Jabra stories - Page 3

The Evolve 65e earbuds come with a Jabra Link 370 USB Bluetooth adapter, enabling simultaneous connectivity to a PC and smartphone.

Jabra appoints Atlas Gentech as its official New Zealand distributor for contact centre and enterprise audio products, boosting UC deployment capabilities.

Jabra has released wireless earbuds designed for mobile professionals, featuring Skype for Business certification.

Thanks to the desire for advanced features like noise-cancelling and true wireless, the revenue in headphones has grown 26% in 3Q18.

The UC solutions provider has appointed an Auckland-based BDM with the intention of expanding their presence in the NZ channel.

Jabra has honoured Polaris Communications and Ingram Micro at its APAC One Partner conference, highlighting their exceptional sales and market growth in ANZ.

Jabra Engage sets 'new standards' for call quality, security, and the number of staff who can simultaneously use them.

Jabra launches Evolve 75e, UC-certified wireless earbuds with ANC and 14-hour battery life, designed to boost office productivity and collaboration.

Advances in technology are providing modern workers with greater opportunities to perform their jobs from any location.

The Jabra Evolve 75 comes with some ambitious claims, the most important being their ability to function well in a modern open-plan office...

Executives from Jabra, Cisco, Polycom, Yealink and Ingram Micro NZ talk about a unique time for the UC industry and opportunities for resellers.

Jabra's new headset has Active Noise Cancelling, 15h of battery life and even includes a 'do not disturb' light.

For the fourth consecutive year, Jabra has clinched Frost - Sullivan's prestigious 'Asia Pacific Headset Vendor of the Year' award, solidifying its leadership.

Synnex has signed a deal to distribute Jabra offerings in Australia as the vendor seeks entry into new markets.

Ingram Micro took out the top distie award at Jabra's ANZ partner awards - so who else made the winning lineup?.

Jabra has hired a new managing director with a 'proven track record' for the Australia and New Zealand region.

Jabra Asia Pacific Pres. Mark Leigh insists resellers not only sell UC but also adopt it to transform company culture and collaboration.

Unified communications evolve with trends in democratisation, location decline, and talent war, says Jabra MD at Westcon Imagine 2014.

Companies investing in unified communications solutions report a tremendous return on investment for their efforts.

Demand for unified communications skyrockets in NZ, driven by mobility and work flexibility needs among employees, experts reveal.