Howdy, and welcome to the Channel Partner Program Roundup, our weekly exercise in channel partner news. This week we’ve got news from OneSource Networks and Jahia, so grab your lasso and let’s start this roundup.

One Source Networks: The global voice and managed network services provider announced that its session initiation protocol (SIP) trunking solution has earned Microsoft Lync 2013 qualification. The testing includes completion of advanced, optional SRTP and TLS support, which provides encryption of call signaling and media. OSN’s SIP Trunking solution utilizes the Sonus SBC 5210 Session Border Controller, which is certified for Microsoft Lync Server 2013.

With its Microsoft Lync 2013 certification, OSN becomes one of only 10 service providers worldwide to currently have this qualification level. The company is able to leverage these capabilities to support the diverse UC requirements and deployment models of its global enterprise customer base, it said.

Jahia: The provider of Java-based open source enterprise content management system solutions announced that Avantia has reached the status of Jahia Gold Premium partner—a first in the United States.

“We are proud to see Avantia reach our most advanced level of partnership,” said Emmanuel Garcin, Jahia vice president and general manager for the Americas. “Avantia has established a tremendous track record of successful Jahia deployments over the years, across many industries, with major innovative companies.”

“Since the beginning of our partnership in 2008, Jahia has been part of our applications stack. We have achieved large-scale implementations over the years and are seeing an ever-growing demand for high-quality portals and content driven projects“ said Avantia President Jennie Zamberlan. “This is the first open source Java platform we have been excited to recommend to our clients. Jahia’s support has been top-notch, and their commitment to customer success really resonated with us as a key shared value.”

And that’s the Channel Partner Program Roundup for this week. Come on back next week to see what’s in our corral. Until then, stay safe.