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05Aug/20

Customer Experience Outsourcers Launch Intelligent and Self-service Options to Improve Business Outcomes in Europe

August 5, 2020EconomyArticles, Business, business to business, CX, Economic globalization, Economy, frost & sullivan, International business, Offshoring, Outsourcing, Telecommutingsmbale

Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, European Customer Experience Outsourcing Services Market, 2020, reveals that outsourcers are increasingly relying on advanced technologies to meet client requirements in the customer experience (CX) outsourcing services industry. The European market is mature and characterized by demands for specific languages, cultural affinity, and nearshoring. COVID-19 has adversely affected the industry in 2020 and Frost & Sullivan expects total market revenue to reach €16.23 billion, a 7.5% decline. Read more

17Jan/17

Trump Commerce nominee Ross outsourced 2700 jobs

January 17, 2017EconomyAmerican people of German descent, American television, Andy Sullivan, Articles, Business, China, Climate change skepticism and denial, Donald J. Trump, Donald Trump, Donald Trump presidential campaign, Economic globalization, Economy, India, international automotive components group, International business, International trade, Labor, Mexico, North American Free Trade Agreement, Outsourcing, Political positions of Donald Trump, Politics of the United States, The Apprentice, United States, Wilbur L. Ross, Wilbur Rosssmbale

Wilbur Ross, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to run the Department of Commerce, has a long record of outsourcing American jobs, counter to Trump’s message o protecting US jobs as a candidate. Andy Sullivan reports. Continue reading →

18Jan/16

Forbes Billionaires

Just 62 individuals have as much wealth as half of the world’s population: Oxfam

January 18, 2016EconomyArticles, Davos, Economic globalization, Economic inequality, Economy, Glastonbury Festival, Lynn Forester de Rothschild, NEXT MEDIA, Occupy Wall Street, Organizations, Oxfam, Switzerland, We are the 99%, Wealth, World Economic Forumsmbale

Just 62 people have as much wealth as half the planet’s population, according to an Oxfam report, released as politicians and business leaders gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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