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Impressed by their 150m wireless connectivity range, Mitsui Sumitomo chose Jabra Engage 65 wireless headsets for their contact center staff.
To provide timely support to their agents, contact center supervisors need a comfortable headset, which allows them to move freely around the office, while remaining in crystal-clear contact with their wider team.
Mr Hokiyama, was in charge of selecting headsets for the company. For him, there was only one choice, Jabra Engage 65. “The connection is stable, the sound quality is good, and it's light to wear – so even if I wear it for a long time, I don't get tired. There are no drawbacks, Jabra Engage 65 covers everything I need.”
Engineered for ease
Mr Hokiyama says that compatibility with the company’s communication platform of choice was another major reason for choosing Jabra. “We use Avaya and CTI platforms, and part of the appeal of Engage 65 is that it’s engineered to work with them, so connecting to a PC or phone is smooth and simple, unlike with other headsets we’ve used. We ultimately chose Engage 65 because it is so easy to use.”
Put to the test against the competition, Jabra emerges as ‘the only’ answer
Integrating new equipment with existing software is a key consideration whenever an organization invests in an upgrade. We’re so confident in our devices ability to integrate seamlessly, we provided MS & AD a free trial, so they could see for themselves.
“We also ordered and compared non-Jabra products, testing them all out to see how they helped us to perform. Ultimately, Jabra was the only brand that offered all the elements we wanted. The free trial relieved me of my anxiety, and enabled me to make my decision with confidence. Jabra's support is [also] quick and helpful - both during and after the devices were deployed” Mr Hokiyama explained.
