Jabra Reinvents the Box to Rethink Device Deployment
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By Josh Blalock
Jabra
With the launch of its new PanaCast 40 VBS, Jabra isn’t just changing the way we collaborate — it’s changing the way we deploy hardware. This clever new packaging design lets IT teams provision devices without even opening the box. Yes, really.
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