial solutions would have made the business unworkable. Our Experiences with FreeSWITCH: We started using FreeSWITCH as our VoIP Platform in April 2008, after receiving unsatisfactory results with other open source solutions. It took one day of reading through the FreeSWITCH source code to know, this is it. This is the VoIP platform we build our business on. It took a few days of working with the extremely competent and focused community to re-affirm this commitment. Our Setup: Our teachers use a custom software that integrates a VoIP client with our web based platform. Students connect to our teachers on-demand. Simply put, on a web-based comet interface the student enters a phone number (or a skype name or a gtalk account) and our platform bridges the best available trainer and the student. At the same time a web-based interface is being updated. The challenge for us is the connection between teachers and students over a cross-continent network. For example, we experienced problems earlier this year when a Asis-Pacific communication fiber broken... So, we've learned to setup multi servers in multiple datacenters for redundancy. We run multi instances of FreeSWITCH so we can always use the cutting edge and mitigate the effects of bugs. A main, stable FreeSWITCH(FS) instance connect to other FreeSWITCHes - Fs-skype only loads mod_skypiax and FS-gtalk only loads mod_dingaling. Here is one beauty of FS: We just had to create different conf dirs (/usr/local/freeswitch, /usr/local/skype, /usr/local/gtalk etc). This allows us to run the same code base over different configurations, and call skype and gtalk accounts just like a normal PSTN gateway (sofia/gateway/pstn/ or sofia/gateway/skype/ or sofia/gateway/gtalk/ ). More important, if one FS (say FS-skype) behaves abnormally or crashes, we can easily change to another FS-skype server (we run other servers located in various places in China and HK for redundancy). FS --| |---PSTN gateways |--- FS-skype |--- FS-gtalk |---
Re: [Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
And I added this on the wiki page: mod_conference and mod_fifo: We also use FreeSWITCH in our office environment as a PBX for call center and customer service connected with VoIP and PSTN(openzap) gateways. It is integrated into our CRM system naturally and just made sales process, business logic and world wide conference much more simpler and easier. :) 7 2009/8/5 Jonathan Palley jpal...@idapted.com Diego - Already done. See the bottom of the page (we linked to another page because of its length)! :) Jonathan Palley Idapted Ltd. ___ FreeSWITCH-users mailing list FreeSWITCH-users@lists.freeswitch.org http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/freeswitch-users UNSUBSCRIBE:http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/options/freeswitch-users http://www.freeswitch.org
Re: [Freeswitch-users] In the spirit of ClueCon: Our FreeSWITCH Story
Very cool, thanks guys, you make FreeSWITCH even better =D Your story rocks! On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 12:41 AM, Seven Dudujinf...@gmail.com wrote: And I added this on the wiki page: mod_conference and mod_fifo: We also use FreeSWITCH in our office environment as a PBX for call center and customer service connected with VoIP and PSTN(openzap) gateways. It is integrated into our CRM system naturally and just made sales process, business logic and world wide conference much more simpler and easier. :) 7 2009/8/5 Jonathan Palley jpal...@idapted.com Diego - Already done. See the bottom of the page (we linked to another page because of its length)! :) Jonathan Palley Idapted Ltd. ___ FreeSWITCH-users mailing list FreeSWITCH-users@lists.freeswitch.org http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/freeswitch-users UNSUBSCRIBE:http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/options/freeswitch-users http://www.freeswitch.org ___ FreeSWITCH-users mailing list FreeSWITCH-users@lists.freeswitch.org http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/freeswitch-users UNSUBSCRIBE:http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/options/freeswitch-users http://www.freeswitch.org
