Asterisk®-based PBX Solutions

TwinStar: Full PBX Redundancy

Xorcom's dual-server high availability solution for Asterisk-based PBX

received the "Best of Show" award. Find out why!

Battlefield Open Source PBX and Proprietary PBX

A New Perspective on Open Source PBX

Open Source is 18 percent of all PBX sales in North America. It now accounts for more new lines than any single proprietary PBX or key system manufacturer. While an Open Source PBX can be free, it pulls through a lot of revenue for businesses in the trade. Businesses that install an Open Source PBX are spending substantial amounts of money on GUIs, PBX appliances, gateways, SIP phones, VoIP trunking and installation. At the same time, with costs that can be 25-50 percent less than a proprietary PBX or key system, eight of 22 vertical industries have more returning customers than new ones. In fact, returning customers are now the majority of the Open Source PBX market.

Open Source Market White Paper Thus opens a new white paper recently compiled by the Eastern Management Group, a global telecommunications research and consulting company.

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 November 2009 )

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Xorcom has developed a revolutionary concept in telephony interfaces for Asterisk systems which we call Astribank XPP Technology.

Using USB 2.0 ports to connect to any Asterisk server, Astribank eliminates the requirement for a PCI (E1/T1) card, and even for PCI slots.

Can You Run 300 Concurrent Calls on an Asterisk Server?

Find out the answer and more in the results from load tests recently performed on the XR3000, and explained in the "Five Culprits that Kill Asterisk IP-PBX Performance" recorded webinar.

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Xorcom has developed a library of white papers to help leverage the benefits of VoIP technology in general, and the Asterisk platform in particular:

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