London, UK - January 21, 2015 - Esna, a leading provider of real-time collaboration software solutions, announced today that Jabil Circuit, Inc. (NYSE: JBL), a global leader in product design, manufacturing and supply chain services, has selected Esna iLink for WebEx™ software to make it easier for Jabil's thousands of WebEx users to schedule and manage online meetings. With iLink for WebEx, the company empowers its employees to collaborate better, strengthen relationships with customers and partners and reduce costs.
"Jabil is a global leader working with many of the world's top brands. Their ability to quickly and easily collaborate-among employees and with their customers and partners-is essential to their rapidly growing business." Mehdi Nezarati, Esna's EVP and President of EMEA.
Giles Houston, Esna Sales Director EMEA states: "With over 1000 employees across EMEA using Esna iLink for WebEx, Esna plays an important role in connecting people, processes and information for Jabil in the most effective and efficient ways, saving cost and increasing productivity across the organization. As we do with all of our clients, we look forward to forming a collaborative partnership with Jabil to fully leverage iLink's capabilities."
The iLink for WebEx browser extension seamlessly integrates WebEx functionality with Jabil's Cisco telephony and Google Apps for Work software, enabling users to:
Schedule WebEx meetings just like any other calendar event
Eliminate the need to book meetings on the main WebEx site
Update WebEx automatically any time there's a change to the meeting in Google or from a smartphone calendar
Start an instant WebEx meeting right from any web page or application
Schedule WebEx meetings that use only audio conferencing
"With Esna iLink for WebEx, our employees no longer have to move from application-to-application to book a meeting. That means time saved out of each day and a better user experience for everyone," said Vincent McGuire, Director of IT / Network Operations for Jabil. "iLink's ease-of-use resulted in good adoption rates and very few requests for IT support during the rollout."
