Never be tied to your desk again, and roam the office freely without missing a call thanks to wireless technology that makes using your desk phone almost as convenient and portable as using a mobile phone.

Why go wireless?
If you’ve ever tried to cradle a telephone between your shoulder and your ear, in order to handwrite or key in some notes, you may not need much of an answer to the question – ‘why go wireless?’

At Plantronics we believe you should be able to talk whenever, however and wherever life takes you. These days, that might be the other side of the world, but it’s just as likely to be the other side of the office. Enjoy your new-found freedom.

The freedom of the office
The way people work is changing. Most of us used to sit, virtually tied to a desk all day. Now, with laptops outselling desktop computers, and 90% of workers able to use their computer away from their desk, most people live life on the move – including office-workers. So why be restricted by a phone-line? Why not cut the final cord that ties you to your desk?  Wireless headsets – alongside a whole new wave of devices, software and services – enable you to control where, when and how you work.

You can talk and walk, write and type, search and surf. You may just want to stand up and wave your hands. Or you may want to grab a glass of water during a long conference call.

Multi-tasking has never been so easy. According to a study by DEGW, 70% of business calls fail to get through first time. And yet, very often, you could give or get a quick answer to a question – instead of constantly listening to and exchanging voicemails or emails.

In control
Think how much more efficient life could be if you were fully in control of when and where you take each call. No wonder that research by HB Maynard & Co showed that overall productivity could be increased by up to 43% simply by using a headset, rather than a handset.

It’s painless really
In a study by the University of Surrey, headset users experienced 31% less neck pain, up to 16% less back pain and 27% fewer headaches, compared to handset users. It’s obvious really – the traditional phone just isn’t designed to free up your hands.