Best Call Centre Services in India

The origin of call centre services in India can be traced back to the early and mid 1990s that saw the emergence of outsourcing. One of the first outsourced services was medical transcription, but outsourcing of business processes like data processing, medical billing, and customer support began towards the end of the 1990s when MNC's established wholly owned subsidiaries which catered to the off shoring requirements of their parent companies. Some of the earliest players in the Indian outsourcing market were American Express, GE Capital and British Airways. The ‘New Telecom Policy' of 1999 brought in further changes with the introduction of IP telephony and ended the state monopoly on international calling facilities. This in turn ushered in a slew of inbound call center/telemarketing services and data processing centers and thus heralded the golden era for the ITES/BPO industry in India. Call centers in India offer cost-effective call center outsourcing services without compromising on quality. Some of the major players in the Indian BPO Industry are Wipro, Daksh,IBM,HCL,CONVERGYS,Progeon, GE Capital,WNS, Intelenet, Genesis Software,24*7customer.com,Eserve International,Vcustomer,VITEOS, e funds international, , EXL Service, ICICI One Source etc.

Indian has a large and educated workforce with specialized call center outsourcing services such as, inbound call center, telemarketing services, technical helpdesk services, CATI services, disaster recovery services, email support services and chat support services amongst others. Call centers in India can also provide a host of IT enabled services, such as, helpdesk services, accounting services, transaction processing services, remote network management and end-to-end processing amongst others. Call centers in India can offer expert product specific solutions, such as risk modeling, data mining, actuarial services and underwriting variation analysis.

India's twelve hour time difference enables global organizations to provide their customers with a round-the-clock customer support.

India's Policies have been supportive to the outsourcing and IT industry because of the promising revenue earned and the large no. of people getting employed in this sector. The government of India has not only allowed duty free exports of capital goods, tax exemption on the export of ITES and numerous incentives to this sector but also aided for IT Parks with the latest telecom facilities and infrastructure to this sector. The  privatization and reduction in the tariff of internet services, telecom, cellular services and paging services has given India an advantage over other locations, in terms of infrastructure to provide high-quality customer support services. India has been one of the first nations to step into the call center outsourcing industry. Indian industry is considered as an ideal outsourcing provider because it provides the best of technology, people, processes, resources, operational expertise in the world. These successful call center outsourcing ventures have encouraged more and more global organizations to outsource call center services to India and give their organization a competitive advantage.

Outsourcing is a powerful business model which transfers the responsibility of one or more of the company's functions to an efficient and reliable source allow the company to focus on its core competency by reducing capital investment and requirement of manpower. The Indian call centre industry has successfully implemented this concept making the international market look towards India for an assured service provider.