KESC moves to open source IP-pabx

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Emergen moves KESC to an asterisk based IP-internal voice/phone exchange. Hey, atleast now their phones might work

more here:

http://cyrenity.wordpress.com/2008/11/25/kesc-deploys-asterisk-across-hundreds-of-sites/

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2 Responses to “KESC moves to open source IP-pabx”

  1. Rehan Says:

    Their extensions will definitely work. Not sure about the PTCL lines at each of their branches. Their strategy is to cut costs by first integrating communication to minimize inter-branch dialing and then centralize outbound calls from the head office. Right now this solution gives them at least 12 PRIs terminated at the head office.

    You’ll see the project details on our website’s clients section soon.

    Rehan Zafar
    COO, Emergen Consulting
    http://www.emergen.biz

  2. Mohtashim Says:

    great work Rehan! maybe now they can call each other when faults occur in the grid ;)

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