SAN FRANCISCO and SAN JOSE, California, Sept. 30/PRNewswire-FirstCall /-strengths and Cisco announced today known are closely employees from device to device easily move, helping during your day. Jawbone ICON for Cisco Bluetooth headset intelligent, mobile phones will bridge and IP (Internet Protocol) in a manner for users transparent phones and expanded unified communications beyond the walls of the workplace.
Users are able to your Cisco ® Unified IP phones and mobile phones at the same time create a truly common, move wireless and hands-free communication experience, how in the Office in on-the-go. While you're on the same headset employees may incur a call from your desk phone and the next from your mobile phone calls from both sources at the same time on the same headset can be treated.The headset extends jawbone's industry-first wearable software platform with Cisco technology, to deliver applications, businesses and mobile use umfassen.Kieferknochen's leading industrial design and superior ergonomics provides end-user your unified communications can carry anywhere you go.
Shipments of the jawbone ICON for Cisco Bluetooth headsets have begun, in the United States and Canada, with Cisco Unified IP phones 9951 and 9971 gebündelt.Internationale programmes will start in October 2010.
Key facts / highlights:
Users no longer remain connected to their desks; audio and voice follow you wherever you go free leave the hands for other tasks.
Employees must not can at the same time remain connected on both phones and pick up the handset rings on your phone, then pick up your phone when it rings, because both calls from both sources at the same time on the same headset can be treated.
Users can can make calls and receive from your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone, Cisco Unified IP phone Cisco Unified Wireless IP phone, Cisco Gemlik and between the endpoints change as you change location.
Jawbone ICON for Cisco delivers integrated intelligence to improve the headset dynamically by new software applications and functional updates about the jawbone MyTALK platform.
As rich new features and functionality are available, the headset can be updated easily either managers or users themselves.
"" We live in an increasingly interconnected world where blur the lines between work and leisure are, fast, if not completely gegangen.Menschen all the time regardless of where you are or what you need to do to be lifestyle solutions with the best functionality in a way that is appealing, they - want integrated solutions you are valuable, said Hosain Rahman, CEO of jawbone."No one is willing to make more compromises and we are very happy with a company as working Cisco's commitment to the leading this vision of new user experiences around the best of both worlds: improved productivity through innovative enterprise grade technology with equal emphasis on user-centered design."
"" Cisco understands the changing nature of the work,"Steve Slattery, said Vice President and general manager Cisco IP communications business unit.""Jawbone ICON for Cisco Bluetooth headset type the next generation device workers work is regardless of residence.the allow where lives your work first wearable updatable platform is the only, and enables companies improved benefit more from the device over its lifetime by functional updates such as Cisco's UC offerings."
2010 posted October 4th 8: 53 pm 
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