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[News] British Telecom (Now BT) Embraces Free Software

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Should Carriers Fear Open Source?

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| Think big telecom carriers don't use open source? Think again.
| 
| While telecommunications may appear dominated by proprietary solutions, BT, 
| the industry giant formerly known as British Telecom, is a big supporter of 
| open source. And its experiences might serve as an guide for how other 
| industries might make use of the trend in software development.   
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| Not only does the multibillion dollar British carrier consume open source, it 
| is also a contributor and evangelist, according to Maria Pardee, president of 
| global integration for BT Design.   
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http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3753811/Should+Carriers+Fear+Open+Source.htm
http://tinyurl.com/5fjwbq


Recent:

Digium: Doubling Annual Sales with Open Source VoIP

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| We thought it would be good to give open source VOIP pioneers Digium equal
| time, given our recent post about Freeswitch. Digium's founder, Mark Spencer
| was the original author of the Asterisk PBX, one of the more mature open
| source VOIP platforms. The company's VP of Marketing, Bill Miller, told me
| that "Last year was a big year for us; at the year-end we had finished our
| 24th straight profitable quarter. We had grown to about 130 employees." While
| Digium doesn't disclose financial figures, its sales have reportedly been
| doubling over the past few years and it has at least $14 million in venture
| capital since launching.
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http://ostatic.com/161503-blog/digium-doubling-annual-sales-with-open-source-voip


Related:

Linux dominating VoIP devices?

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| Trolltech says its development framework and software stack for mobile
| devices was selected by Skype as the preferred platform for Skype-certified
| VoIP (voice-over-IP) phones. Additionally, the Qtopia framework/stack has
| been used in about 40 VoIP devices, making it the "dominant Linux
| development platform for VoIP/WiFi devices," according to Trolltech.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS9974606142.html
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