SyncTech Solutions- The Open Source Solution Provider

You Think, We Deliver!

SyncTech Solutions is a Solution provider utilizing Open Source softwares. Our expertise mainly revolves around voice communication and CRM solutions but not limited to it.

Call Center Solution IP PBX / IVR Solution CRM Solution VoIP Billing Solution

A brief detail of our core developments are:

• Call Center suite
• VoIP Billing Solution
• Softswitch
• IP PBX Solution
• Interactive Voice Response (IVR) Designing
• Customer Relationship Management system (CRM)
• and integration among the above and other softwares

Additionally, our services also include deployment of Linux/Window based servers and applications. Click here for more detail of our services or email at info@synctechsolutions.com

Our Consultants are highly skilled and experience, who can understand your organizations needs and suggest you with the best possible solutions.

Synctech Solutions Training Programs:

We believe in transferring knowledge that is practical and provides hand-on professional grasp on the areas covered in our Training packages:

Our Major Training Programs:

• Asterisk for PBX
• Asterisk for Call Center Suite
• Asterisk for VoIP

Our Trainers are highly skilled and certified from institutions such as Digium. For more detail on Training Program Click Here or email at training@synctechsol.com

We welcome you to visit our website www.synctechsol.com

Call Forwarding Management Solution

Call Forwarding Management Solution or DID Sales Management Solution.
(www.supertec.com/cfms)

This is a complete hosted solution which you can use to start your own DID number retailing business.

It provides you every thing you can think of that you will or may need to do the DID number business, and even more.

It is the essence of all our experience of doing the DID forwarding business for the last 6 years.

Explore the options we are offering to start your own business.

You will have your own Domain and Brand Name and our name will not be visible anywhere.

You do not have to invest in the DID Inventory and stock
No Servers Needed
NO NOC Needed
No Software or Hardware needed.

Every thing you need will be provided by us to you.

The one time Setup Fee starts at $500 only and then just 99 Cents Per DID number for (Limited time price for first 50 customers)

Billing
CRM
Accounting
Customer Login web Portal
Reseller Portal
Customer Service People Login Portal
Ticketing System
Integration with DIDx.net
Integration with Paypal
Integration with Carrierx.us
Integration with Facebook
Integration with Gmail Open ID

Check out the working demos on

Virtualphoneline.com
Phone2net.com
Groovytel.com


Don't wait, check our www.supertec.com/cfms and Email us at sales@supertec.com today for an appointment for your own personalized tour of the software, that can give you the edge on others.

Regards,

Shomail Haider
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11 of the Best Free Linux Voice Over IP (VoIP) Software

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Voice over IP (VoIP) software enables telephone-like voice conversations across IP based networks. A VoIP phone service is often cheaper than a traditional Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) phone service and removes geographic restrictions to telephone numbers.

SIP is the most popular VoIP protocol. This protocol enables two or more people to make phone calls to each other using the Internet to carry the call. SIP to SIP calls on a broadband internet connection are high quality, always free regardless of distance, and offer additional functionality such as free voicemail to email and phone numbers, caller ID, 3-way conference, speed dialing, call forwarding, simultaneous ring, call waiting, call return, caller ID block, and anonymous call rejection.

Softphones are user based clients for making and receiving voice and video communication over the IP network, usually permitting integration with USB and IP Phones instead of a computer's microphone and speakers (or headset). This article selects the best softphones available for Linux.

We have included Skype in the list. Whilst the Skype client is available for no-charge, it runs on a closed proprietary network, and is therefore not 'free' software. However, given the importance of Skype in promoting VoIP, we believe it warrants a place.

For enterprise or business markets, VoIP enables the enterprise to manage a single network (the IP network) instead of separate voice and data networks, while enabling advanced and flexible capabilities to the end user. With the credit crunch still to take full effect, it's even more important for small businesses to minimise their costs. One way to reduce expenditure is to switch from a normal telephone contract to using VoIP. Calls made using VoIP work and sound like normal telephone calls, but cost significantly less. Public Branch Exchange (PBX) is a private telephone exchange which routes calls internally and provides call queuing, hunt groups, conference calling, voicemail and more. The PBX enables many phones to use a single VoIP connection.

So, let's explore the eleven VoIP software at hand. For each application we have compiled its own portal page, a full description with an in-depth analysis of its features, screenshots (where relevant), together with links to relevant resources and reviews. Start making free calls today.

VoIP Softphone clients
QuteCom	VoIP softphone originally known as WengoPhone
Ekiga	VoIP and video conferencing application for GNOME
Linphone	SIP video-phone
Twinkle	Qt-based VoIP phone
Kiax	Simple user interface for making VoIP calls to Asterisk PBX
Skype	Skype peer-to-peer Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) software
KPhone	Supports Presence and Instant Messaging
Server Software
Asterisk	Open Source VoIP PBX
FreeSWITCH	Telephony platform to facilitate the creation of voice and chat driven products
GNU Gatekeeper	VOIP gatekeeper for H.323
sipXecs	IP based communications system (IP PBX)

Source: http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20090426130645240/VoIP.html