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Voiceroute execs talk about going (mostly) open source (video)

By R. Scott Belford on August 27, 2008 (9:00:00 PM)

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Voiceroute, a software PBX vendor, originally started as a proprietary software company but went (at least partly) open source earlier this year. In this video, CEO Ming Guang Yong says the company should have moved toward open source "a lot sooner," and explains why. He and CTO Navin Kumar also talk about some of the specific differences between their open source and proprietary versions, including how and where they draw the line between the two, and share their thoughts about dealing with open source developers and building a successful open source development community.

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R. Scott Belford is founder and leader of HOSEF, the Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation.

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