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DiaStar Release 2.0

For those of you may have missed the press release last week, Release 2. 0 of The DiaStar TM Server is now available for Download at www.projectdiastar.org . This new release brings a variety of video features from the Dialogic® product portfolio...

Published 03-17-2010 12:40 PM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Video, Mobile Video, IVR, Open Source, Redundancy, SIP-SS7 gateway, IVVR, Diastar, Asterisk, Woomera, FREESwitch

DiaStar Redux

I've been at the UC Expo in London, where we have a show stand, with one of the major themes being our open source project, DiaStar . We're located close to the Digium Asterisk Pavillion, where there are several Asterisk-related talks going on...

Published 03-11-2010 1:11 PM by Martyn Davies

Filed under: Open Source, Diastar, Asterisk

Wireshark Dissector for Woomera/DiaStar now available

The source code and instructions for adding it to Wireshark and using it can be found here: Wireshark and Woomera For someone who develops, tests and configures anything that uses IP protocols, Wireshark is a valuable tool. It is open source, free, readily...

Published 11-04-2009 9:21 AM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Open Source, OS, Diastar, Asterisk, Woomera, Wireshark, FREESwitch

DiaStar Version 1.1 with Video

Last week at Astricon we announce the Beta available of the latest version of the DiaStar Server that included video. Dialogic Announces Beta Availability of the DiaStar™ Server, Version 1.1 and now people are talking Can Video IVR or IVVR be next...

Published 10-23-2009 11:07 AM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Open Source, OS, Diastar

The Huge (Huge!) Difference in the OS Dev Model

By now, you’ve probably realized why I wrote last week’s blog about open source development – because Dialogic is sponsoring Project DiaStar, which is an open-source project. Last week I talked about the commoditization impacts in the...

Published 09-02-2009 10:05 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Open Source, Diastar

Open Source is Real and here at Dialogic

If I ever had any regular readers, you know that my blog has gone quite for a number of months. As we worked through a number of strategic, tactical and technical issues regarding what was going on in our Open Source group, it was a little difficult to...

Published 08-31-2009 3:15 PM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: IVR, Open Source, itexpo, Diastar

The Huge Difference in the Open-Source Development Model

Open source based telephony applications have been around for quite a few years now. Asterisk is probably the most well-known one. And given that Dialogic has been supplying media, multimedia, and signaling engines in the form of software and boards to...

Published 08-27-2009 3:25 PM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Open Source, telecom, telephony

The Undiscovered Country:

"The undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns." - William Shakespeare For the past nine months or so, I have been the Fax Marketing Manager here at Dialogic. When I first took on the task, I pretty much had the same reaction...

Published 02-06-2009 9:32 PM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Communication Enabled Business Process, CEBP, Open Source, FoIP

FoIP U at IT Expo

On Tuesday Feb 3, 2009, Dialogic will be sponsoring an FoIP Certification Course offered by TMC at IT Expo in Miami. http://www.tmcnet.com/voip/conference/east-09/tmc-university-foip.htm We have line-up some of our premier partners to present a great...

Published 01-21-2009 4:02 PM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Video, Gateways, Open Source, T38, T.38, FoIP, Fax, Unified Communications, itexpo

My Head’s in the Clouds

Cloud computing, one of the newest buzzwords for distributed computing architectures dating back over 2 decades is gaining respectability in various circles for business applications. IT managers are looking more and more at the potential of using cloud...

Published 11-11-2008 12:03 PM by Brian Peebles

Filed under: Web 2.0, Social Networking Community, Open Source, Cloud Computing

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