Eintracht Frankfurt e.V. has been home to champion professional athletes since 1899. Eintracht Frankfurt is perhaps best known for their men’s and women’s football clubs, which compete in the top tier German Bundesliga and Europe League.

The name Farrer & Co is synonymous with the highest quality legal advice and service. From
their offices in London, they work with trusted professionals around the world to deliver a
seamless international service.

Sympany is a Swiss health insurance provider. They use the EPOS Manager software to effortlessly maintain over 1,000 EPOS headsets.

"EPOS Manager is a delight. We have immensely benefited from the central administration, saving a lot of time and effort"

Alexander Schmidt, IT Manager at Sympany

delaware has provided its employees with about a thousand ADAPT 600 headsets. The goal is to increase their concentration levels and guarantee their privacy – and that of its customers – in open workspaces.

Toppan Travel Service Corp. is a provider of corporate travel services based in Tokyo, Japan, specializing in tailormade domestic and overseas travel services. In addition, Toppan Travel organizes meetings, incentive trips, conferences, and exhibitions. With more than 160 employees spending most of their time on calls with customers and travelling in-between different office locations, the company is looking for a reliable yet flexible headset solution.

When it comes to communication solutions, the ATC industry must consistently remain at the very forefront of audio technology to ensure safety and efficiency. EPOS has provided NATS, the UK’s leading provider of air traffic control services, with premium equipment for their air traffic controllers (ATCOs) since 2004.

Our Enterprise Solutions was chosen by Nottinghamshire County Council for a complete refit of the communications technology used at its offices, including in-office and Bluetooth® headsets and speakerphones.

Knight Frank is a leading independent, global real estate firm headquartered in London. With 411 offices in 59 countries and more than 14,000 people it has a reputation for uncompromising professionalism and delivering the highest standards of quality and integrity across global residential and commercial property advisory services.

The Siemens office in the Hague has chosen a different, more flexible way of working. With these new ways come new headsets. After a thorough investigation, Siemens chose our IMPACT 60 USB ML headset.

Not only is being hands-free when on the phone important to the employees at WEKA FACHMEDIEN, but also optimal audibility. Editors and media consultants are frequent callers, therefore requiring headsets with a high level of comfort when wearing and optimal audibility for both the speaker and the listener.

OKQ8 Scandinavia is one of Scandinavia’s largest fuel companies with 5,000 employees and more than 1,000 service stations in Denmark and Sweden. With EPOS Manager, OKQ8 Scandinavia has a unique overview of the company’s 1,500 headsets and speakerphones, so quick and seamless support can be provided to all employees.

When call clarity counts EPOS delivers
Insurance is a people-oriented business and a huge part of all our lives. There’s an insurance for most activities these days and a lot of players and products on the market. In this business talk matters. Whether it’s customers shopping around for a quote, the sales force attracting new business or admin staff dealing with a claim – clear calls and communication are vital to the insurance industry

The UK Environment Agency chooses our Enterprise Solutions after rigorous evaluation.

When deciding on a new headset, Transcom developed a range of different tests, with us being just one of the candidates under scrutiny. At the end of the selection process, which was determined by various criteria, the employees at Transcom gave our headset solutions the highest rating.

Reading, United Kingdom;

Recruitment specialists Austin Fraser choose our Enterprise headset solutions for an office-wide revamp.

Leicestershire Police serves nearly one million people in the East Midlands. As part of its continuing review and improvement processes, the force reviewed its 999 emergency and non-emergency operations center. During the review operator headsets were evaluated and the decision was made to look at upgrades for this mission critical equipment.

Oticon approached us to see if the ADAPT 660, with Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, could solve their challenges and help them be more productive in their busy daily lives.