Thursday 8 August 2013

UK Public Services Hold Off On Outsourcing- Coracall Contact Centre, Durban-South Africa


The demand for business process outsourcing may be growing in private sectors of the UK, but not so the case for public services. Recently, on advice of a think-tank, the UK government has been told to pull back on large-scale programmes to outsource public services, fearing that outsourcing may provide costly risks and lack of skills. Coracall, a full service Contact Centre global operation with facilities across the United Kingdom and South Africa, understands the concern which is often expressed by other private clients. To address, Coracall managers and call centre agents make every effort in working with and thoroughly learning each client’s goals before making any phone call or initiating any plan.  To learn more about how Coracall can help your business, visit us at Coracall.com. 

 

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Investor Relations

Coracall

1st Floor, Coastlands Gatemax

329 Umhlanga Rocks Drive

Umhlanga Ridge

Kwa-Zulu Natal

South Africa

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www.coracall.com

 

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