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    Teleperformance readies
    projects to expand in RP
     
    By Max V. de Leon
    Reporter
     

    CALL-center firm Teleperformance SA has placed several expansion projects in the pipeline for its Philippine operations, a move that could increase its employed agents to 10,000 in the next two years.

    Dominic Dato, CEO of TeleperformanceUSA Group, said in a statement the company’s “long and exceptionally positive experience in the Philippines” prompted management to continue growing its operations in the country.

    The company has experienced a consistent level of support at the national, regional and local levels for the outsourcing industry, Dato said, adding that this, plus the cultural affinity and resonance between the Philippines and US, has impacted positively on Teleperformance’s results.

    The Philippines offers Teleperformance a strong and deep labor pool of bright, talented and committed professionals—highly educated, motivated and friendly.

    The company has also developed a management team that is customer-centered.

    “The Philippines offers us a strong and deep labor pool filled with bright, talented and committed professionals who are highly educated, motivated and friendly,” Dato said.

    “Based on this, we have plans to add at least two new facilities in the 2008 to 2009 time period that will bring our total work force here to over 10,000 people,” he added.

    Currently, Teleperformance has four contact centers, with more than 5000 workstations and over 7,500 people in the country.

    Three of the facilities are in Metro Manila, the fourth is in Bacolod City.

    Teleperformance recently opened its facility at the New Edsa IT Center 2, a two-level building that occupies nearly 16,000 square meters, or more than 170,000 square feet, with over 2,500 fully equipped workstations.

    The Teleperformance Group operates nearly 62,000 computerized workstations, with more than 70,000 employees across 293 contact centers in 45 countries, and conducts programs in more than 60 different languages and dialects for major international companies in various industries.

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