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Jabra Introduces the SPEAK 810

By Maurice Nagle
Web Editor

When it comes to communications, devices make experiences. No matter how industry-leading or award-winning a company’s unified communications (UC) deployment may be, the unified communications headsets or speakerphones are what define the actual quality of interactions. A poor speakerphone leaves a team befuddled, attempting make sense of incoherence, having connectivity issues or general issues getting the component set up. 

Recently, Jabra (News - Alert) released the SPEAK 810. The newest installment to the SPEAK series is plug and play, and designed with the typical conferencing issues in mind. The SPEAK 810 can be connected to via Bluetooth, USB or 3.5mm jack and setup is quite user friendly. With this new offering, Jabra has removed the need for the dial pad and is modernizing the conference call experience.

A common complaint about speakerphones is poor audio quality. More often than not, it is challenging to understand a colleague. To contest this common occurrence, Jabra has employed a one of a kind microphone technology, ZoomTalk, capable of removing ambient noise and focusing on human voices.

The SPEAK 810 is the most recent addition to the industry leading SPEAK series of speakerphones. These quality components for collaboration have continued the open lines of communication between Jabra and unified communications providers like Microsoft (News - Alert).

"Microsoft continues its working partnership with Jabra to ensure that their solutions are fully compatible with Microsoft Skype for Business," said Giovanni Mezgec, Microsoft GM of Skype (News - Alert) for Business. "The Jabra SPEAK 810 is an excellent example of this collaboration."

As adoption of mobile policies rises, and workflows continue to evolve, technology must do so with it. It is a demanding time that requires the proper tools in place to meet this need head on in a user friendly manner.

Head of Business Solutions at JabraHolger Reisinger believes, “New ways of working are adding flexibility to working spaces, practices and hours. Yet productivity must also remain a priority for business success and for this reason so should enabling effective collaboration and concentration."

With collaboration and communication a mission critical priority, it is vital to arm one’s team with the best tools. Are your unified communications headsets and speakerphones up to the task?