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ASIPTO GmbH has a strong background in Kamailio, SIP\/VoIP and Webrtc. Backed up by two co-founders of Kamailio SIP Server Project<\/a>, the knowledge of our team is built based on direct\u00a0experiences with\u00a0real time communications since beginning of 2002, with hundreds of production deployments and continuous active development of Kamailio.<\/p>\n

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\"Daniel-ConstantinDaniel-Constantin Mierla<\/strong> \u2013 he co-founded in June 2005 the\u00a0Kamailio<\/a>\u00a0 project (named OpenSER at that time), a scalable and flexible open source SIP server, as a new branch of SIP Express Router (SER), where he was core developer from its early beginning in 2002. Starting with 2008, Daniel coordinated\u00a0the merging\u00a0process of Kamailio and SER back to a single project. He has a Master degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the Polytechnics University of Bucharest<\/a>. His experience was accumulated working as consultant for Orange Romania, branch of French Orange mobile operator, and researcher in network communications at FOKUS Fraunhofer Institute<\/a>, Berlin, Germany. Daniel\u00a0is currently leading the development and management<\/a> of Kamailio project. He is very often speaking \u00a0at conferences world wide, such as Kamailio World, Astricon, Cluecon, LinuxTag or Fosdem, spreading the knowledge about open source real time communications. You can also connect with him via LinkedIn<\/a> or Twitter (@miconda)<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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\"Elena-RamonaElena-Ramona Modroiu<\/strong> \u2013 she joined SER<\/a> (SIP Express Router) in the spring of 2003, only a few months after the project was publicly released, becoming in short time one of the most active contributors. Ramona\u00a0holds a master degree in Computer Science and Engineering<\/a> from the\u00a0Polytechnic University of Bucharest<\/a>, Romania, completing the studies at\u00a0Polytechnic University of Valencia<\/a>, Spain, and Fraunhofer FOKUS Institute<\/a>, Berlin, Germany. In summer 2005, she co-founded the\u00a0Kamailio<\/a>\u00a0project (named\u00a0OpenSER<\/a>\u00a0at that time). Few years later, Ramona managed the design and start of Siremis<\/a> project. She coordinates ROSDEV \u2013 Romanian Open Source Development event<\/a>\u00a0– a project she initiated in 2007. You can also connect with her via LinkedIn<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The two authored many free online tutorials about Kamailio<\/a>, among them Devel Guide<\/a>,\u00a0Core Cookbook<\/a>, Config Pseudo-variables, Config Transformations<\/a>, Radius Integration<\/a>, Guidelines on Various Use Cases, Asterisk or FreeSwitch Integration<\/a>. They participate to events world-wide advocating Kamailio<\/a>, promoting SIP, VoIP and Open Source.<\/p>\n

Daniel and Ramona are the authors of the book “SIP Routing with Kamailio<\/a>” and main organizers of Kamailio World Conference<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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ASIPTO<\/strong> has an extended partnership program, making available for you a global network of IP telephony experts.<\/p>\n

For more details, please contact us<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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