Call centers in the Philippines, particularly those in Ilocos and other provinces, promise to boost the employee count of the information technology and business process outsourcing sector (IT-BPO) sector of the country.
In today’s ever-evolving business landscape, having one communication channel where your customers can reach you doesn’t automatically mean that you’re well-connected with your market. Your call center may deliver customer service anytime your customers need assistance, but this may not be the platform they prefer.
In January, submarine fiber optic cables were installed to improve the communication lines of small- to medium-sized businesses, particularly call centers in the Philippines’ central and southern regions.
Revenues generated by Philippine call center and IT outsourcing companies grew by 17% in 2013 through the aid of foreign investors looking to expand operations in the country. This was disclosed by the Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP).
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You might have heard of new outsourcing models that take away the necessity of operating overseas and pose to be the bane of the traditional act of contracting a call center in the Philippines or other foreign locations.