BPO industry to survive crisis, say RP firms
BPO industry to survive crisis, say RP firms
The Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industry gleams with hope during times of crisis, according to Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI).
TeleTech wins in BPO awards
Outsourcing services firm TeleTech won this year’s “BPO Company of the Year†in the concluded International ICT Awards-Philippines.
Dell sells Pasay call center
Dell Philippines has sold its Pasay call center to Teleperformance for an undisclosed amount, in a bid to “increase the efficiency of its business and provide better value for customers.’’
ICT Group opens first provincial BPO facility
Business process outsourcing (BPO) company ICT Group has unveiled a facility in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija that would accommodate about 600 workers, the company said Wednesday.
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Inbound Call Centers said
am September 13 2010 @ 5:48 am
The economic crisis has forced most companies to cut down on production costs such as manpower and rentals to survive, making them move some of their businesses offshore. This has greatly benefited the Philippines as the BPO industry served as a sponge for the surplus of graduates that other sectors could no longer absorb.
Call Center Outsource said
am September 13 2010 @ 5:49 am
The Philippines, with its low labor costs, right skill sets, proficiency in English, and cultural and social affinity with the United States, has become an attractive site for outsourcing operations. But above all these, industry players cited the availability of high-quality talent in the Philippines, making the country an ideal location for their businesses. Specifically, BPO companies saw managerial talent and leadership skills in Filipinos, giving them an edge over other countries.
KPO said
am September 13 2010 @ 5:50 am
I think this post is brilliant. This article really resonated with me. DESPITE the global economic crisis, the Philippines call center industry is still optimistic that US companies will continue to look for cheaper places in the world to set up their business process outsourcing (BPO) operations. A lot of American companies will be forced by the crisis to cut down on production costs like manpower and rentals to survive, so this will make it profitable for them to move their businesses to countries like the Philippines.
Charles