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Stridum
Sep 23, 2008, 03:49 AM
What are the "In-House" Call Center in the Philippines?
I just wanna know because I am shifting career. Thanks.
daasnwer
Sep 23, 2008, 08:11 AM
dell, hsbc, osrp. IN house call center basically owns their account and is not just a third party "outsourcing client" mas maganda inhouse kase mas secure ka yung account hindi mag pullout when the client wants too.tsaka the pay is better. kase parang pag outsource may manager ka thats gets a cut out of your salary pag inhouse direstso from your employer sahod mas madami pang perks
mclaren baby
Sep 23, 2008, 09:43 AM
JP Morgan Chase
Deutsche
Citibank
HSBC
AIG
GE
Dell
HP
Netsuite
CISCO
Shell
Chevron
Stridum
Sep 23, 2008, 01:17 PM
CISCO? Where its call center located?
*TubbY*
Sep 24, 2008, 11:08 AM
A lot of people will argue that some on that list are not call centers...
wanderer08
Sep 24, 2008, 11:10 AM
coastal training technologies in ortigas is one
mclaren baby
Sep 24, 2008, 11:45 AM
A lot of people will argue that some on that list are not call centers...
i agree. technically, they're not. but those companies have departments that take care of their customer service, sales, collections, service/order taking, etc which can also be considered as "voice" accounts. therefore, it can also be considered as one. :)
Jolomboy21
Sep 24, 2008, 10:11 PM
Citi is not an in-house call center
daykimmi
Sep 25, 2008, 01:30 AM
http://www.bworldonline.com/BW092408/content.php?id=041
AIG, JPMorgan expanding BPO operations here despite crisis
BY PAOLO LUIS G. MONTECILLO
MARIA ELOISA I. CALDERON
BusinessWorld
September 24, 2008
THE LOCAL outsourcing operations of troubled US insurance firm American International Group (AIG) and financial giant JPMorgan Chase & Co. will continue expanding here despite mounting concerns of a slump in the world’s largest economy.
AIG-Business Processing Services, Inc. (BPSI), which has operations in the Philippines handling all customer service requirements of its parent, said it does not expect demand to slow down. The company is hiring 1,700 more workers for a third business process outsourcing (BPO) site.
"Despite the downturn, there is still a huge opportunity since AIG is still the largest insurance company in the world," AIG-BPSI Chief Executive Officer Chris Duncan-Webb told executives at the Asia CEO Forum in Makati.
In a separate briefing, JPMorgan said it was expanding its BPO operations here to serve its American credit card clientele.
Chase, the New York-based financial giant’s brand for its credit card services, yesterday opened its 14,050-seat call center facility, which will be housed at the New Quad Building in Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City.
The launch marks the first phase of JPMorgan’s expansion plans in the country, five years after it tapped the Philippines for its offshore backroom operations. JPMorgan has been housed at the Philamlife Tower in Makati City since 2003.
Last week, the US Federal Reserve extended a lifeline worth $85 billion in loans — designed to help AIG meet its obligations and prevent its collapse — in exchange for an 80% stake in the company.
Fed officials said they had to act because of AIG’s extensive involvement in financial markets.
Through its insurance, risk and asset management businesses, AIG has dealings with thousands of companies all over the world, so a bankruptcy would have had huge global repercussions.
As a result of the US home loan mortgage crisis, AIG has lost more than $18 billion since the year started. Its share price has fallen by more than 90%.
On the other hand, JPMorgan did not sustain as much damage from the US subprime mortgage mess by avoiding bad mortgage investments and focusing instead on its commercial and retail banking businesses.
AIG’s Mr. Duncan-Webb said the company had set up its third BPO site in Muntinlupa City, which is expected to more than double the company’s employees.
BPSI, which has 1,200 workers now, is planning to add 1,700 more employees when the site opens in December.
He said the company had prepared the site "ahead of the need," in anticipation of higher demand from its parent in the next few years.
Mr. Duncan-Webb said the Philippines "has an incredible future ahead of it, even with its small operations" in the global BPO sector.
He said the country is a good investment site for the long term. The company, he added, is confident that demand for its services from AIG would not slow down.
He also said outsourcing services have evolved into knowledge-based services from regular call center operations.
Mr. Duncan-Webb said AIG would find it hard to bring the outsourced services back to the US, where labor costs are higher.
The insurance firm is a Fortune 500 company that has over a trillion dollars in assets and around 74 million clients in 130 countries.
Meanwhile, JPMorgan said its expansion attests to its increased optimism in the Philippine economy.
"Over the years, JP Morgan will be a top employer here. This marks only the first phase of our expansion in the Philippines. The best is yet to come," Barry E. Marshall, JPMorgan senior country operations officer, said at yesterday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony.
"Our investment in this facility showed that we’ve done well," said Michael J. Looney, JP Morgan card service operations executive.
JPMorgan plans to grow its call center manpower to 24,000 in the long term, starting off with 2,000 by yearend. It now has 1,300 workers.
"It depends on where customer demand is," Mr. Looney said in an interview. "We will need more staff as we grow the business," he added.
The credit card arm of JPMorgan has around 50 million customers in the US. While admitting that it has been a more challenging year — with more Americans defaulting in their loan payments and the widening credit squeeze in the US dampening consumer demand — Mr. Looney was bullish about growing their credit card portfolio.
"We’re not immune to [defaults]. But we’re well positioned to weather the crisis," he said.
JP Morgan has veered away from subprime mortgage-related investments, shielding it from the financial crisis that had led to the collapse of America’s financial market pillars like Lehman Brothers.
The Philippines wants to corner a 10% share of the projected $130-billion BPO market by 2010. Business process outsourcing was a $3.3-billion industry as of 2007, with 120 companies employing at least 200,000 workers.
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killerinstinct
Oct 5, 2008, 09:24 AM
addendum: Intercontinental Hotels Group ( IHG )
howell_pl
Nov 7, 2008, 04:49 AM
eCOST.com
eCost Philippines Services LLC is a in-house contact center/support center of eCost.com (http://www.ecost.com) a popular on-line store in the USA and Canada. It is a subsidiary of PFSweb, Inc. (http://www.pfsweb.com) is a leading business process solutions company based in Plano, Texas USA and has facilities across the USA, Canada and Europe and has recently established office here in the Philippines via its Manila site located in the Ortigas Central Business District.
An exciting career opportunity to join a US based company via its in-house start-up contact center & bpo facility here in Ortigas, CBD
Seasonal Inbound Customer Service Representative (Project Based 3 Months Employment)
(National Capital Reg - Ortigas Business District)
Responsibilities:
* Customer Service Representatives are the foundation of the company. Their main responsibility is to interface with our client’s customers to provide customer service or make sales. Interaction with customer may be via a number of different mechanisms, including: phone, e-mail and web chat.
* Customer Service Representatives will work in a professional environment, using PCs and the telephone to communicate with customers. They are required to be extremely flexible in their work hours, including working during U.S. daytime hours (night in the Philippines).
* All Customer Service Representatives are required to work on a shifting schedule. This entails working eight (8) hours a day (excluding lunch break), 5 days a week, including Holidays. Rest days may or may not fall on Saturdays and Sundays and/or Holidays.
Requirements:
* Candidate must possess at least a Vocational Diploma / Short Course Certificate, Bachelor's/College Degree or Post Graduate Diploma / Master's Degree in any field.
* Required language(s): English.
* At least 1 year(s) of working experience in the related field is required for this position.
* Applicants should be Filipino citizens or hold relevant residence status.
* Preferably 1-4 Yrs Experienced Employees specializing in Customer Service or equivalent.
* Pleasing, Cheerful and Customer Oriented Personality
* 50 Temporary/Contractual Employment (At least 3 Months Employment) positions available.
* TRAINING STARTS NOVEMBER 17, 2008
WHAT WE OFFER:
• Above Industry level compensation
• One of the Highest Night Differential in the Industry (30%)
• Comprehensive Medical Insurance (HMO)
• Comprehensive Life Insurance (GLI)
• Meal Allowance
• Rice Subsidy
• Performance Evaluation Increases
• Opportunity for Career Development
• Company sponsored Team Building Activities
• Employee Recognition Programs
• FUN ENVIRONMENT
Please send all applications via email to the HR Department c/o the Site HR Head Mr. Darwin Rivers (drivers@pfsweb.com) or the HR Department (careers@ecost.com)
Or for faster processing you can walk-in at eCost Philippines Services LLC office located at Unit 2, 4th floor Tycoon Corporate Building, Pearl Drive Ortigas CBD, Pasig City between 3PM-3AM (Monday to Friday).
belacqua
Nov 7, 2008, 08:38 AM
Deutsche is not a call center.
iamshanti
Nov 9, 2008, 11:47 AM
HSBC is an in-house call center. They are hiring for their December classes. Heard their recruitment process is faster now. Visit any of their sites (Commonwealth or Alabang) or visit their website at www.hsbcglobalresourcing.com.
paige4
Dec 1, 2008, 08:49 AM
MISYS has an in-house call center
Brattinela
Dec 3, 2008, 07:06 PM
It would be good to call them BPO companies rather than call centers. BPO companies do several business aside from call centers, they may do back office job, data processing, etc. I believe some companies mentioned above should be called BPO's.
Papichulo168
Dec 3, 2008, 07:43 PM
Add Oracle to that.
Nosebleed sa dami ng training. Buong product stack nila kelangan aralin. Pati product ng mga acquired companies nila. Kaya hindi sila ganun kadali magtanggal ng tao, kaya ang selection process nila mahigpit.
AP_hed
Dec 8, 2008, 07:33 PM
JustFlowers.com
Chaos_Flux
Dec 8, 2008, 08:23 PM
US Autoparts and Servicio Cliente Inc.
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