Jabra

Jabra introduces the very first Active Noise Cancellation non-stereo headset in the market, Jabra SUPREME UC. This product is not only efficient but also flexible, it being UC-abled.

Jabra launches Jabra LINK™ 850, the first in the market to be flexible to both VoIP and standard telephone systems platforms. It is expected to be very useful to contact centers all over the world.

Jabra and Toshiba announced the new audio devices, which were certified as interoperable by both companies. Their collaboration started 2007 and continues to the present. 

A Jabra-Frost & Sullivan study confirms the role that integration of system and technology plays in the productivity of employees in contact centers. Majority of contact center managers who took part in the survey proved this link. 

Jabra UC VOICETM Series headsets, Jabra PROTM Series headsets (PRO 920 and PRO 9400), and Jabra SUPREMETM UC Bluetooth headset are now Avaya-compatible, after passing their respective compliance tests. Users are expected to improve their experience with the said products.

A Jabra survey shows that the coming summer national and major events will inevitably disturb office productivity in the entire UK workforce. It is expected that businesses will use more flexible methods for their operations.

Conducted in June of year 2012, Jabra and Frost & Sullivan conducted a survey with the goal of evaluating the different Unified Communications strategic uses utilized by around 302 companies. The survey shows that investment on Unified Communications or UC is what Australian Businesses confidently see as returns within the next two years.

Jabra becomes a part of Microsoft Lync Hosted Pack Reference Architecture Partner Ecosystem as it continuously proves its passion in pushing United Communications forward. Jabra and Microsoft ally with each other to meet that goal.

Jabra introduces Jabra SPEAK™ 510, the product next in line after the award-winning Jabra SPEAK™ 410. Focusing on mobility, SPEAK™ 510 is said to support today’s generation’s need for flexibility and mobility.

Jabra signed on as Microsoft Corp.’s Worldwide Partner Conference new gold sponsor in order to push and support innovations for Unified Communications. With Microsoft leading the developments, Jabra believes that backing up Microsoft is the key to UC’s success.