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Call center:
- Call center is a centralized office which is used for transmitting or receiving a huge volume of requests by phone.
- An outbound call center is worked for telemarketing, political donations, market research, and debt collections.
- An inbound call center is worked by a company to data enquiries from consumers.
- The contact center is a place for centralized handling of individual communications, which including live support software, instant message, letters, email, faxes, and social media.
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