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PH offshoring industry seen to hit $61B by 2030, add nearly 1-M jobs

The projection marks a 69% jump from the industry’s current estimated contribution of $36 billion and would raise its share of gross domestic product (GDP) from 8.23% to 10.14% over the next five years.

Concentrix intros AI tool to boost customer experience, job accessibility

BPO firm Concentrix has unveiled iX Hero, an AI-driven platform aimed at enhancing customer service operations by integrating human advisors with advanced technology tools.

TP partners with Comelec for special voter registration drive

BPO firm Teleperformance (TP) has partnered with the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to implement the agency’s Special Register Anywhere Program (SRAP), hosting an on-site voter registration drive at TP Aura that processed applications from employees and their family members.

ZigZag PH unveils managed SOC services to boost BPO cybersecurity

ZigZag Philippines has announced the launch of its Managed Security Operations Center (SOC) Services, which is designed to provide enhanced cybersecurity support for the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry.

BPO firm Fusion CX unveils new Mandaluyong facility

The facility employs 500 CX professionals and is built with scalable infrastructure to allow for easy expansion in response to client needs.

BPO firm Conduent hiring 325 workers for new Batangas hub

US-based BPO firm Conduent has announced the expansion of its Philippines operations with a new 9,200-square-meter facility at Lima Tower One on the Lima Estate in Lipa-Malvar, Batangas.

E-commerce, BPO fuel growth of real estate brokerage firm

As it marks its 12th anniversary this year, real estate brokerage firm Prime Philippines said the boom in e-commerce and business process outsourcing (BPO) played a major role in its survival and expansion.

Amid AI onslaught, BPO group calls on PH gov’t to upskill workforce

The IT & Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP) has called for proactive efforts to prepare the local workforce for the transformative opportunities and challenges presented by artificial intelligence (AI).

Attrition rates in PH contact center firms continue to go down

The number of agents resigning from local call center firms is continuously declining, based on a study released by the Contact Center Association of the Philippines (CCAP).

Despite AI onslaught, local BPO sector sees $32.16-B revenues in 2024

The “conservative projection” is based on a yearly average sectoral revenue growth of about 9 percent, as indicated in an analysis by global industry research firm Everest Group.
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