NEW DELHI, INDIA – Business process outsourcing (BPO) provider Times BPO has announced a new initiative aimed at supporting startups, young entrepreneurs, and business professionals in establishing call center businesses.
The company plans to provide essential tools and resources to help these new ventures succeed in the competitive call center industry.
Support for new call centers
A key aspect of this initiative, as highlighted in Times BPO’s press release, is the firm’s ability to connect startups with international clients looking for outsourcing vendors in India. Times BPO will leverage its extensive network to facilitate these connections, offering new businesses valuable opportunities to engage with reputable clients.
“Starting a call centre business can be a game-changer for many entrepreneurs,” said Suraj Chauhan, CEO of Times BPO. “With our expertise and network, we aim to make it easier for individuals to enter this industry, create jobs, and contribute to the local economy. By supporting startups and young professionals, we can drive innovation and growth in our community.”
According to Times BPO, their initiative involves minimal costs but promises high and quick returns. The firm also offers a comprehensive support system to ensure the success of new call centers, including assistance with initial setup, operational guidance, and ongoing training programs.
“Our support doesn’t end with the initial setup,” emphasized Ananya Gupta, Head of Training and Development at Times BPO. “We provide continuous training and development programs to help call centres stay updated with industry trends and best practices. Our aim is to ensure that our partners are well-prepared to deliver exceptional service and achieve sustainable growth.”
Through this initiative, Times BPO aims to create numerous job opportunities, thereby reducing unemployment rates and enhancing the standard of living in the community. The establishment of new call centers is expected to have a significant positive impact on the local economy.
