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The Digium-sponsored event, now in its seventh year, attracts software developers, integrators, resellers, enterprise Asterisk users, and Digium partners working with phone systems, unified communications and voice over IP (VoIP).

An announcement was made by Sipera Systems, real-time Unified Communications enablement and security provider, that it has reached a key company growth milestone as its market-leading security and compliance products now protect up to one million UC devices for its customers worldwide.

XConnect, a provider of next-generation interconnection and carrier ENUM-registry services, announced the availability of the first IP eXchange or IPX platform that integrates PathFinder, a number translation service from the GSMA.

The conference call bridge further extends the mirage that our company is huge and has an IT department -- we even have a conference bridge

EtherSpeak Communications, a provider of open standards IP communications solutions, announced general availability of EtherSpeak's Premier Pricing Bundles for its innovative SURETrunk, OCSTrunk, ZIPTrunk, SWITCHTrunk service brands.

Helping companies to improve and enable growth of telepresence, Videocall, a telepresence and video collaboration managed services provider, has unveiled its telepresence and videoconference service management environment system, Eagle.

A distribution partnership with The Ideacom Network of Columbia, South Carolina has been announced by Zultys Inc. Since 2001 Zultys Inc has been a provider of Unified Communications and VoIP Business Phone Systems. The Ideacom Network is an organization of independent voice and data solution providers that provides the highest quality products for its 87 member businesses, to sell in their marketplace. The group collectively grosses over $300 million in annual sales.

In its new report, titled, Best Practices: CIOs Move from 2009 Spending Limits to 2010 Projects, research firm IDC energy states that the North American investments in information and communications technology spending will increase by an average of 4 percent in 2010.