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ACTIVE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INC.
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Critical to call center business
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Our recent focus to encourage international outsourcing activities to be directed to the Philippines prompted me to highlight the call center industry. This is an abbreviated version of a study written by Robert O’Malley, COO of Asian Call Centres Inc.
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Critical to call center business
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