Robin Blandford [ ByteSurgery.com ]

29/10/05 Project Brief

Well I have my final year project! Here’s the brief…

Telephone private branch exchange systems (PBXs) have been present in the business environment since the early 1980s. Since then, PBX vendors have introduced radical changes to their architectures based on the development of IP-based enterprise networks with the bandwidth, delay characteristics and reliability to support voice communications, however, most such systems are based on proprietary hardware/software, are expensive and often difficult to adapt to specific enterprise requirements. In the spirit of increasing openness in the telecoms arena, a telecoms platform based on open source software and inexpensive interface hardware has been developed. This software, ‘Asterisk’, allows management of both TDM and packet voice, while offering a highly flexible platform for PBX and telephony applications.

This project is to design and demonstrate a novel Web/Telephony service, of the student’s design, by adding functionality to an Asterisk PBX. The environment will include a number of hard and soft handsets interfacing with Asterisk. The new service should involve handsets interacting with a web-based service that provides some element of the service control or execution.

Tags: DCU, Final Year Project

1 Comment

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30/04/07 Amare Mekonnen

would you help me?
i am a student in a university.my final project is on the design and software realization of PBX.
please send me some information regarding the project.

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