Australia and UK Eyed for Outsourcing Market

[MikeLigalig.com]

The Information and Communication Technology Office is targeting the United Kingdom and Australia to grow the local business process outsourcing (BPO) sector, an official said here earlier this month.

"Although we are number one in call centers, we have been actually trailing behind India in attracting the UK and Australian market and we want to surpass them (India)," Alejandro P. Melchor III, deputy executive director of the ICT Office, told journalists at the sidelines of a gathering of industry stakeholders.

He said the country is on track in terms of achieving the target to raise annual BPO revenues to $25 million by 2016 from the current $11 million.

"We’re doing very well this year, based on indications. We want to stretch our lead as the top in the world market. We have seen good indicators during the first half of 2012," Mr. Melchor said. - by bworldonline.com

[georgewest41]

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[johnchanel]

Both these two countries are performing really well. Now they are aiming to reach the top. We have good report since the beginning of the years 2012.

[bobdyer]

According to the leading functionary of ICT, Mr. Alejandro Melchor- ‘We are yet to overtake the Indians in alluring customers from Australia and United Kingdom, despite the fact that we enjoy a leading status in the BPO industry

[brucedyer3]

The good thing is that these markets are really giving out the outsourcing needs that we are presenting at the current times. Do you agree on this matter?

[bruceparker]

Although we are in the call center, we are actually lagging behind India attracted the British and Australian market, we have to go beyond them (India), the Alejandro · P. Melchor III, information and communication technology, Deputy Executive Director of the Office told reporters gathering of stakeholders in the sidelines of the interests of the industry.