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The latest industry insights & news from CCSI, Specialists in Establishing Contact Centers in Mexico for Debt Collection, Customer Service, Sales, BPO and more.

The latest industry insights & news from CCSI, Specialists in Establishing Contact Centers in Mexico for Debt Collection, Customer Service, Sales, BPO and more.
Call Center Services International (CCSI) is a proud sponsor of the Auto Finance Summit 2019 at the Bellagio, in Las Vegas, October 28th-30th. Stop by our Booth #203 to learn how a Mexico Contact Center can help you improve customer satisfaction and collect more by increasing capacity and reducing cost.
Call Center Services International is one of the main sponsors for the SOCAP International Southwest Regional Chapter at Petco Park in San Diego, CA, on September 25th.
Mexico City is one of the most influential financial countries in the American continent and is globally acknowledged for its economic stability and vast culture. Furthermore, it has the 2nd largest urban population, the biggest in the American continent. Making it the best Nearshore location for Contact Centers, world-class companies have benefited from a large recruitment pool, low-cost labor, low rotation rate, and proximity to the U.S. Here we'll tell you more about the key factors that make Mexico City indeed the best outsourcing destination.
Calculating the right staffing requirement of contact center agents to offer an excellent service for your customer is not an easy task. You probably have a contact center that has grown steadily agent by agent, and you might have the feeling of being under or overstaffed, or maybe your company will have a significant change in department headcount growth. You need to accurately define how many agents you will need.
As we know, there is a large population of Spanish speaking community in the United States, "The significant number of Spanish speakers in the United States places it second among the countries with the largest population of Spanish speakers". According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Hispanic population reached a record 60.6 million in 2019. They are the country’s second largest racial or ethnic group.