Showing posts with label VoIP Conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VoIP Conference. Show all posts

Monday, August 11, 2008

Free Conference Solution, Free Conference Call Gets Direct Dial-in Numbers.

Free Conferencing Corporation, also known as freeconferencecall.com has taken another step by adding New Direct Dial-in Numbers for its Flagship Voice Messaging Services,SimpleVoiceBox and SimpleVoiceCenter. So these Private Numbers with “No Limits” Now Available for trouble free conferencing.

Long Beach, CA (August 11, 2008) – Free Conferencing Corporation of America, the leading provider of FREE collaborative communications solutions, today announced the launch of private numbers to its SimpleVoiceBox and SimpleVoiceCenter services. The new Private Numbers give customers direct, immediate access to their voicemail boxes without dialing an access code.

"We are giving our existing and prospective SimpleVoiceBox and SimpleVoiceCenter customers a truly ‘No Limits’ voicemail service," said David Erickson, founder and CEO, Free Conferencing Corporation of America. "We now offer unlimited outgoing greetings, place no limits on incoming messages, and do not require access codes or extra digits – you simply dial the area code and number. It is powerful yet simple."

According to Erickson, Private Numbers are ideal for consumers and small businesses seeking an alternative to costly phone systems. It can also be used in social networking environments such as Facebook and MySpace; other Web 2.0 applications such as online dating sites; and marketing sites including Craigslist and Ebay. “Online identity protection is key when socializing, interacting or transacting on some of these popular sites. We are providing anonymous, private and confidential numbers that can be given out without the need to disclose actual contact information. Private Numbers are a great alternative to your home or cell phone numbers,” he added.

This expanded offering provides a full featured voicemail service which can be activated immediately without any long term contracts. Other features include: online account access, phone or web administration, multiple configurations that allow users to utilize the voicemail service as a broadcaster, 24/7 availability, email notifications of new messages, and Daily Activity Reports with a “Caller ID Capture” feature. The single voice box is available for $4.95 per month and the unlimited multiple voice box version is available for $9.95 per month.

“For the past four years, SimpleVoiceBox and SimpleVoiceCenter have been providing extremely useful voicemail services to more than 800,000 users, resulting in more than 7.5 million connected calls per month,” noted Erickson. “We hope to replicate our success as the leading provider of free conferencing solutions and become the leader in voicemail services.”

For more information or to register for SimpleVoiceBox or SimpleVoiceCenter, please visit www.simplevoicecenter.com or www.simplevoicebox.com or call 877.482.5838.

Sunday, August 3, 2008

ClueCon Telephony User and Developer Conference

Even though it is bit late I would like to point you to an exciting VoIP Conference taking place very soon. It will be held at Best Western Inn of Chicago. 162 E Ohio Street. Chicago, Illinois 60611.
ClueCon is the annual 3-Day Telephony User and Developer Conference that brings together people from all walks of Telephony from analog to digital, like TDM <-> VoIP and beyond. The presentations and discussions are set to cover several open source telephony applications such as Asterisk/Callweaver, OpenSER, Bayonne, YATE and FreeSWITCH.

I think it is another point to learn or to shine your expertise. I was late in introducing the conference but I hope at least you will find the information about the conference useful. The panels are themselves experts form the industry and you will certainly learn a lot for that collection of brain power.

Cluecon 2008! has a few different packages and you can chose as it fit yourself or your orgnization.

a. Entrance/Participation Fee - $699 (3-day conference), early bird rate until May 15, 2008

b. Bronze Sponsor Status - $1500 (includes private labeled corporate giveaways for your company)

c. Developer Entrance Fee - $2500 (includes 3-day conference entrance fee, hotel stay, bronze sponsor status, program advertisements)

d. Open Source Application Developer Discount - $50 discount will be given to any participant developer who has contributed to an Asterisk (c) project

e. Group Discount for every group of 5 people - get 10% discount

Register Now! Download Cluecon Credit Card Authorization form here. Please send a signed copy through fax: 888-2174459.

The schedule could be found here. You will be able to hear;
Robert Jongbloed - Co-founder of OpenH323, the first Open Source H.323 stack
Andy Abramson is founder and CEO of Comunicano, Inc.
Anthony Minessale – is the lead developer and creator of FreeSWITCH
Nenad Corbic – Chief Software Engineer of Sangoma Technologies
Craig Southeren – is a co-founder of the OPAL/OpenH323 and Woomera projects
Dean Elwood is co-founder and editor of VoIP User, a community site
Jeff Dworkin - Enterprise Marketing Manager, Dialogic Corporation.
Simon Perreault is co-developer and maintainer of the IPv6 port of Asterisk
And Many more speakers. The above are people whom I know and hold with higher regard. Specially the Robert Jongbloed, because of whom I was able to hack VoIP.