NASHUA, N.H., Sept. 17, 2012 -- As modern contact centers continue to evolve and become more sophisticated with the migration to Unified Communications platforms, technological requirements are necessary to ensure that agents are able to meet the demands of their customers. Enter the Jabra LINK™ 850 – an audio processor that is compatible with both standard telephone systems and VoIP platforms. The LINK 850 helps increase agent productivity, satisfy more customers faster, reduce employee turnover and boost agent safety.

Easy to set up, use and maintain, the Jabra LINK 850 increases productivity throughout contact centers, connecting to any phone with a modular connector and delivering easy USB power connectivity to PCs. By optimizing sound quality with features such as Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and phone line noise reduction, agents are able to understand customers more clearly and minimize repeated information, ultimately resulting in improved call turn time and customer satisfaction. Easy volume control and muting capability also enable agents to work efficiently and make more calls.

"The Link 850 was designed specifically with productivity and performance in mind, meaning Call Center managers can rest assured that their agents are receiving the most value for their investment," said Pete Fox, President and GM, Jabra North America. "When used with Jabra headsets, the audio processor really unlocks the full UC potential they hold to ultimately deliver an amazing customer experience."

"Jabra is the company that cares about the wellbeing of our customers, and contact center employees are the backbone of our customer's sales and customer support efforts," continued Fox.

The Jabra LINK 850 also features a Tone Control equalizer that contributes to day-long wearing comfort. Additionally, PeakStop™ technology does not allow excessively loud sounds to pass through the headset into the ear, protecting against hearing damage. Features such as these benefit workplace quality in the eyes of agents, reducing the risk of employee attrition due to less than satisfactory working conditions.

Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent
Source: http://www.sacbee.com