
By Andy McCue
Published: Tuesday 14 February 2006
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Name
Kesh Sharma
Location
London
Occupation
Outsourcing Specialist
Comment
The growth in the UK contact centre industry in 2005 shows that organisations are finally realising that there is little value in offshoring your call-centre and customer contact areas. Offshoring customer contact is not wise, as any customer-focused business should make the customer the highest priority, rather than shipping their enquiries off to a country where language and cultural differences can infuriate customers. Although bringing call centres back to the UK is a step in the right direction, this doesn't automatically create a good call centre. Call centres in both the UK and offshore need to make customer service their priority if they want to have impact on the industry.
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