Question: Which are the largest call centres in the UK?
Which are the largest call centres in the UK?
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RBS Insurance created the World’s largest virtual call centre a couple of years ago – Churchill, Direct Line, NIG, UKi, Privilege, etc.
I guess as businesses focus on efficiency, larger call centres will reduce in size…
Comment by Darren Degiorgio — 13 Aug 2008 @ 3:37 pm
I think that the largest call centres in the UK are Direct Line, Garlands, First Direct, Lloyds TSB and Barclaycard.
Comment by jontypearce — 17 Aug 2008 @ 7:58 pm
Are we talking in terms of single site here or a multi-site virtual contact centre? I’d wager that in terms of VCC capacity, NHS Direct is made up of 36 sites across the country of hub and spoke formation-pretty vast!
Comment by Rob — 22 Oct 2008 @ 5:57 pm
Largest CC in the world is AOL in the Philippines I think. The UK’s biggest is harder because of the tendency to classify distibuted contact centres as single sites when they are not.
Bank of America in Chester is huge, JD Williams in Manchester is suprisingly big as is Homeserve in Walsall.
Comment by Michael Allen — 8 Jun 2009 @ 11:17 am