0 a large office in which a company's employees provide information to its customers, or sell or advertise its goods or services, by phone --
1 an office or business in which employees provide phone support for the customers of one or more companies, or sell or advertise their goods or services by phone: --
a call centre company/industry The expanding call centre company specializes in credit management and debt collection.
The term "putting services on line" covers a multitude of sins—from a telephone call centre to transactions on the internet.
I have toured the facility, which resembles—indeed, in some ways, is—a large call centre.
Depending on local eligibility criteria some landlords make a charge to residents to cover the ongoing cost of the equipment and specialist call centre.
At the same time, they are spending £5 million on new computers and a new call centre.
The utilities, for example, with their high seasonal demand, can spill over from one call centre to another.
There was much background noise: 80 to 100 people were working in the call centre.
For example, a call centre might well be classed as a service business rather than a manufacturing industry, self-evidently.
Meanwhile, the council has found £21 million to spend on other priorities, including a new call centre, while not passporting all the money through to schools.
