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17 million phone numbers, 12,000 members, 54 countries, one place DIDX
DIDX enables the brightest entrepreneurial IP communications companies to bring their world market closer than ever with direct inward dialing. Members from 170 nations of DIDX buy and/or sell phone numbers to make talking to anyone a local call. Listen in to some of the most innovative businesses around the globe. It's all about them!
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Daniel-Constantin Mierla with the Kamailio Project Formerly Known as OPENSER
Daniel-Constantin is known as a pioneer, presenter, entrepreneur and developer in open source telephony and technology. What was formerly known as OPENSER project had to change its name to Kamailio. (www.ser.com claimed to infringe their trademark "SER", so much simpler to change the name). Shortly after, there was a fork from Kamailio resulting in an additional open source project called openSIPS.
Thousands of DIDX wholesale buyer and seller members in 170 nations use one of the above or a combination with freeSWITCH and/or Asterisk.
Kamailio was voted one of the winners at Best of Open Source Software Awards 2009 by InfoWorld, with Kamailio project.
http://by-miconda.blogspot.com/2009/09/kamailio-awarded-best-of-open-source.html. On this point, all I can say is "WOW!" That's not easy.* Kamailio SIP Masterclass, Nov 9-13, 2009, Berlin
* http://www.asipto.com/index.php/sip-router-masterclass/Listen to the podcast for more interesting information about Daniel, the open source projects, his open attitude about collaboration among other open source projects, being voted best listener on Facebook, and his video on openSER configuration (remember... this was 2007) in my channel for VON 2007 is the most popular with over 1000 hits. You can learn from Daniel-Constantin on Twitter.
DownloadKeywords: daniel constantin mierla, opensips, asipto, open source telephony, development, kamailio, facebook, von, jeff pulver