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Johannesburg, South Africa, June, 2022 -- Avaya is committed to providing their customers with third-party solutions that are fully compatible with the Avaya platforms. By continual pursuit of product integration, they offer customers greater options and solutions to meet their communication and collaboration needs.

VBET Electronics just announced that the VTX300 Bluetooth headset and the VT9400 DECT headset were tested and approved by Avaya, and are available to customers as new alternatives to be used on the Avaya platforms.

VBET, based in Xiamen, is a hi-tech company that has been specialising in office and call centre headset solutions since 2005. 

With this successful compliance testing, Avaya provides customers with increased confidence in product interoperability and successful deployments of their respective products within their enterprise environment.

Tjaart de Wet, Managing Director at Q-KON SA, explains: "We have always focused on unified communication infrastructure solutions; however, three years ago we identified the need in the South African market for an alternative headset offering. Thus we extended our offering to include end-user devices, giving our customers more options and at the same time offer them an end-to-end UC hardware provider.

"We needed a headset alternative that offered great build quality, and that offers value for money. We have found that in the VT range," De Wet adds.

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Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent
Source: https://www.itweb.co.za

Date Posted: Tuesday, June 14, 2022