It’s been two years since our last major release but we haven’t been sitting still. Today we proudly announce our next major milestone, Sipcat 1.4. Although the majority of the changes are under the hood, we’ve included a number of features that we’re sure will be transforming the way you use your phone system.
We’re a bit Macheads around the office and got pretty excited when Steve Jobs announced the new iPod line-up yesterday. That’s why we’re going to be giving away iPod’s with each new order for a Sipcat software license. The giveaway is going to be as follows:
This promotion will be going on until September 30th and is valid world-wide on all Euro-orders. So don’t hesitate and order your Sipcat license today. Oh yeah, you get to pick the color on Shuffles and Nanos too.
What’s the catch? You need to be following us on twitter (@linugen) before we’re sending it to you. Fair enough?
A new year, a new update. Our 1.3.3. upgrade includes a number of bug fixes for your Sipcat platform. You can find the complete list of bug fixes on our support pages. As usual we recommend you upgrade your system at your earliest convenience. If you do not have an update contract, or it has expired, feel free to contact us to obtain one.
The past few months we’ve worked with Dell to deliver our customers a new Voice over IP solution. Our offering up until now included a software version of Sipcat and our hosted version: Sipcat Online. Today we can proudly announce the 3rd line in our product range, Sipcat Appliance.
According to a recent study by Forrester research, the current economic crisis has lead companies to prefer software as a service (SaaS) solutions over premise-based deployments. Nearly 50% of enterprises and nearly 40% of small businesses confirmed opting for hosted telecommunication services, citing limits in capital expenditure as well as focusing on core competencies.
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