[asterisk-biz] Asterisk opportunity near Shanghai, China

Dave Donovan donovan.david at gmail.com
Sun Mar 4 10:39:19 MST 2007


On 3/3/07, Mark <aifur1 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> And who are you exactly Dave? Unusual process for a deployment this size
> with so much Asterisk activity in China?


Mark,
It's a bit convoluted so I didn't want to confuse things in my original
post.  It's no secret or anything, so, since you've asked:

I'm just a regular IT professional in Canada. (I'm not a recruiter or
anything)  A long time colleague of mine recently moved to China to head up
his company's IT operations there.  Since I have some experience with
telephony he asked me for some advice and, after some discussion, I
suggested Asterisk.

In the process of finding an installer, we found the list of providers in
his region on voip-info.org and other sources to be smaller than I would
expect.  As you say, there should be lots of Asterisk activity in the
Shanghai area.  I was surprised at how little I turned up, so, I offered to
post to this list for him.

I guess the process might seem a bit unusual but neither my friend nor I are
plugged in to the local Asterisk community in China and this seemed like a
good way to put the opportunity out there and find a company that he can
work with.

I hope this addresses your question/concern.  Please let me know if there's
anything more specific that you are interested in.

Dave

On 3/4/07, Dave Donovan < donovan.david at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > An international manufacturing company with facilities in China is
> > seeking proposals for an Asterisk based solution to their office needs.
> >
> > The following is a short list of system requirements:
> >
> >     * System needs to be able to support 350 handsets / devices in the
> > initial deployment
> >     * System needs to be expandable to support 500+ handsets / devices
> > over time
> >     * System needs to support either analog phone lines or digital
> > (ISDN) phone lines (BRI or PRI)
> >     * System needs IP trunk side capability, supporting at least SIP and
> > IAX protocols
> >     * Handsets must be connected to the system via TCP/IP
> >     * System must support analog line-side devices such as fax machines
> > (both for inbound and outbound)
> >     * System must support advanced ISDN services (DID etc…)
> >     * System must be able to support sending of recorded voice messages
> > as wav / mp3 attachments in email
> >     * System needs to be able to support security codes for long
> > distance call tracking and department charge backs
> >     * System must have a web based management interface allowing
> > administrators to perform common move/add/change operations such as setting
> > up new extensions, resettting voicemail password etc.
> >
> > Vendors must be able to provide same-day on-site service in the Shanghai
> > area.
> >
> > In your response, please indicate the following:
> >      * The number of Asterisk systems your company has deployed
> >      * The number of years your company has been installing and
> > servicing Asterisk
> >      * The total number of employees in your company
> >      * Email, phone and mailing addresses where you can be contacted
> >
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