Junction Networks uses Asterisk to tailor VoIP to customer demands

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Feb 4, 2008 9:05 PM EDT
Linux.com; By Tina Gasperson
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Like many VoIP telephony companies, Junction Networks uses Asterisk and other open source software to provide its customers with highly customizable VoIP service. Junction has been able to migrate its business model from a conference bridge service provider to a full-fledged telephone services company largely because of the flexibility and lower capital requirements of open source. "We're a completely bootstrapped company," says Mike Oeth, founder and CEO. "We were never locked into a business plan that was sold to investors." He says Junction is successful because it has been able to follow its customers' desires with open source.

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