Telecom Application Development
The Open Source community offers several Voice over IP and CTI solutions, many of which we have been actively involved with in their development since their early days. Our objective is to leverage the gap between your infrastructure and Open Source by extending and adapting existing Open Source software to your company's needs. We are proficient in the world's best Open Source applications:
| • Asterisk PBX | • FreeSWITCH | • Y.A.T.E. | • Kamailio / OpenSIPS |
Our solutions are mature, stable and reliable enough to serve thousands of calls concurrently featuring a large list of flexible vertical services configurable trough web interfaces to allow easy computer telephony integration.
We develop solutions for the Telecom World using 100% Open Source software. We achieve state-of-the-art telephony solutions while keeping costs much lower than traditional Telecom business solutions. Here are some of the applications we have been building in the past years:
| Interactive Voice Response Systems | Prepaid and Post-paid Billing Systems | Automatic Call Distributors (ACD) | Least Cost Routing (LCR) Gateways |
| Answer Sizeure Ratio (ASR) Gateways | Predictive Dial-out Systems | Load-balancing and Fault-tolerant clusters | Voicemail Applications and Appliances |
Software Design and Development
Our team is fueled by one principle: Simple is beautiful. Solving complex problems in a simple and elegant way is the main objective of our Software Development Team. Some of our developers with more than 10 years of experience are working with Open Source development environments. We offer professional software development and design, development and support primarily in the following programming languages:
| • C / C++ | • Lua | • Perl | • PHP |
| • Erlang | • Ruby | • Java | • Python |
RDBMS Management and Development
We offer expertise in Open Source RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems). We are highly experienced in the design, build and deployment of mission critical business and telecom applications using world proven RDBMS engines:
| • PostgreSQL | • MySQL | • SQLite | • Berkeley DB |
Our professional consulting services include:
| • Consulting | • Support | • Replication |
| • Clustering | • HA and Fail-over | • GIS Consulting |
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