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Linux-based voicemail messaging catching on

Publication:NetworkWorldFusionDate:Apr 15 2005
Reporter:Phil Hochmuth

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As my colleague John Fontana wrote in a recent story in Network World, Linux-based messaging systems are catching on. Many users are starting to migrate to Linux-based servers for hosting applications such as e-mail, calendar and collaboration. But another aspect of messaging that is also heating up in Linux land is voicemail and unified messaging.

Many traditional large business telecom vendors have ported their industry-standard brands of voice messaging servers to Linux, while some upstart companies and open source projects are getting into the voice game as well.




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