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Hi everyone,
This forum is a great meeting point to discuss call center issues.
I am also trying to setup between 5 and 10 seat call center in Karachi, Pakistan.
I have done some research and have found expenses like salaries, rents, VoIP cost, per seat cost, etc.
What I can’t find out is what is the registration process and cost for Gov. of Paksitan?
Do I need any server on my side to work with?
Can I work with ISDN or DSL with 256K data rate?
Thank you in advance for answering my questions.
Sincerley,
Sultan
The registeration process is very simple. If you visit PTCL’s website you will find the complete information. Yes you would require a server at your end that would be connected to your Telephony Gateway with the IP of your ASP assigned to it. I would not recommend DSL. Clearpipe IP or IPLC (if affordable for you) are better solutions for bandwidth.
Regards
– HarrisI’m about to setup a call center in Pakistan. Can you please advise me if VoIP is a good solution or otherwise. I’m absolutely cost concious. Secondly, I shall be gratful if you can tell me what necessary steps be taken and enlight some ideas on methodology.
VoIP is a little shaky in Pakistan. You will at times encounter a delay and voice may also break at times. However, this may vary from solution to solution. I would, if feasible, recommend IPLC. This would assure excellent quality and guaranteed connectivity.
Regards
– HarrisDear Harris:
Thank you for your helpful advise. I am considering IPLC. Would you tell me something on rest of the helf circuit from abroad. I mean which country it is best to get it from and how?
Regards
I’ve checked IPLC quality. It’s awesome. How much does it cost though?
Thanks
Pakistan is Now good market for call center we also get services from VOixs Technologies USA, site address is http://www.voixs.com. They are giving us Dam good services.
Their hardware Bandwidth consumption is so good and technically they are much strong then other one service provider.
Thnaks
SaifI would like to no the standard protocal a lined with starting a call center?
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