It is a common knowledge that headsets help reduce unnecessary back pain and fatigue caused by cradling phone on a shoulder. It also helps improve posture and productivity.
In addition to these benefits, what if the headset could protect the user’s hearing? What if the headset provides data to measure and improve hearing and speech? How can the headset vendor make them easier to use and reduce complexity?
In the following podcast at the International Avaya User Group conference, Stephan Keim, Strategy Alliance Manager at Jabra and Gary Audin discuss the innovations in headsets . Listen to this interesting podcast.
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Jabra www.jabra.com is part of the GN Group which is a global leader in intelligent audio solutions
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