Business

The Shifting Landscape of BPO Services in East Africa: What’s in Demand Right Now

4 min read

East Africa’s BPO market is on track to reach $1.82 billion by 2025, with a growth rate of 6.31% expected to drive expansion across key sectors. The region’s rising significance in customer service outsourcing, IT support, and AI-driven automation is positioning it as a major hub for global outsourcing. As demand increases, countries like Kenya are leveraging their skilled workforce and advanced digital infrastructure to meet the growing needs of businesses worldwide.

Business Kenya Technology

Connecting Kenya: How Expanding Mobile Networks Fuel the Future of Work

3 min read

Imagine a Kenya where anyone, no matter their location, can log in, take calls, and thrive in the digital economy. With 313 more sub-locations set to gain mobile connectivity, opportunities for business, education, and employment—including in the BPO sector—are about to skyrocket!

Business The World

Speed Dating vs. Customer Service: Nailing the First Impression

5 min read

Valentine’s Day reminds us that first impressions are everything—whether it’s speed dating or customer service, you’ve got seconds to make an impact. For businesses, a warm, engaging greeting sets the stage for a strong relationship with your customers. A friendly and personalized tone, much like a charming first date, keeps customers coming back.

In customer service, reading the room, recovering smoothly from mistakes, and leaving customers with a positive farewell are key to turning one-time interactions into lasting connections. This Valentine’s Day, take a cue from speed dating: make every customer feel heard, valued, and eager to engage again

Business

Why Timely Chat Support Matters

2 min read

Bad chat support is like a bad haircut—hard to forget and even harder to fix! Learn how simple etiquette tweaks can turn every chat into a win for your brand and your customers

Business The World

Uganda bets on BPO to solve youth unemployment

3 min read

Uganda is turning to the BPO sector as a key solution to its youth unemployment crisis. With over 75% of its population under 30, the country is facing a growing challenge in providing jobs for its young people. The government is focusing on creating a favorable environment for BPO companies, investing in digital infrastructure and offering youth training programs. Industry leaders believe the BPO sector has the potential to create thousands of jobs, with the right support and investment.