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As part of its cost-cutting measures, the company moved most of its call center operations to alternative offshore locations such as the Philippines, India, and Mexico. . Outsourcing is so effective that even the Big Four banking institutions in the United States have moved some of its operations offshore. Bank of America.
As part of its cost-cutting measures, the company moved most of its call center operations to alternative offshore locations such as the Philippines, India, and Mexico. . Outsourcing is so effective that even the Big Four banking institutions in the United States have moved some of its operations offshore. Bank of America.
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