[kictanet] Kenya changes BPO strategy, striving for efficiency

[peres_were at yahoo.co.uk]

Its great that the govt is looking at outsourcing some of its processes. This will go a long way in building the local BPO sector.
 
However while building capacity let us continue to market the sector. The marketing that was done over the past 5 years is now beginning to yield fruit.   Some big name international players plan to either set up in Kenya or outsource to Kenya. 

These companies would also help to build capacity through skills transfer by partnering with local BPOs in Joint Ventures. It shortens the learning curve.



Peres
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