Digium announces Asterisk Business Edition. This version provides tested reliability of critical functions and features, tailored for small and medium sized business applications. An all-new Asterisk technical manual and quick-start documentation supplements the package, making Asterisk even easier to install, configure, and use. Asterisk Business Edition is backed by Digium’s professional support team with a full one year limited warranty. This provides enterprise enviroments with a PBX and telephony platform suitable for critical business applications.
Digium’s comprehensive test program ensures Asterisk Business Edition’s reliability, performance, and interoperability with key hardware, software, and protocols. Digium hardware cards are tested for full compatibility with Asterisk Business Edition, as are several models of servers, VoIP, and TDM devices. All major software features in Asterisk Business Edition are thoroughly tested for functionality and reliability.
As a result, customers can rely on their combination of proven Asterisk software and Digium hardware to work together to provide a feature-rich PBX or VoIP.
Asterisk Business Edition is backed by Digium’s professional support team for one year. This provides enterprise enviroments with a tested and reliable PBX and telephony platform suitable for building critical business applications.
"Although it’s easy to think of Asterisk as just another VoIP server, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Asterisk is an extremly flexible communications platform that can serve as a VoIP Signaling Server, a Media Gateway (allows IP telephony to interface with analog phones, fax machines, or PSTN lines), a traditional analog or TDM-based PBX phone system, voice mail, IVR, Unified Messaging, and too many other things to list!"
Although it’s easy to think of Asterisk as just another VoIP server, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Asterisk is an extremly flexible communications platform that can serve as a VoIP Signaling Server, a Media Gateway (allows IP Telephony to interface with analog phones, fax machines, or PSTN lines), a traditional analog or TDM-based PBX phone system, voice mail, IVR, Unified Messaging, and too many other things to list! For almost unlimited voice mail for everyone - for under $6000 in a 1 U chassis. Such a price point is easily 10 or more times cheaper than a commercial alternative.
By George Ou / January 10, 2005
Using Asterisk was a very satisfactory, and the overall call quality was excellent.
By Oliver Kaven / April 1, 2006