We invite all of our friends in Europe to stop by the AstriEurop exhibition taking place April 14 – 16th  in the Espace Champerret in Paris.  AstriEurop is the meeting place of European Asterisk© Community: The leading VoIP services providers, manufacturers, designers, integrators, distributors, carriers and more will be there to show their new products and services and to share their views on the market and future of Open Source telephony in Europe.

Mark Spencer, Russell Bryant and Matt Fredrickson will be presenting at the conference as well as joining Steve Sokol and Tristan Barnum in the Digium booth.

Hope to see you in Paris!

• Digium presentations
  

Open Source Asterisk: From the Garage to the Enterprise - Mark Spencer, Chairman and CTO, April 14th , 10:0Am – 10:45AM.  Mark will discuss  the current trend of Open Source software in the communications  market. He will provide a brief history of how Asterisk has gone from  a side project in his spare time to the largest open source telephony  project in the world, and he will give some insight on the current  market and future directions of open communications. Calling into  reference several examples of large deployments of Asterisk in Europe  and around the world, Mark will describe how enterprises, governments,  and small businesses all benefit from the components and design of the  Asterisk platform.

Advances in Asterisk’s ISDN Support – Matt Fredrickson, Software/Hardware Engineer:  April 15th, 12:00 PM – 12:45. This talk will cover Asterisk’s support for ISDN. This not only will include an overview of Asterisk’s traditional supported feature set, but also will cover some advances and support for new features and ISDN supplementary services within Asterisk, particularly those that are of interest to European businesses and enterprises.

Asterisk Update: 1.8 New Features – Russell Bryant, Engineering Manager, Open Source Software: April 16th, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM. The Asterisk development community has been extremely active  in 2009 and 2010. This talk will cover some of the new things that have been developed recently, what is being worked on today, and what  new things are planned for the near future. The talk will be mainly  focused on what will become the next major release of Asterisk,  Asterisk 1.8, released sometime later this year.