A popular name in the headset making industry, GN Netcom who sells under the brand name Jabra, has joined hands with Redington India for marketing and distribution rights.

GN Netcom's Vice President and General Manager Dinesh Malkani reported that Redington would market and distribute the Jabra brand of headset products and bluetooth technologies to customers across the Indian sub-continent.

Jabra, which has gained fame for a wide range of hands-free solutions meant for mobile phones, contact centres and offices, has recently launched its new range of handsets- GO 6400. The product available for a price of Rs.
5,000 is sure to seek attention.

The Danish Ambassador to India, Ole Lonsmann Poulsen, said, "Jabra's presence here and the optimism about the Indian market is good for Indo-Danish business relationship."

On the other hand Redington's MD and CEO Srinvasan, who heads the supply chain provider in the country with over 16,000 channel partners said, "Through our excellent geographic reach and on-ground resources, we hope to realize maximum growth potential in the Indian market for Jabra's offering".