Today, almost everybody has at least one social media account. Most people share stories over the web, post pictures of their delicious-looking meal, update relationship status, and tweet about the latest dance craze. After all, social media is a free commodity, and with the tools’ user-friendliness, it seems that everybody is capable of managing one. So why outsource social media needs if you, ...
Read full articleLast February 20, we at 2nd Office Inc. welcomed our clients who visited all the way from Australia. The visit, which lasted for 3 hours, further strengthened the ties of our companies whose partnership started on November 2012. Upon their arrival, the clients were given a warm welcome—complete with flowers and corsage from the 2nd Office team. During the course of their stay, they saw the 2nd ...
Read full articleIn our previous posts, we've discussed how outsourcing to Philippines is like, and why outsourcing is good for businesses. We have shared useful information about the BPO industry in general, and discussed how Filipinos are as workers. Indeed, the outsourcing industry in the Philippines continually proliferates. On one hand, this is a good thing—it means industry growth & development and ...
Read full articleRecently, the Philippines was ranked as the top global shoring locations for Business Process Outsourcing beating India and China. This is according to a report by multinational real estate advisor Jones Lang LaSalle based on the number of jobs made by investing corporations in shared contact centers, service centers and technical support centers from 2008 up to 2011. It is an amazing feat ...
Read full articleDeliberating Efficiency and Costs of Outsourcing There is a heated argument between outsourcing and in-house business processing. Many are debating whether employees working hundreds of miles away deliver the same performance as those who are just in the other room. Or if the benefits of setting up shop abroad really outweigh the drawbacks. Looking at the current trend, it is obvious ...
Read full articleBusiness Process Outsourcing Philippines after the US elections With the US elections over, President Barrack Obama keeps his seat in the oval office and with it, the continuation of his policies. While the majority of Americans revered his triumph, there are some who feel threatened about what is going to happen in the next few years. One of which is the BPO industry because of growing ...
Read full articleOutsourcing Philippines Millions of people around the world celebrated Barrack Obama’s victory in taking the Presidential office for a consecutive time. On the other hand, the BPO industry is having some worries after speculations of President Obama’s intent of resurrecting talks about the ban on outsourcing spread. His firm stand on bringing jobs back to the American people was received ...
Read full articleBusiness Outsourcing Philippines vs India Even after having only one-tenth of India's population, the Philippines, with 400,000 call center agents manages to lead by 50,000 against its bigger rival according to IBM's recent Global Invesment Locations Database. It also said that the tiny country is also became the more favored destination for other business support services by a huge margin. ...
Read full articleDiamond in the Rough - Workers in the Philippines Filipino Perseverance Amidst Challenging Times Having one of the highest poverty rates in Asia, the Philippines has a 26.5% poverty incidence says the 2009 National Statistics Coordination Board (NCSB) report. What's worse is that most of its people live under a dollar per day. One can easily assume that this densely populated country ...
Read full articleBPO in the Philippines From Small Beginnings The growth of BPO in the Philippines opened new methods for increasing productivity and cut costs for businesses in and out of the country. The Filipino's command of the English language and their familiarity with western culture brought the western world's eyes on to the small archipelago and became a key player in the BPO industry. In the early ...
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