JeromeP

The whole idea behind Wazo Platform is to bring to the community a programmable platform for communication which is at the same time open & hybrid. Open: it uses the most standard programming language (Python vs. Erlang for Kazoo) to aim for the largest interoperability and to make it most accessible to anyone. Hybrid: the programmability are delivered neither as a service (Twilio), nor on a cloud-based platform (Restcomm) but as a product, so that you can use it from any kind of infrastructure (public or private clouds, bare metal) so as to keep the control on what you are building. The communication platform is made of open source components only, which are fully api-centric and cloud centric, so as to be in a position to manage every single component. The team behind Wazo is made of 15 developers from both open source Telecom and open source IT orchestration, as well as a strong community. Any feedback/contribution is welcome to make of Wazo Platform the missing open source communication stack for communication!