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Boost application security and continuity with SKUDONET ADC, our Open Source Load Balancer, that maximizes IT infrastructure flexibility. Additionally, save up to $470 K per incident with AI and SKUDONET solutions, further enhancing your organization’s risk management and cost-efficiency strategies.
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cyber-wrt PBX
Cyber-wrt pbx is embedded system in DD-Wrt router
############################################### #--- CYBER-WRT by Christian Zeler / Comdif Telecom ---# #----------------- http://cyberhotel.comdif.com ------------------# ############################################## You can find 2015 news Cyber-hotel versions on http://cyberhotel.comdif.com including cyber-hotel on freepbx - Cyber-hotel decktop. . Cyber-wrt is a complet Asterisk IPBX and Hotspot system embedded in DD-Wrt router. Last version is build for ASUS RT-AC56U... -
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OSDial
OpenSource Call Center and Dialer System
An Open Source (predictive) Dialer. OSDial is a full featured GPL dialer which does Manual, Power and Predictive dialing out of the box. Its easily installed through one of our .iso images. Install manual available at http://store.osdial.com/ Full details available at web site (http://osdial.com). -
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Astercon is an open-source software switching system running over linux. it is built with many best of best technology in linux family, such as asterisk, perl and your favorate web server. it's function include register/sign in, fee counting, calling ca
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For minor company expenses, you might utilize a spend management solution or track everything in spreadsheets. For everything more, you'll need Precoro. We help companies achieve procurement excellence and budget efficiency by building transparent, predictable, automated spending workflows.
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*starShop is a professional billing and monitoring system based on Asterisk PBX for call shops (taxiphone), Internet cafes, libraries, schools and any place that provide phone calls for public use. For the latest news visit tinyurl.com/2cfwnn
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