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Powered by the rPath platform, the Asterisk Business Edition, the professional grade version of Asterisk, now has built-in Linux distribution features Digium's customers are now able to immediately install the necessary operating system components within the Digium Business Edition platform.
"When we first began speaking with rPath, Asterisk Business Edition customers were required to install specific Linux packages," said Jim Webster, director of software technologies for Digium. "Using rBuilder Online, Digium was able to incorporate customized Linux distribution capabilities in less than a week, automating customer installation. We would not have been able to do this without the support of the rPath team."
"rPath is excited to be working with Digium to bring added features to the Asterisk Business Edition said Keith Boswell, rPath VP of Marketing "Ultimately, customers want an industry leading PBX solution without having to deal with an operating system that is complex to install and maintain. The Asterisk Business Edition delivers that simplicity with the benefits of open source."
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rPath announced that Digium, original creator of Asterisk is an rBuilder and rPath Linux partner. Powered by the rPath platform, the Asterisk Business Edition, the professional grade version of Asterisk, now has built-in Linux distribution features Digium's customers are now able to immediately install the necessary operating system components within the Digium Business Edition platform. |
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