Activities of call centres
ISIC v4.0 Code: 822
About activities of call centres
isic code 822 covers the activities of call centres, which play a crucial role in the modern business landscape. Call centres serve as the primary point of contact between organizations and their customers, handling a wide range of tasks such as customer service, sales, and technical support. This industry is a significant contributor to the global economy, providing employment opportunities and facilitating efficient communication between businesses and their client base.
Production process
The key production techniques used in call centre operations involve the utilization of advanced communication technologies, including telephone systems, computer software, and internet-based platforms. Call centre agents are trained to handle a variety of customer inquiries and requests, often following standardized scripts and protocols to ensure consistent and efficient service delivery. Supervisors and managers oversee the operations, monitoring performance metrics and implementing quality assurance measures to maintain high levels of customer satisfaction.
Production inputs
The main inputs required for call centre operations include a reliable telecommunications infrastructure, computer hardware and software, and a skilled workforce. Call centres require access to high-speed internet, telephone lines, and specialized customer relationship management (CRM) systems to facilitate effective communication and data management. Additionally, call centre employees must possess strong communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and a thorough understanding of the products or services offered by the organization.
Production outputs
The primary outputs of call centre activities are the provision of customer service, sales support, and technical assistance to clients. Call centres generate revenue for the organizations they represent by handling inquiries, processing orders, and resolving customer issues. The outputs of call centre operations can be consumed by a wide range of industries, including 46 Wholesale trade, 47 Retail trade, 62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities, and 69 Legal and accounting activities.
Family tree for activities of call centres
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