Fonality Expands trixbox Team, Hires Open Source Telephony Expert and Industry Author

Fonality, today announced that Asterisk and trixbox expert, Kerry Garrison, has joined the company as senior product manager for trixbox. Garrison has spent more than 20 years in the information technology industry and is an authority on Asterisk and telephony systems. He recently authored “TrixBox Made Easy” a step-by-step guide to installing and running your home and office VoIP system. At Fonality, Garrison will be responsible for the advancement of the trixbox application and trixbox community infrastructure.

“Kerry is a huge addition to our trixbox project. He represents the trixbox community and will insure that the Asterisk ecosystem has an open, stable and easy to use application platform on which to build their businesses,” said Chris Lyman, founder and CEO of Fonality. “I’m very pleased to have him as a part of our organization, and his hire shows our continued commitment to supporting the trixbox project.”

“Kerry is a well-respected Asterisk expert and well-known within the trixbox community. His background brings real-world knowledge of the Asterisk market to the trixbox team,” said Andrew Gillis, founder of trixbox and director of community development at Fonality. “His insider knowledge and technical understanding will help with our goal of making trixbox the number one application platform for open source telephony.”

Garrison has spent more than two decades as an IT professional and entrepreneur who has worked with the Asterisk open source platform since its inception and has been a speaker at the AstriCon Asterisk conference and exhibition. Garrison is the founder of VOIPSpeak.net, an online portal designed to share VoIP-related news, reviews and tutorials, as well as AsteriskTutorials.com, which provides highly educational video training tutorials to help individuals gain additional instruction on setting up their Asterisk-based telephony applications.

Source: Fonality 

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