[Asterisk-Users] Re: Re: Compatible Asterisk Connectivity Cards :Sangoma

[Heidi Mendoza]

There is no argument that Asterisk is strong today
because of the contributions to make it so by Digium
employee developers.  

But since this is "supposed to be open sourced", then
non-Digium but still members of the Asterisk community
have also contributed to its present state.  Sangoma
developers, and many other similar companies, have
also contributed being members as well.  This makes
sense because their business is also to benefit from a
strong Asterisk.

What I also strongly believe is that Sangoma (and
others like them) have substantially raised the bar of
excellence through their own innovative connectivity
products.  Innovations which at the end of the day,
goes back to benefit Asterisk.

I'm pretty sure that Digium is right now going head
over heels in trying to catch up to what Sangoma is
doing good at right now.  And if ever they do, then
Asterisk goes one notch higher in the respectability
level.

Take out competition, and you're forced to accept
whatever is fed to you (quality or no quality).  



Heidi


--- mustardman29 <mustardman29 at hotmail.com> wrote:

> 
> Everyone is free to implement products based on what
> their heart tells them
> and not their head.  I don't know a lot of people
> that manage to stay in
> business very long doing things that way though. 
> 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Tomislav Parcina [mailto:tparcina at lama.hr] 
> > Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 5:27 AM
> > To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial
> Discussion
> > Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Re: Re: Compatible
> Asterisk 
> > Connectivity Cards :Sangoma
> > 
> > In article <44311017.3030007 at routers.com>, 
> > radamson at routers.com says...
> > > Its also very important to recognize that some
> of us have problems 
> > > with some of the digium products where the
> equivalent 
> > sangoma product 
> > > resolves that problem. If it were not for the
> sangoma products, 
> > > asterisk would not be installed in production at
> some sites.
> > > 
> > > I fully understand your statements and happen to
> agree with the 
> > > majority of them, but there is also the reality
> that not 
> > all cards are 
> > > created equal. (Some of that should be changing
> shortly.)
> > 
> > I'm not a code writer and probably I'll newer will
> be. I'm 
> > earning money implementing Asterisk. Hopefully
> I'll earn even 
> > more money in coming years. So, since I can't help
> coding, 
> > I'll help the way I can. Buying products from
> company that is 
> > sponsoring Asterisk. The more money they give to
> Asterisk, 
> > it's bigger possibility that I'll buy their
> product.
> > 
> > Simply as that. And that is why I asked have they
> supported Asterisk.
> > 
> > 
> > --
> > Tomislav Parcina
> > tparcina#lama.hr
> > 
> > 
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