Contact Center Outsourcing CCO Service Provider Compendium 201

Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO) Service Provider
Compendium 2016
Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO)
Market Report August 2016
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Everest Groups CCO research is based on multiple sources of

proprietary information (page 1 of 2)
1
Proprietary database of 2,500+ CCO contracts (updated annually)

The database tracks the following elements of each CCO contract:
Buyer details including industry, size, and signing region
Contract details including Total Contract Value (TCV), Annualized
Contract Value (ACV), term, start date, service provider FTEs, and
pricing structure
Scope including buyer geography and functional activities
Technology including Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
technology, communication technology, and enabler technology
ownership & maintenance
Global sourcing including delivery locations and level of offshoring
Service providers covered in the analysis
Proprietary database of operational capability of 25+ CCO service

providers (updated annually)
The database tracks the following capability elements for each service
provider
Key leaders
Major CCO clients and recent wins
Overall revenue, total FTEs, and contact center employees
Recent contact center-related developments
CCO revenue split by geography, industry, and client size
CCO delivery locations
CCO service suite
Contact center-related technology capability
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aggregated fashion
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Everest Groups CCO research is based on multiple sources of

proprietary information (page 2 of 2)
3
Buyer surveys and interactions
Global survey and one-on-one executive-level interviews are undertaken to understand how organizations perceive
performance of their CCO provider. The survey/interviews focus on different aspects of an outsourcing relationship including:
Key drivers for outsourcing contact center
Contract details (including process scope, signing year, and duration)
Overall performance of the service provider including key strengths and improvement areas
Detailed assessment of service provider performance across different elements, such as:
Performance against key CCO metrics
Performance across various contact center processes
Performance during the implementation and transition phases
Governance and relationship management

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Table of contents
(page 1 of 2)
Topic
Page no.
Section I: CCO service provider landscape snapshot

Definition of CCO
CCO service provider landscape
Market size and growth
PEAK Matrix for CCO
7
8
10
11
12
Section II: Service provider profiles

Aegis
Alorica
CGI
Concentrix
Conduit Global
Dell Services
EGS
EXL
Firstsource
Genpact
HCL
Hexaware
HGS
HPE
13
14
19
24
29
34
39
44
49
54
59
64
69
74
79
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(page 2 of 2)
Topic
Page no.
Section II: Service provider profiles (continued)

Infosys
Intelenet
Knoah Solutions
Minacs
Sitel
Sutherland Global Services
TCS
Tech Mahindra
Teleperformance
TeleTech
Transcom
Webhelp
Wipro
WNS
Xerox
84
89
94
99
104
109
114
119
124
129
134
139
144
149
154
Appendix
Glossary of key terms
CCO research calendar
References
159
160
162
163
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CCO service provider landscape snapshot
Service provider profiles
Appendix

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Everest Groups definition of the CCO market is centered on

the delivery aspects of customer interaction
Contact center pyramid
Strategy
Value-added services
Operational services
Strategy
Channel management
Customer analytics
Customer retention management
Performance management & reporting
Outbound sales services
Inbound sales services
Order fulfillment and transaction processing
Payment collections
Customer service
Customer interaction technology
Traditional CCO primarily

focused on individual
operational services
Now, value-added services are
increasingly being included in
CCO
Everest Group defines the CCO market to include engagements that primarily support all forms of direct & indirect (or in
support of direct) interactions with customers, external & internal to the buyer organization, involving a structured multichannel and remote communication environment
CCO does not include contact center services embedded within the scope of outsourcing engagements targeting processes
other than customer care such as IT Outsourcing (ITO) or Human Resources Outsourcing (HRO)
Source:
Everest Group (2016)

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We break each element into subprocesses of the customer

interaction value chain
Strategy (in-house)
Contact center sourcing strategy
Alignment of contact center
strategy with corporate strategy
Strategy
Value-added services
Operational services
Strategy
Channel management
Channel mix
Customer data integration and
analysis
Contact handling and routing
Customer analytics
Customer profiling and
segmentation
Big data / social media
monitoring and analysis
Customer satisfaction tracking
Channel management
Customer analytics
Customer retention management
Performance management & reporting
Payment collections
Customer interaction
technology
Technology adoption strategy
Solution hosting, maintenance,
and support
Outbound sales
services
Outbound sales
Telesales
Telemarketing
Data management
Data collection
Data cleansing
and refresh
Inbound sales
services
Inbound sales
Cross- / up-selling
Customer retention
management
Customer lifecycle management
Customer experience
management
Loyalty programs
Customer service
Customer interaction technology
Order fulfillment and

transaction processing
Order management
Order validation
Order entry
Order processing
Order amendment / exception
handling
Product activation
Return/refund/rebate processing
Billing and delivery queries
Payment collections
Early-stage collections
Channel identification
Customer loyalty
maintenance
Late-stage collections
Customer-at-risk analysis
Customized treatment
plan

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Performance management &

reporting
SLA adherence
Key performance metrics
Performance optimization
Operational and management
reporting
Customer service
Outbound service
Query resolution / call-backs
Inbound service
Technology support / helpdesk
Service support
Complaint handling
Call escalation
General query handling
Schedule-related enquiries
General product or service
information requests
9
The service provider landscape for CCO includes CCO

specialists, integrated IT+BPO players, and BPO pure-plays
NOT EXHAUSTIVE
CCO specialists
Predominantly focused on contact

center outsourcing
Do not have a significant play in
other BPO/ITO segments
IT+BPO players
Integrated players that provide

services across ITO and BPO
Have a significant ITO portfolio
beyond BPO

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BPO pure-plays
Have significant presence across

BPO segments (e.g., FAO, PO, and
HRO) beyond CCO
Do not have a significant ITO play
10
Teleperformance and Convergys lead the overall market with

the largest CCO revenue, followed by several other players
more than US$1 billion in revenue
2015 CCO service provider revenue1
Revenue in U.S.$ billion
Growth rate
(2014-2015)
Teleperformance
~3.7
Convergys
~3.0
Atento
~2.0
Sitel
CCO specialists
~1.4
Sykes
~1.3
<5%
~1.0
<5%
EGS
~1.0
<5%
Contax
~0.9
<5%
Webhelp
~0.8
10-15%
HPE
Dell
1
Source:
Sutherland
Webhelp and Capita posted

strong growth on the back of
acquisitions of smaller firms in
Europe
Sutherland witnessed an
above-industry growth on the
back of winning new client
logos and renewing existing
contracts
<5%
~0.6
~0.5
5-10%
~1.6
Capita
High growth for Alorica on the

back of its acquisition of West
Corps CCO business
<5%
~0.7
Xerox
BPO pure-plays
95-100%
TeleTech
Transcom
<5%
15-20%
~1.2
Teleperformance and
Convergys are by far the
biggest CCO service
providers, being the only two
with revenue of US$3 billion or
more
<5%
~1.3
Growth rate
<5%
Concentrix
Alorica
IT+BPO players
<5%
XX%
~1.1
~0.8
<5%
5-10%
10-15%
Aegis
~0.5
<5%
Firstsource
~0.5
<5%
Includes service providers with revenue over US$500 million

Based on operational capability assessment of 30+ service providers; annual reports; Everest Group estimates
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Everest Group PEAK Matrix 2016 CCO market

standings
Performance | Experience | Ability | Knowledge
Everest Group Performance | Experience | Ability | Knowledge (PEAK) Matrix for CCO1
75th
percentile
High
Leaders
Teleperformance
Convergys
Xerox
Capita
Concentrix
TeleTech
EGS
Alorica Sitel
Webhelp Sykes
Transcom
Dell
HGS
Aegis
Minacs
Wipro
HPE
Major Contenders
Firstsource
EXL
TCS
Intelenet
Genpact
HCL
WNS
Tech Mahindra
CGI
Conduit
Global
Knoah
Low
Low
Hexaware
75th percentile
Atento
Contax
25th percentile
Market success
(Revenue, number of clients, and revenue growth)
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Star Performers
Infosys
Aspirants
25th percentile
High
CCO delivery capability

(Scale, scope, technology solutions & innovation, delivery footprint, and buyer satisfaction)
1
Note
Source:
Service providers scored using Everest Groups proprietary scoring methodology given on page 18
Assessment for Atento, Capita, Contax, Convergys, and Sykes excludes service provider inputs on this particular study, and is, therefore, based on Everest
Group estimates, which leverage our proprietary Transaction Intelligence (TI) database, service providers ongoing coverage, public disclosures, and interaction
with buyers
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Appendix

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Aegis (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Aegis is a global outsourcing and technology company focusing on
business outcomes and customer experiences across all touch-points
and channels. Aegis provides a suite of solutions from strategy and
design to implementation and execution. This helps global brands
deliver seamless customer experiences. Aegis operates in 43
locations across nine countries with about 41,000 FTEs.
Key leaders
Sandip Sen, Global CEO
CCO revenue
In US$ million
480
500
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Mumbai, India
0%
Website: www.aegisglobal.com
40,000
40,000
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Data not disclosed
Recent developments
2014: Established a multi-lingual center of excellence in Kuala
Lumpur to meet the growing CCO demand in the region
Source:

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Aegis (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Spanish &
Portuguese
High-cost (4%)
Mediumcost
By process
Others (2%)
7%
24%
Data not disclosed

72%
Low-cost
Indian
languages
40%
51% English
Key CCO investments
Description
Omnichannel CC
solution
Business analytics
IT ticketing support on
mobile
Speech and text
analytics
Source:
Investment type
New service offering
Year of
investment
2015

Internal service capability
2015
2015
2015
Comments
Integrated solution with new technology Bolton and Aegis LISA 2.0
BI on cloud integrated with data from multi-channel solution
Mobile app for end-users to open a ticket with IT service desk / selfservice
option for password unlocking and reset
Innovated and adapted with VISUAL IVR capabilities

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Aegis (page 3 of 5)
CCO client portfolio
CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
North America (6%)

UK (5%)
Latin America
16%
33% MEA
Asia Pacific
40%
By industry
Manufacturing (2%)
Media &
entertainment (3%)
Retail (3%)
Others
4%
Travel & hospitality 5%
Energy & utilities 6%
BFSI
10%
By buyer size
Healthcare (2%)
Technology (2%)
Logistics (1%)
Government /
Public sector (1%)
Data not disclosed
61%
Communications
/telecom
Key contact center engagements

Client name
Region
Client since
Data not disclosed
Source:

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Aegis (page 4 of 5)
CCO location landscape
(XX) Number of centers in each location
CCO delivery locations
UK (1)
Saudi Arabia (2)

Sri Lanka (1)
India (25)
Malaysia (2)
Peru (1)
Argentina (6)
Source:
South Africa (2)
Australia (3)

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Aegis (page 5 of 5)
Everest Group assessment
Measure of capability:
Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Areas of improvement
With good buyer satisfaction levels and appreciable capabilities

across most dimensions, Aegis has emerged as a Major
Contender on the CCO PEAK Matrix
Having set up hubs dedicated to social media, analytics, and
language capabilities, Aegis has made investments to drive
innovation and customer experience
It has also invested in multiple in-house technologies around
analytics, communication technologies, and automation in
recent years, which has allowed it to offer more robust offerings
to clients
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Aegis derives the majority of its revenue from

emerging geographies. While it has built a nascent
presence in the North American market, it can
grow its business in the region to bring in more
value
It is heavily dependent on the telecom industry for
its revenue and should target emerging industries,
such as retail and healthcare, for future growth
In terms of delivery presence too, it can look to
diversify its locations in order to leverage onshore
and nearshore regions better, which can enable
enhanced relationship management as well as
delivery of more complex services

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Alorica (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Founded in 1999, Alorica is a leading business process outsourcing
provider of customer management solutions spanning the entire
customer life cycle. From customer acquisition and sales, customer
care and support, logistics and fulfillment, to social CRM and mobile,
Alorica offers an integrated customer experience across all service
channels.
CCO revenue
In US$ million
1,239
616
2014
Key leaders
Andy Lee, Chairman and CEO
James Molloy, Chief Financial Officer
Art DiBari, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Chris Crowley, Chief Client Officer
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
41,991
17,938
Headquarters: Irvine, California, United States
Website: www.alorica.com
2014
Recent developments
Invested in Center of Analytical Excellence that focuses on data
mining and predictive modeling, operations research, and
advanced analytics
Completed the acquisition of West Corporations agent services
businesses
Invested US$10 million to expand operations in Lipa, the
Philippines
Note
Source:
2015
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
130
64
2014
2015
Notwithstanding the acquisition of EGS by Alorica, both service providers are analyzed separately in this report as it is based on the data collected in 2015
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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By process
8%
Order fulfillment &

transaction
processing (2%)
2%
Outbound
sales service
French
Latin American
4%
11%
Medium-cost
Low-cost
By language
Payment collection
19%
5%
7%
Inbound sales 15%

service
73% High-cost
85%
English
VAS1
49% Customer
Service
21%
Key CCO investments

Investment
Description
type
Year of investment Comments
B2C Rev Gen
Internal
2015
Alorica Outreach is a B2C revenue generation solution that promotes Smart Calls versus cold
calls
Internal
2015
Spectrum
A proprietary workforce management system that includes key features such as forecasting,
multi-skill scheduling, robust reporting, real-time adherence (application that integrates with
ACD), and multiple system integrations (ACD, HR System, and Payroll) for schedule
management of agents
2015
Center of Analytical Internal
Center of Analytical Excellence is a dedicated team of higher education graduates and
Excellence
postgraduates who work as internal consultants for process optimization using data mining &
predictive modeling, operations research, and advanced analytics
1
Source:
Includes channel management, customer analytics, customer retention management, and performance management & reporting
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
LATAM
APAC
6%
10%
14%
83%
North America

Client name
Fortune 500 media & entertainment company
Fortune 500 financial services company
Fortune 500 telecommunications client
Fortune 500 cable provider
Fortune 500 telecommunications company
Global consumer electronics company
Source:
By industry
Travel &
hospitality (2%)
Energy and utilities (2%)
Government /
Manufacturing (1%)
Public sector (2%)
Technology
6%
Healthcare 8%
30% Communications/
telecom
Retail 9%
BFSI
By buyer size
US$1-5 billion
15%
24%
36%
<US$1
23%
billion
>US$10
billion
26%
Media & entertainment
Region
Multiple regions
United States and Mexico
Multiple regions
Multiple regions
Multiple regions
Multiple regions
US$5-10 billion
Client since
1996
1998
2000
2003
2008
2009

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CCO delivery location
U.S. (55)
Mexico (1)
Honduras (1)
Jamaica (1)
Dominican Republic (2)
Philippines (6)
Brazil (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Alorica is a Leader and a Star Performer on the CCO PEAK

Matrix
Its strong revenue growth is driven by a combination of both
inorganic growth from the West CCO acquisition and also
organic growth driven by expanding scope & scale with legacy
Alorica clients
It has strong capabilities in value-added services and non-voice
channels, both of which are driving growth in the CCO sphere
It has a diversified presence across various industries such as
retail, healthcare, and media & entertainment
Alorica has also diversified and added small- and mediumsized buyers to its client portfolio, helping it mitigate any
concentration risk in the future
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It continues to rely on North America for the

majority of its revenue and can look towards
markets in Europe, Middle East, and Latin America
for future growth
It would benefit from expanding its language
capabilities across Asian and European languages
and derive more business from these regions
It has a limited delivery presence in low-cost
regions and can consider moving some portion of
its workforce to those regions for a more robust
delivery mix

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CGI (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Founded in 1976, CGI is one of the largest IT and business process
services providers in the world, delivering business consulting,
systems integration, and managed services. With 65,000
professionals in 40 countries, CGI has a deep commitment to
providing innovative services and solutions.
Key leaders
Serge Godin, Founder and Executive Chairman of the Board
Michael Roach, President and CEO
Headquarters: Montreal, Canada
CCO revenue
In US$ million
N/A
N/A
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Website: www.cgi.com
2,473
3,240
2014
2015
10
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Focused on Manila to provide CCO services in multiple European
languages through offshore-based native speakers
Source:

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CGI (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
By process
Payment
collection
Low-cost
20%
20%
Data not disclosed
80%
Customer
service
High-cost
Order
fulfillment and
40%
transaction
processing
40%
Key CCO investments
Description
New digital BPS IP
Source:
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2016
Comments
CGI is investing in digital processes including technology, staffing, and delivery locations for
customer contact center opportunities

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CGI (page 3 of 5)
CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
Continental Europe
By industry
By buyer size
Energy & utilities
5%
BFSI
Healthcare
10%
10%
20%
Data not disclosed

60% Government /
public sector
95%
North America
Client name
The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs
Connect for Health Colorado
Source:
Region
North America
North America
Client since
2006
2013

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CGI (page 4 of 5)
U.S. (7)
Spain (1)
Portugal (1)
India (2)
Philippines (1)
Source:

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CGI (page 5 of 5)
Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Buyer
satisfaction
Market success
CGI is an Aspirant on the CCO PEAK Matrix

It has successfully remodeled the Atlas 360 platform, which has
been used so far to serve Federal Government clients, to now
serve healthcare clients as well
Source:
Overall
It has limited scope and delivery with nascent

market penetration
CGIs primary focus in the United States is the
public sector, resulting in a limited scope. It can
look at leveraging its experience and expand in
other industries within the United States for growth
opportunities
It has limited exposure in value-added services
and can consider increasing its capabilities and
business in these services to drive growth
It can leverage its IT+BPO legacy to develop a
broader set of solutions around customer
analytics, social media, automation, and
omnichannel solutions

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Concentrix (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Concentrix is a global business process services provider. It partners with its
clients to deliver end-to-end customer engagement services, technology
innovations, analytics, process optimization, and business improvements.
Based in 25 countries with a staff of more than 70,000 spread across 90
locations who speak 40+ languages, Concentrix offers industry expertise
across major verticals.
CCO revenue1
In US$ million
1,100
2014
Key leaders
Chris Caldwell, President
Jyllene Miller, SVP, Marketing & Client Engagement
Rick Rosso, SVP Global Sales & Account Management
Winnie Sun, SVP, Global Operations and Delivery Leader
Philip Cassidy, SVP, Global Application development & Solutions
1,400
2015
Scale of CCO1
Number of FTEs
54,000
70,000
Headquarters: California, United States

Website: www.concentrix.com
Recent developments
2015: Expanded design thinking methodology into organization from
consulting COE
2015: Expanded global client relationship scorecard and invested in
industry-specific innovation councils for 2016
2015: Investments in vertical strategy executive leadership to lead service
offering & thought leadership expansion
1
Note:
Source:
2014
2015
350
375
2014
2015
CCO client base1

Number of clients
Based on Everest Group estimates, which leverage our proprietary Transaction Intelligence (TI) database, service providers ongoing coverage, public
disclosures, and interaction with buyers
Notwithstanding the acquisition of Minacs by Concentrix, both service providers are analyzed separately in this report as it is based on the data collected in 2015
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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
By process
Data not disclosed
Data not disclosed
Data not disclosed
Key CCO investments

Description
Consulting practice expansion
Technology innovation
partnerships
WAH (Work-at-Home)
Source:
Investment type
Internal
Partnership
Year of investment Comments

Expanded based on geography, competency, and vertical
2015
2015
Pilots with leading automation, robotics, and as-a-service-platforms
Internal
2015
Technology enhancement & global expansion

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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
LATAM
MEA
5% 5%
UK
By industry
25%
APAC
20%
Continental 20%
Europe
25%
North
America
By buyer size
Healthcare
Retail
Consumer
Manufacturing 5%5%
electronics
20%
5%
Travel &
hospitality 10%
Data not disclosed
Government / 10%
20% BFSI
public sector
10%
15%
Communications
Hi-tech
/media

Client name
Region
Client since
Data not disclosed
Source:

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90 centers across 25 countries
Canada
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
U.S.
UK
Slovakia
Bulgaria
China
Saudi Arabia
India
UAE
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Colombia
Malaysia
Singapore
Japan
South Korea
Hong Kong
Philippines
Brazil
Australia
Uruguay
New Zealand
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With strong revenue growth in 2015, a broad scope, and high

buyer satisfaction, Concentrix is a Leader on the CCO PEAK
Matrix
It has a well-distributed revenue mix by geography and
industry, covering clients from all major regions and industries
It also derives a significant part of its revenue from non-voice
channels such as email and chat
It has invested in partnerships in areas such as customer
journey experience, automation, and robotics
With the IBM integration near completion, Concentrix will now
apply its resources to execute the vision of the firm
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It has a low-cost-centric delivery model with the

majority of its FTEs present in low-cost locations,
which can affect its ability to target certain
opportunities. It can look at expanding its delivery
presence in medium- and high-cost locations to
offer a more balanced delivery solution
Buyers cite customer insights and analytics as an
area of further improvement

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Conduit Global
CCO overview
(page 1 of 5)
Company overview
Conduit Global is an independent and fully integrated BPO company
with expertise in multi-channel contact center, back-office support,
cloud services, and thought leadership / consulting. The company has
hubs in eight countries on four continents, serving over 100 million
consumers.
Key leaders
Jim Farnsworth, President
Michelle Castillo, EVP, Global Operations and Client Services
Lou Lanava, SVP, Global Business Development
Glenn Haddock, Chief Technology Officer
CCO revenue
In US$ million
N/A
N/A
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
4,567
Headquarters: New York, United States
3,904
Website: http://www.conduitglobal.com
2014
2015
14
12
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
2015: Partnered a Mexican homegrown contact center, based in
the Baja region, to provide nearshore bilingual capacity
2015: Partnered with Touch Commerce to allow Conduit Global to
provide its clients (and their consumers) with the highest calibre
chat technology
Source:

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Conduit Global
CCO capabilities
(page 2 of 5)
Split of CCO FTEs

Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Spanish
By process
Other services
2%
Low-cost
8%
27%
73%
High-cost
98%
92%
Customer
care
English
Key CCO investments
Description
Refresh of all network
equipment
Strategic alliance with
Mexican outsourcing
vendor in the Baja
California region
Renovation of the
Philippines site
Source:
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Partnership
2015
Internal
2015
Comments
Part of Conduit Global's regular maintenance program designed to ensure the highest quality
technology capabilities for their clients
Entered into a partnership with a leading Mexican homegrown contact center based in Tijuana to
provide nearshore and bilingual capacity
Made investments to renovate delivery center in the Philippines

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Conduit Global (page 3 of 5)

CCO revenue mix1
US$ million
By geography
By industry
Government /
Public sector(3%)
Asia Pacific
Others (5%)
Healthcare
14%
North
America
Energy & 19%

utilities
3%
59%
Communications
/telecom

Client name
NHS Direct
British Gas
NYC311
Xerox
Tennessee Carriers
Source:
15%
36%
62%
<US$1 billion
US$1-5 billion
2%
UK/
Europe
By buyer size
Region
EMEA
EMEA
North America
EMEA / North America
North America
82%
>US$10 billion
Client since
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Ireland (3)
U.S. (3)
UK (3)
Austria (1)
Morocco (1)
Mexico (1)
Philippines (2)
Mauritius (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Buyer
satisfaction
Market success
Conduit Global is an Aspirant on the CCO PEAK Matrix

It has seen appreciable growth from non-voice channels,
especially social media
Delivery presence across high-cost locations allows it to deliver
voice services with a native touch
The firm is investing in future growth, including new
management talent involving CCO veterans
Buyers cite flexibility and adaptability as key strengths
Source:
Overall
It is a smaller player with limited geographic reach

Almost all of Conduit Globals work is in customer
service. It must expand in other areas, especially
value-added services, to drive growth and diversify
its business
It is reliant on North America and United Kingdom
for majority of its revenue, exposing it to
concentration risk
It can look at expanding its language capabilities
beyond English

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Dell Services
CCO overview
(page 1 of 5)
Company overview
Dell Services, part of Dell, Inc., is a global provider of business
process management services. The wide range of services includes
customer service consulting, contact center technology consulting,
customer experience management, business process transformation,
outsourcing & offshore solutions, reengineering & productivity
improvement, multi-channel communications, and automation
consulting.
Key leaders
Tanvir Ali Khan, Vice President and Global Head of Dell BPO
CCO revenue
In US$ million
460
484
2014
2015
12,176
12,656
2014
2015
140
144
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarter:
Global corporate headquarters Round Rock, Texas
Dell Services Organization Plano, Texas
Website: www.dell.com/bpo
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent development
2015: Invested in sales practioners in geographies, solution
architects & practice / new offerings, and marketing efforts
Source:

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Dell Services (page 2 of 5)

CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
Medium-cost
By language
By process
Portuguese
Spanish
5%
9%
European
languages 9%
22%
50% Low-cost
High-cost 28%
Asian 12%
languages
65%
English
Order fulfillment and transaction processing (3%)

Payment collections (2%)
VAS1
4%
Inbound sales
services 13%
46% Technical
support
Customer 32%
service
Key CCO investments
Description
Delivery center
capacity
Innovation lab
Dell AFTE solution
1
Source:
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Partnership
2015
Internal
2015
Comments
Additional capacity / square-foot space for growth of new business in Gurgaon, Oklahoma City,
and Bowling Green sites
Dell Services partnered with a leading customer interactions company to develop innovation labs
and showcase centers in Dell Services facility to provide cutting edge technology innovation in
the customer analytics space
A new release and product upgrade in Dell Services business process management automation
engine. The tool brings in robotic automation of standardized manual tasks
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
MEA
UK
LATAM
Continental
Europe
5%
8%
North
44% America
14%
By industry
Travel &
Government / public sector (2%)
hospitality (2%)
Energy & utilities(2%)
Others (2%)
Retail (2%)
Communications/
Manufacturing
3%
telecom
4%
BFSI
5%
Healthcare 16%
14%
62%
Technology
15%
By buyer size
<US$1 billion
20%
30%
US$5-10
billion
25%
25%
APAC
Client name
Health insurance company
Healthcare services company
Region
United States
United States
United States
United States
United States
United States
United States
United States
U.S. energy major

State-based health insurance exchange company
Global aerospace leader
Life insurance company
Source:
US$1-5
billion
>US$10
billion
Client since
1999
2003
2003
2008
2008
2011
2011
1999

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Scotland (1)
Ireland (2)
UK (1)
France (1)
U.S. (9)
Denmark (1)
Germany (1)
Slovakia (1)
Romania (1)
China (3)
Morocco (1)
Qatar (1)
Mexico (1)
Panama (1)
Japan (1)
India (7)
Malaysia (2)
Philippines (2)
Brazil (2)
South Africa (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With robust delivery capabilities and a reasonably good client

base, Dell Services is a Major Contender on the CCO PEAK
Matrix
Leveraging its IT legacy and expertise from other areas within
BPS, Dell Services is expanding its CCO base and adding new
clients by offering end-to-end operation solutions
It has established significant market presence across all major
geographies and has a well-distributed portfolio of clients
across different buyer sizes
Dell Services is using its capabilities in automation and robotics
to improve its overall contact center efficiency and reduce
human involvement in redundant tasks
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It is heavily focused on the technology industry

and would benefit from expanding its business in
other industries to have a more balanced and
diversified portfolio
It derives a considerable portion of its revenue
from technical support services, but could enhance
these by bundling capabilities in value-added
services such as customer retention management
and customer analytics
Further expansion into non-voice channels such as
social media and chat offer underpenetrated
revenue opportunities

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EGS (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Expert Global Solutions (EGS) is a global customer service
organization, delivering outsourced solutions for customer and
financial care. EGS has over 40,000 employees in more than 70
locations across 11 countries.
Key leaders
Bob Segert, President and Chief Executive Officer
Jack Jones, Executive Vice President, Chief Client Officer
John Cubbin, Executive Vice President, Chief Information Officer
Tom Erhardt, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
Tom Arnst, Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer
Mark Serdar, Executive Vice President, Chief Global Support
Officer
CCO revenue
In US$ million
996
1,040
2014
2015
40,262
39,600
2014
2015
139
149
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Plano, Texas, United States

Website: www.egscorp.com
CCO client base
Number of clients
Recent developments
2015: Added new centers across the Philippines, the United
States, and Guatemala
2015: Made investments in communication technologies such as
call routing and audio recording
Note
Source:
Notwithstanding the acquisition of EGS by Alorica, both service providers are analyzed separately in this report as it is based on the data collected in 2015
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EGS (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Others (1%)
Spanish
Medium-cost
17%
15%
Payment
18%
collection
46% High-cost
Low-cost
By process
Customer
transaction processing
retention
Outbound
management
4%
sales (2%)
10%
46%
Customer
care
38%
84%
English
20%
Inbound sales
services
Key CCO investments

Investment
Description
type
Data center colocation Internal
/ infrastructure refresh
Work at Home
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Social media CRM
Internal
2015
Global expansion
Scale
2015
Source:
2015
Comments
Relocation of EGS-hosted data centers to outsourced colocation facilities
Expansion of BYOD (Bring your own device) work-at-home environment
Builds upon CRM capabilities by leveraging social media channels. It enables a business to
connect to their customers conversations and relationships from social networking sites, and
bring that intelligence into the CRM process
Added new centers across the Philippines, the United States, and Guatemala

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EGS (page 3 of 5)
CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
LATAM
By industry
Media &
entertainment (3%)
Travel &
Technology
hospitality (1%)
6%
BFSI
Communi8%
29% cations/
Retail 8%
telecom
UK (1%)
12%
APAC 19%
68%
North America
Energy & 9%
utilities
11%
Logistics
By buyer size
US$5-10 billion
<US$1 billion
5%5%
US$1-5 billion
10%
25%
80% >US$10 billion
Healthcare

Client name
Region
Client since
Data not disclosed
Source:

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EGS (page 4 of 5)
Canada (7)
UK (1)
U.S. (47)
Mexico (1)
Guatemala (3)
Panama (3)
Antigua (1)
Philippines (10)
Uruguay (1)
Source:
Australia (2)

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EGS (page 5 of 5)
Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
On the back of its broad scale & scope, and the addition of new
client logos, EGS has emerged as a Major Contender on the
CCO PEAK Matrix for 2016
It has a balanced shoring mix with presence across low-, mid-,
and high-cost delivery locations
It has a significant exposure to emerging industries such as
healthcare and retail, which should help it tap new clients in
these growing sectors
It has internally made a number of technology-related
investments in the last 12 months to build on its capabilities
and offer a more robust set of solutions to its clients
The structural realignment it has undergone in the past year will
enhance EGSs ability to present a compelling story to the
market
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Most of EGS business is driven by large-sized

clients. Adding mid- and small-sized buyers to its
portfolio can fuel its growth
It has a limited presence in chat and social media
services and can target these channels for driving
higher revenue
Buyers expect EGS to allocate more resources for
its support teams to enable higher quality of work

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EXL (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
EXL is an operations management and analytics company. EXL
serves the insurance, healthcare, banking & financial services,
utilities, travel, transportation, and logistics industries. Headquartered
in New York, EXL has more than 24,000 professionals in locations
throughout the United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America, Australia,
and South Africa.
Key leaders
Rohit Kapoor, Vice Chairman and CEO
Pavan Bagai, President and COO
Jaideep Pradhan, SVP and Country Manager, Philippines
CCO revenue
In US$ million
285
N/A
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
9,167
Website: www.exlservice.com
N/A
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
2015: Opened a delivery center in Cape Town, South Africa, to
provide voice and BPO services for UK clients
2015: Partnered with Carvajal Tecnologia y Servicios, a subsidiary
of Carvajal S.A., to set up delivery centers in Bogot and Cali,
Colombia, to provide bilingual (Spanish and English) services
Source:
31
N/A
2014
2015

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EXL (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
High-cost (1%)
Medium-cost (<1%)
Others (1%)
By process
Payment
collection
5%
8%
33%
VAS1 + 26%
others
98%
99%
28%
Low-cost
English
Customer service
Order
fulfillment
and
transaction
processing
Key CCO investments
Description
Innovation lab
RPM Direct
Delivery expansion
1
Source:
Investment
type
Internal
Acquisition
Scale
Year of
investment
2015
2015
2015
Comments
State-of-the-art executive innovation lab for client showcasing
Acquired Insurance-focused analytics firm RPM Direct and its extensive consumer database
Expanded scale of operations in South Africa and Colombia
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EXL (page 3 of 5)
CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
Technology (1%)
Continental Europe
Media & entertainment (1%)

Others
Travel & hospitality
1%
4%
Logistics 9%
UK 24%
North
America
<US$1 billion
US$1-5 billion
7%
44% BFSI
Healthcare 16%
75%
By buyer size
6%
10%
US$5-10 19%
billion
65%
>US$10
billion
18%
Energy & utilities

Client name
Large UK energy and home services company
American multinational financial services corporation
Leading commercial & industrial equipment rental & leasing company
Source:
Region
United Kingdom
United States
United States
Client since
2006
2010
2014

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EXL (page 4 of 5)
Czech Republic (1)

Romania (1)
U.S.(1)
India (17)
Philippines (5)
Colombia (2)
South Africa (1)
Source:

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EXL (page 5 of 5)
Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With the addition of new client logos and strong revenue

growth, EXL has emerged as a Major Contender and a Star
Performer on the CCO PEAK Matrix
EXL is known for its deep domain knowledge in BFSI and
advanced analytics capabilities, and it has successfully
leveraged these capabilities to drive business on the CCO front
It has also made a number of internal investments, as well as
acquisitions in the last 12-18 months to build a strong suite of
technology capabilities in areas such as RPA, analytics, and
omnichannel solutions
Buyers cite its cohesive style of working and commitment as its
key strengths
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Most of its workforce is based out of India and the

Philippines. Expanding its capacity in high- and
medium-cost locations is recommended
EXL is primarily focused towards buyers in North
America and United Kingdom, but could look
towards other geographies to expand its business
Expansion of language capabilities beyond English
ought to be considered in order to target new
clients

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Firstsource (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Firstsource is a global provider of BPM services across banking and
financial services, telecommunications, media & entertainment, and
healthcare industries.
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Key leaders
Rajesh Subramaniam, MD and CEO
Dinesh Jain, President & CFO
Gavin Snell, President, Customer Management
497
480
2014
2015
25,285
23,808
2014
2015
100
100
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs

Website: www.firstsource.com
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Firstsource made a strategic investment in Nanobi, a Bengalurubased analytics company
Source:

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
By process
Indian
languages
20%
High-cost
33%
Data not disclosed

67%
Low-cost
80%
English
Key CCO investments
Description
Analytics start-up
Nanobi
MRES
Source:
Investment
type
Merger &
acquisitions
Internal
Year of
investment
2014
Comments
Firstsource has invested in an analytics start-up, Nanobi
2014
Revenue Management Cycle Product Suite for the healthcare sector

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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
Communications
/telecom
APAC
BFSI
8%
UK
37%
By buyer size
<US$1 billion
15%
22%
55%
39%
North
America
Healthcare
35%
>US$10 20%
billion
US$5-10
billion
39%
30%
US$1-5 billion

Client name
Sky
Airtel
Global banking company
Lloyds Banking Group
Molina
Source:
Region
United Kingdom
India
United States and United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United States
Client since
2001
2008
2008
N/A
N/A

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UK (6)
U.S. (16)
India (20)
Philippines (3)
Sri Lanka (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With appreciable capabilities across most dimensions and a

healthy revenue & client base, Firstource is a Major Contender
on the CCO PEAK Matrix
It has a balanced portfolio of clients, with small-, medium-, and
large-sized buyers all adding significantly to the overall revenue
It has a significant presence in the healthcare vertical and is
among the top five players in the industry
It derives a significant proportion of its revenue from chat and
email
It is driving higher profitability through termination of several low
or negative margin accounts and is focusing on high-value
relationships
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It is currently focused on developed markets and

can look into tapping new business from emerging
geographies such as Asia Pacific, Latin America,
and Middle East & Africa
It is majorly focused on healthcare, telecom, and
BFSI, but would benefit from exposing itself to
other industries as well
It is largely absent from medium-cost regions and
can consider moving some portion of its workforce
to these locations for a more robust delivery mix
Buyers expect higher responsiveness and
timeliness from Firstsource

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Genpact (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Genpact is a global provider of business process management and
technology services with a focus on helping clients transform and run
business processes and operations. The company provides
customer service solutions that range from new business application
processing to high-end analytics, voice to non-voice, and inbound to
outbound, enabling a wide range of business process offerings to
clients across all major industries.
Key leaders
Tiger Tyagarajan, President and CEO
Shantanu Ghosh, SVP, CFO Services & Consulting
Akash Singh, Associate Director, Multi-Channel Contact Centers,
BPS Technology Vertical
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Data not disclosed
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
14,090
15,000
2014
2015
66
70
2014
2015

Website: www.genpact.com
Recent developments
2015: Partnered with Arria, a company that automatically creates
language narratives from complex data sources, for dynamic
scripting for contact center agents
2015: Acquired Endeavour, a firm having expertise in mobile
consulting and systems integration (mCSI), with a strong track
record of building scalable and sustainable mobile solutions
Source:
CCO client base

Number of clients

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
European
languages
Spanish &
Portuguese
High-cost
Medium-cost
6%
By language
Others (<1%)
4%
12%
15%
Asian
languages
Customer
52% service
13%
70%
79%
Low-cost
By process
Inbound sales services (6%)
Order fulfillment
and transaction
VAS1 + other
processing (1%)
services 13%
English
28%
Payment
collection
Key CCO investments
Description
Endeavour
Investment
type
Acquisition
Year of
investment
2015
Neural Chat
Internal
2015
MCAS
Internal
2015
1
Source:
Comments
Acquired Endeavour to expand Genpact's digital transformation capabilities and services in
mobility across encompassing strategy, design, implementation, and testing across the mobile
value chain
A cognitive solution to support agents during live chat interactions, and eventually voice
interactions. This solution provides an intelligence augmentation solution to better guide the
agents responses and anticipate next actions
A multi-channel, single platform for agents across multiple communication modes with a modular
architecture and common business logic across channels
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CCO revenue mix1
US$ million
By geography
Continental Europe (2%)
LATAM
MEA (1%)
UK
4%
5%
APAC
30%
By industry
Manufacturing (3%)
Communications
Travel & hospitality (1%)
/telecom (3%)
Others (3%)
Retail
US$5-10 billion
8%
US$1-5 billion
4%
12%
Healthcare 14%
58% North
America
By buyer size
57% BFSI
15%
<US$1
billion
16%
64%
Technology

Client name
Global bank servicing U.S. credit card label
Retail arm of an American multinational investment banking and financial services corporation
One of the world's largest and highest valued semiconductor chip makers
Indian arm of one of the largest global conglomerates
A leading U.S. retail bank
Source:
Region
United States
United States
India
India
United States
>US$10
billion
Client since
2008
2015
2015
2015
2015

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Netherlands (1)
Poland (4)
Romania (4)
U.S. (3)
Mexico (1)
Source:
UAE (1)
Guatemala (1)
India (13)
China (2)
Philippines (5)

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With appreciable revenue and client growth, Genpact is a Major

It is expanding its business in non-voice channels and has a
presence across chat, email, and social media
It has established its market presence across all major
geographies and industries
It has strong language capabilities, which offers the potential for
Genpact to become a truly global player
With investments in analytics in recent years, Genpact now
derives some of its revenue from value-added services
including customer analytics, and has a potential to grow in this
area
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Majority of its workforce is present in low-cost

locations. It can consider expanding its delivery
capabilities in medium- and high-cost locations to
offer a more robust delivery solution
It derives the majority of its revenue from the BFSI
industry and can consider expanding business in
other industries that are already strong in the
overall Genpact portfolio
Most of Genpacts clients are large-sized buyers. It
can look towards expanding its business by
targeting the growing segments of medium- and
small-sized buyers

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HCL (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Overview
HCL Technologies is a global IT services company. HCL Technologies,
along with its subsidiaries, operates out of 32 countries and has
consolidated revenue of US$6.2 billion. HCL focuses on
transformational outsourcing, underlined by innovation and value
creation, offering an integrated portfolio of services including
BEYONDigital, IoT WoRKS, Engineering Services Outsourcing, and
Next-Generation IT Outsourcing that focuses on transformation-led
integrated infrastructure services, applications services, and business
services.
Key leaders
Shiv Nadar, Chairman and Chief Strategy Officer
Anant Gupta, President and CEO
Anoop Tiwari, Corporate Vice President & Head Business
Services
Headquarters: Noida, India
Website: www.hcltech.com
Recent developments
Focus on synergies between technology & business processes for
operational excellence and enhanced customer experience
Invested in cloud-based platforms and extended offerings in digital
area for managing various types of content and financial
transactions
HCL has added robotics solution to advance machine learnings
and artificial intelligence
Developed BPaaS model for contact center operations
Source:
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Data not disclosed
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
6,340
6,910
2014
2015
18
20
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Others
Medium-cost
4%
3%
High-cost
25%
72%
Low-cost
96%
English
By process
VAS1 + other
services (5%)
Outbound sales service
Inbound
5%
sales services
7%
Customer
Payment
14%
48%
service
collections
21%
Key CCO investments

Investment
type
Partnership
Year of
investment
2015
Cloud-based software
platform
Partnership
2015
Robotic process
automation solution
Dry ICE Automation
Internal
2014
Internal
2015
Description
Cloud contact center
suite
Source:
Comments
Made investments and white-labelled a cloud-based contact center suite that includes ondemand ACD, multimedia interactions, centralized scripting, agent screen pop up, real-time
dashboards, and historical reporting
The tool helps in streamlining the development, analysis, and delivery of best practices,
knowledge, guidelines for service delivery, and guided resolution through both agent-facing and
self-service tools
Robotic process automation software solution for automating the identified redundant tasks
End-to-end IT infrastructure automation solution, currently with 28 defined subsets to impact
various levers of automation

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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
APAC
10%
UK
35%
20%
By industry
Continental
Europe
Media & Healthcare (2%)

entertainment
Manufacturing (1%)
Retail 5%
6%
BFSI
7%
Technology 9%
10%
35%
North America
By buyer size
Energy &
utilities
<US$1 billion
10%
US$5-10
billion 14%
45%
60%
Communications
/telecom

Client name
American multinational telecommunication company
Global automobile manufacturer & distributor
Leading global provider of business information solutions and legal database to professionals in law firms and
corporations
Global leader in education publishing
Largest fixed-line telecommunications network
American multinational corporation specializing in Internet-related services
North Americas largest energy suppliers of electricity, natural gas, and related services
Leading U.S. provider of healthcare services and medical equipment
Source:
US$1-5
billion
>US$10
billion
31%
Region
United States
India
United Kingdom
Client since
2001
2005
2007
United States
Ireland
United States
United State & Canada
United States
2008
2011
2012
2014
2015

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Northern Ireland (1)

Ireland (1)
UK (1)
Poland (1)
U.S. (3)
India (6)
Mexico (1)
China (2)
Philippines (2)
Brazil (2)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With a healthy revenue growth rate and a focus on technology

& innovation, HCL is a Major Contender on the CCO PEAK
Matrix
Leveraging its IT-BPO capabilities, HCL has developed a
strong portfolio of solutions around contact center technology,
which is helping it reduce agent training time and drive
efficiency in its operations
It derives a significant portion of its revenue from non-voice
channels such as chat, email, and social media
Buyers cite the understanding of business requirements and
operational excellence as its key strengths
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It can look towards expanding its language

capabilities beyond English to add new clients from
non-English speaking regions
It is reliant on the telecom industry for the majority
of its revenue, and can look towards expanding its
business in other industries as well
It would benefit by expanding the scope of valueadded services within its operations to offer a more
complete set of solutions

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Hexaware (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Hexaware is a global provider of IT, BPS, and consulting services.
The company focuses on key domains such as banking, financial
services, capital markets, healthcare, insurance, travel, transportation,
logistics, hospitality, manufacturing, and consumer.
Key leaders
Atul Nishar, Chairman
P R Chandrasekar, Vice Chairman
R Srikrishna, Chief Executive Officer
Chinmoy Banerjee, Global Head, BPS
CCO revenue
In US$ million
5.2
2.8
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs

1,076
Website: www.hexaware.com
625
2014
2015
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Entered into a strategic partnership with Blue Prism, UiPath, and
Work Fusion to offer automation-led BPS offerings to customers
Source:

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
European languages (4%)
Medium-cost
10%
By process
Outbound sales
services
Order fulfillment
and transaction
processing
5%5%
Customer
retention
management
90%
Low-cost
96%
20%
Inbound sales
services
49%
Customer
service
21%
English
Key CCO investments
Description
Robotic process
automation
Investment
type
Partnership
UiPath and Workfusion Partnership
Source:
Year of
investment
2015
2016
Comments
Hexaware has entered into a strategic partnership with Blue Prism, a developer of robotic
process automation software to transform support processes by enabling rapid automation of
manual, rules-based, and back-office administrative processes through RPA
Hexaware has partnered with two automation software companies to provide robotics-led
solutions that are cost-effective

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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
North
America (1%)
LATAM
3%
EMEA
25%
Healthcare (1%)
Energy & utilities
6%
Travel &
hospitality
71%
By buyer size
38%
>US$10 billion
17%
US$5-10 billion
17%
55%
APAC
<US$1 billion
33%
33%
US$1-5 billion
Communications
/telecom
Client name
Region
Client since
Data not disclosed
Source:

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Russia (1)
India (3)
Mexico (1)
Source:
China (1)

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Hexaware is an Aspirant on the PEAK Matrix

Instead of targeting traditional contact center business based
around labor arbitrage, Hexaware is acquiring new clients by
leveraging its IT capabilities and offering digital and automation
solutions
It has high presence in non-voice channels such as social
media, and has also seen appreciable growth in value-added
services in recent years
It is also looking to expand its footprint in new geographies and
has gained a foothold in new markets such as United Kingdom,
Middle East & Africa, and Latin America
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It has limited scope and market success

Majority of its workforce is based out of India. It
can consider expanding its delivery capabilities in
high- and medium-cost locations to offer a more
robust delivery mix to its clients
It derives the majority of its revenue from the
telecom and travel & hospitality industries. It must
target new industries to gain experience and fuel
the growth of its CCO business
It can look to build its language capabilities beyond
English to acquire clients in new regions

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HGS (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
HGS, part of the multi-billion dollar conglomerate Hinduja Group,
provides business outsourcing solutions that include back-office
processing, contact center services, and integrated IT solutions. HGS
currently serves clients across sectors such as healthcare, insurance,
banking & financial services, consumer products,
telecommunications, technology, and media.
Key leaders
Partha De Sarkar, CEO
Kathy Hamburger, President, United States
Matthew Vallance, President, United Kingdom and Europe
Ramesh Gopalan, Global Head Healthcare
Chris Lord, Global Growth Strategy and Marketing
CCO revenue
In US$ million
388
423
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
22,435
31,956
Headquarters: Bengaluru, India

Website: www.teamhgs.com
2014
Recent developments
Invested in expanding facility at Windsor, Ontario, to cater to the
increased demand in Canada
Acquired Mphasis Group business to enhance the customer
experience domain expertise
Opened two new centers in Manila & Iliolo
Invested in digital CX (customer experience) services to transform
the customer experience
Witnessed growth in Jamaica center for CCO work supporting
North American clients
Source:
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
140
2014
181
2015

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Spanish &
Portuguese (3%)
Medium-cost (1%)
High-cost
Others (2%)
23%
Indian
languages 35%
60%
76%
By process
Payment
Inbound sales
collections (3%)
services
Outbound sales
Order fulfillment
services (1%)
5%
& transaction
processing
16%
56%
English
Low-cost
VAS1 + others
24%
Customer
service
Key CCO investments
Description
Robotic automation
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Assisted chat
Internal
2015-2016
Interaction analytics
Internal
2015-2016
DigiCX
Internal
2015-2016
1
Source:
Comments
Deployed to proactively look at automation opportunities to increase accuracy and decrease
processing time
Enhanced web-chat delivery capabilities by the use of analytical modeling to understand
customer journeys
Developed solutions for clients to anticipate the business in advance and to act according to
insights identified on customer needs
Developed a suite of solutions including DigiChat, DigiWeb, and DigiText
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
By buyer size
Government / public sector (2%)

Manufacturing (4%)
Others(1%)
BFSI
7%
Technology
7%
APAC
10%
UK
11%
43% Healthcare
Retail 11%
79%
North
America
US$1-5 billion
<US$1 billion
10% 2%
US$5-10
billion 12%
76%
25%
>US$10 billion
Communications/telecom
Client name
U.S.-based home healthcare provider
Financial services leader
International food company
Largest Internet-based retailer in the United States
Japanese multinational IT equipment and services company
U.S. electronics company
Source:
Region
United States
United States
United Kingdom
United States
United Kingdom
United States
Client since
2014
2014
2014
2015
2015
2015

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Netherlands (1)
Germany (1)
France (1)
Italy (1)
UK (3)
Canada (12)
U.S. (12)
UAE (1)
India (27)
Jamaica (2)
Philippines (8)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Through the signing of several new client logos, HGS has

significantly ramped up its scale in terms of FTEs, and hence
received the title of Major Contender on the CCO PEAK Matrix
Its strong focus on healthcare over the years has resulted in
HGS being among the top five players within the healthcare
industry
In the last one year, HGS has invested significantly in opening
new centers in new geographies, as well as expanding scale in
existing ones, to ramp up its delivery capabilities
It derives an appreciable portion of its revenue through valueadded services
With an increased focus in linking front to back-office
processes, HGS is creating several very targeted industryspecific offerings
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Majority of its revenue comes from large-sized

buyers in mature markets such as the United
States and United Kingdom. It can look towards
smaller clients in emerging geographies such as
Asia Pacific and Latin America for future growth
While it has a presence in high- and low-cost
delivery locations, it can look towards expanding
its delivery footprint in medium-cost locations to
offer its clients a more balanced delivery mix
Buyers expect HGS to improve its first call
resolution rates

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HPE (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is an American multinational
company. HPE is a business-focused organization with four divisions:
Enterprise Group, Services, Softwar, and Financial Services. HPE
offers full-service and industry-specific outsourcing solutions for
corporations and the public sector.
Key leaders
Meg Whitman, President and CEO
Mike Nefkens, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Services
Danila Meirlaen, VP, Worldwide Business Process Services
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Data not disclosed
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Palo Alto, California, United States

Website: www.hp.com/services/contact-center
23,854
22,500
2014
2015
500
500
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
HP recently split into two companies and the CCO division is now a
part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)
Source:

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
By process
Inbound
sales services
Medium-cost
Outbound
sales services
16%
Data not disclosed
5%
10%
49% High-cost
Low-cost
35%
Customer retention
management (5%)
Customer
45% service
Technical 35%
support
Key CCO investments
Description
HP-Avaya alliance
Source:
Investment
type
Partnership
Year of
investment
2014-2015
Comments
HPES entered into a multi-year strategic alliance with Avaya to offer cloud-based unified
communications and contact center technology and solutions management for enterprises

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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
Technology
APAC LATAM (1%)

5%
34%
North 30%
America
30%
Continental Europe
UK
Healthcare
6%
6%
Travel &
hospitality 9%
Manufacturing 8%
10%
Retail
11%
Government
/ public sector
By buyer size
Communications/
telecom (1%)
31%
BFSI
US$5-10 40%
billion
50%
>US$10
billion
18%
Media &
entertainment

Client name
Toshiba
CaixaBank
Accor
National Transport Authority
Google
Source:
<US$1 billion
US$1-5 billion
8% 2%
Region
Americas
EMEA
EMEA
EMEA
Americas
Client since
1998 / renewal 2013
2003 / renewal 2013
2009
2010
2014

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Canada (1)
U.S. (17)
UK (4)
Germany (1)
Spain (4)
Morocco (1)
Poland (1)
Hungary (2)
Italy (1)
India (2)
China (2)
Philippines (1)
Costa Rica (1)
Australia (2)
Argentina (1)
Source:
New Zealand (2)

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Exhibiting a broad scope coverage and robust delivery

capabilities, HPE is a Major Contender on the CCO PEAK
Matrix
It has a balanced portfolio of clients from major industries and
is not dependent on any one industry for the majority of its
revenue
It has considerable presence across high-, medium-, and lowcost locations, allowing it to offer a balanced delivery mix to
clients
The split of the parent company into two companies should
allow HPE to have greater financial independence, more
streamlined business structure, and a higher focus on
innovation, going in the future
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
While HPE has a market presence in mature

geographies, it can look towards expanding its
business in emerging geographies to fuel growth
Most of HPEs clients are large-sized enterprises.
It can target small- and medium-sized buyers to
fuel growth of its business
It can consider leveraging its IT-BPO legacy to
develop solutions in enabler technologies such as
analytics, social media, and automation
In order to create a differentiated viewpoint with
key verticals, HPE could better leverage its past
experience to offer end-to-end solutions

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Infosys (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Infosys BPO, a subsidiary of Infosys Technologies, provides end-toend IT and BPO solutions. The CCO practice provides customer
experience across all channels of customer support.
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Key leaders
Anup Uppadhayay, EVP, CEO & MD
Anantha Radhakrishnan, SVP & COO
Vijay Narsapur, Practice Head, Customer Services
92
84
2014
2015
4,266
4,450
2014
2015
52
62
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs

Website: www.infosysbpo.com
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Added a center in Metro Manila to support growth
Two new customer additions in their Europe center in the last quarter
About 25-30% automation is a key offering through their in-house
tools
Source:

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By process
By language
Indian languages (3%)
Medium-cost
High-cost (1%)
French
Spanish &
Portuguese
9%
Asian
languages
90%
Others (3%)
Others
4%
9%
VAS1 (1%)
30%
14%
67%
English
Low-cost
Inbound sales
5%
services (3%)
6%
Payment collection
55%
Customer
service
Order fulfillment & transaction processing

Key CCO investments
Description
Avaya Upgrade
Flexibility in premise-based
or hosted solution
Partnering with Aptean
1
Source:
Investment type
Building multi-channel
capabilities
Building hosted contact
center capability
Automation
Year of investment
2016
2016
2015
Comments
Upgrade from voice-focused contact center capability to a larger multichannel support
It will provide competitive options for all types of customer requirements
(size and complexity)
Partnered with Aptean to introduce contact center automation
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
Latin America (5%)
Asia Pacific
11%
Continental
16%
Europe
By industry
Government /
Energy & utilities (1%)
public sector (2%)
Healthcare (1%)
BFSI
5%
Retail
12%
49% North
America
19%
UK
19%
Manufacturing
By buyer size
US$5-10 billion (2%)

<US$1 billion (1%)
US$1-5 billion
9%
60%
Communications
/telecom

Client name
Region
88%
>US$10 billion
Client since
Data not disclosed
Source:

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Czech Republic (2)
Poland (1)
U.S. (3)
Mexico (1)
India (9)
China (2)
Puerto Rico (1)

Philippines (2)
Costa Rica (1)

Brazil (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Buyer
satisfaction
Market success
Infosys is an Aspirant on the CCO Peak Matrix

It continues to invest in enabler technologies such as social
media and analytics though partnerships
It has a market presence across major geographies that
should enable growth in these regions in the future
It also has a strong focus on the non-voice channels and
derives appreciable revenue through them
Buyers cite flexibility and strong operational commitment as
key strengths
Source:
Overall
It has a nascent market success, as well as limited

scope and delivery capabilities
Infosys has a low-cost-centric delivery model with
nascent presence in mid- and high-cost regions.
Further investing in a balanced shoring mix will
help meet client needs better
Firm-wide capabilities and recent investments in
technology can help to derive higher revenue from
value-added services and extend its value
proposition beyond cost arbitrage
An expansion of Infosys CCOs footprint into new
buyer segments, including small- and mediumsized clients, can drive further growth

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Intelenet (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Intelenet is a large global business process outsourcing player with
55,000 employees spread across 66 global delivery centers. It offers
services for contact center, transaction processing, finance &
accounting, and human resource outsourcing to Fortune 500
companies.
Key leaders
Susir Kumar, Executive Chairman
Bhupender Singh, Chief Executive Officer
Chandramouli B, President & Global Chief Operating Officer
Prabhu Srinivasan, Chief Strategy Officer
CCO revenue
In US$ million
402
N/A1
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
53,904

N/A1
Website: www.intelenetglobal.com
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Solutions driven by technology and knowledge services (analytics
and consulting) to deliver additional value
Co-created and developed in-house technology tools in the areas
of digital servicing, speech & text analytics, social media, and
robotic process automation
1
Note
Source:
164
N/A1
2014
2015
Not applicable
Blackstone acquired Sercos private offshore business in September 2015 and rebranded it as Intelenet Global Services
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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
High-cost (2%)
Medium-cost
2%
By process
European Others
languages
6% 4%
Asian
languages 15%
75%
Data not disclosed
English
96%
Low-cost
Key CCO investments
Description
Mobility reporting
business pulse tool
Phantom Robotics
Automation Solutions
(PRPA)
Source:
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015-2016
Internal
2015-2016
Comments
An integrated mobility solution across all operational processes for scheduling and training
solutions to the workforce as well as providing clients with access to real-time
performance/inventory, SLAs, etc.
PRPA solutions deploy rapid automation of manual, rules-based, and back-office administrative
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
Continental
Europe (<1%)
MEA
11%
34%
North
25%
America
30%
UK
APAC
Energy &
Utilities (3%)
Retail
By buyer size
Manufacturing (2%)
Logistics(2%)
Others
12%
28% BFSI
Government /
3%
public sector 4%
Media & 7%
entertainment 9%
18%
Travel &
12%
Healthcare
hospitality

Client name
Leading UK private medical insurance and Standard Life Healthcare
Leading UK bank
Leading Indian telecommunications company
Leading consumer credit reporting agency in the United States
Leading U.S. healthcare company
Leading Multinational UAE-based telecommunications service provider
Leading Indian multinational public sector banking and financial services company
Leading American search engine company
Source:
Data not disclosed
Region
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
India
United States
United States
Middle East
India
United States
Client since
2000
2003
2007
2009
2009
2012
2013
2014

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UK (1)
Poland (1)
U.S. (4)
Jordan (1)
UAE (2)
Saudi Arabia (1)
Guatemala (1)
Source:
India (57)
Philippines (1)

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Exhibiting broad scope coverage and robust delivery

capabilities, Intelenet is a Major Contender on the CCO PEAK
Matrix
Intelenet has a well-distributed portfolio of clients, with small-,
mid-, and large-sized buyers, all adding significant share to the
companys overall revenue
It has a presence across major industries and is amongst the
top players in the public sector space in the United States and
United Kingdom
Intelenet is seeking to reengage the market under its legacy
brand after being spun off from Serco in 2015
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Intelenet can focus on increasing awareness of the

Intelenet brand and its alignment with current
market needs
To become a truly global player, Intelenet will need
to expand into the Latin American and Asia Pacific
markets from a buyer perspective
Its lack of any significant presence in medium-cost
locations can affect business traction with
commercial clients and its ability to deliver specific
client requirements

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Knoah Solutions
CCO overview
(page 1 of 5)
Company overview
Knoah Solutions is a global outsourcing services company that
delivers multi-channel customer and technical support services in the
industry.
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Key leaders
Sri Myneni, CEO, President
Ralph Barletta, Executive VP
Sridhar Sriramaneni, Senior Vice President, Operations
17
20.5
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Las Vegas, United States

Website: www.knoah.com
1,133
1,457
2014
2015
24
26
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Invested in onshore presence by establishing Honduras
corporation
Scaled up operations at Las Vegas delivery center
Source:

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CCO capabilities
(page 2 of 5)
Split of CCO FTEs

Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Others (2%)
High-cost
7%
By process
Inbound sales
services
Order
fulfillment and
transaction
processing

9%
2%
11%
78%
93%
98%
Low-cost
English
Customer
service
Key CCO investments
Description
KnoahsARK 360
Investment type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Implementation of HRMIS system

Implementation of LMS system
Internal
Internal
2015
2015
Source:
Comments
Cloud-based & mobile-compatible reporting and analytics solution that
provides multi-layered insights for program, team, and agent performance
Implementing cloud-based HR management system for worldwide use
Implementing Learning Management System (LMS) for agent skill building

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CCO revenue mix1

US$ million
By geography
APAC
3%
UK (<1%)
97%
North America
By industry
Insurance (1%)
Others
Energy &
utilities (2%)
10%
Retail 6%
44%
Travel &
10%
hospitality
By buyer size
US$1-5
billion (2%)
Technology
US$5-10 billion (2%)
<US$1 38%
billion
58%
Media & 10%

17%
entertainment

Client name
Region
>US$10
billion
Client since
Data not disclosed
Source:

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USA (1)
India (2)
Honduras (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Knoah Solutions is an Aspirant on the CCO PEAK Matrix, a

smaller-scale player with growing operations
As a long-standing specialist in chat services, Knoah derives a
significant portion of its revenue from the channel
It has a major portion of its workforce based in India, allowing it
to pass on the cost benefits to its clients
Knoah also offers targeted consulting services around quality
assurance and agent training
Buyers cite flexibility and quality of agents as its key strengths
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Applying additional analytics capabilities to its chat

services would enable Knoah to create significant
value and further target its existing specialization
In addition, its strong focus on non-voice services
can position it to bundle value-added services that
drive incremental client engagement
Knoah can further benefit from leveraging thirdparty technologies that enhance its existing
technology portfolio, especially in the case of
enabler technologies

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Minacs (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Minacs is an outsourcing and business solutions company that
partners with global corporations in the manufacturing, retail, telecom,
technology, media & entertainment, banking, insurance, healthcare,
and public sectors. About 21,000 Minacs experts, across 34 centers
worldwide, deliver customer experience, marketing, and back-office
solutions.
Key leaders
Anil Bhalla, CEO
Michel Pepin, CFO
Nilanjan Chaudhuri, CMO
Rajkamal B, CPO
CCO revenue
In US$ million
432
2014
2015
18,220
20,811
2014
2015
65
65
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Toronto, Canada
Website: www.minacs.com
Recent developments
Minacs announced technology partnership With Nippon
Systemware to launch a comprehensive solution for the connected
devices and IoT market
Minacs set up their second analytics command center in Nova
Scotia, Canada
Minacs opened new sites in Richmond, VA, USA; and Pune, India
Note:
Source:
413
CCO client base

Number of clients
Notwithstanding the acquisition of Minacs by Concentrix, both service providers are analyzed separately in this report as it is based on the data collected in 2015
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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
By process
Inbound sales
services
Outbound sales
4%
services 10%
European
3%
High-cost
Payment
collections (2%)
Order fulfillment
and transaction
processing (1%)
36%
English
64%
Low-cost
41%
56%
Indian
VAS1 + other 23%

services
60%
Customer
service
Key CCO investments
Description
Analytics command
center
ALT CRM
Ananto analytics
platform
1
Source:
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Internal
2015
Merger &
acquisitions
2014
Comments
Minacs set up their second analytics command center in Nova Scotia, Canada
ALT CRM aims to predict customer behavior & buying patterns and personalize communication
while the customer transitions between different channels
Ananto strengthened Minacs analytics capabilities by adding new transformative capabilities in
client engagements
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
Healthcare (3%)
UK
APAC
15%
Others (4%)
<US$1 billion
BFSI
3%
US$5-10 billion
9%
6%
Technology 18%
82%
North
America
Communications
/telecom
40% Manufacturing
US$1-5
billion
4%
22%
65%
>US$10
billion
29%

Client name
One of the top-3 telecom service providers in India
A large diversified Indian conglomerate
Communications company providing services in various areas throughout Eastern Canada
Leading American broadband & telecom provider
One of the top-3 automobile manufacturer in the U.S.
Source:
By buyer size
Region
India
India
North America
North America
North America
Client since
Data not disclosed
Data not disclosed
Data not disclosed
Data not disclosed
Data not disclosed

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Canada (10)
UK (1)
Germany (1)
Hungary (1)
U.S. (6)
India (9)
Mexico (1)
Philippines (2)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With appreciable revenue from non-voice channels and valueadded services, Minacs is a Major Contender on the CCO
PEAK Matrix
Leveraging its acquisition of an analytics specialist firm, Minacs
offers predictive and prescriptive analytics capabilities in the
contact center space
Using analytics and automation, the firm has also managed to
reduce churn and improve agent learning times
A strong delivery presence in North America allows Minacs to
offer voice-based services with a native touch
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It can consider expanding its delivery presence in

medium-cost locations to offer a more balanced
delivery mix to its clients and drive higher
satisfaction
Expanding its limited presence in emerging
industries such as travel & hospitality, healthcare,
and retail will enable Minacs to maintain a healthy
growth momentum
By expanding its capabilities to cover languages
from Europe and Latin America in greater depth,
Minacs will be better positioned to acquire new
clients from these regions

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Sitel (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Sitel is a contact center and BPO organization with presence in over
146 onshore, nearshore, and offshore centers in 22 locations, serving
70 countries across North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa,
and Asia Pacific.
Key leaders
Laurent Uberti, Executive Chairman of the Board
Bert Quintana, President & CEO
Olivier Camino, Chief Operating Officer
Pat Tolbert, Chief Financial Officer
Elisabeth Destailleur, Chief Financial & Accounting Officer
Arnaud de Lacoste, Chief Marketing Officer
Don Berryman, Chief Commercial Officer
Elsa Zambrano, Chief Human Resources Officer
CCO revenue1
In US$ million
1,627
2014
2015
Scale of CCO1
Number of FTEs
61,100
Headquarters: Nashville, United States

Website: www.sitel.com
2014
Recent developments
France-based Groupe Acticall completed the acquisition of Sitel
Recent change in ownership increased companys capabilities with
assets such as The Social Client, Learn Tribes, Extens Consulting,
Novagile Technology Solutions
The company has been increasing its capabilities with recent
investments on nonvoice multichannel services, Work@Home,
BPaaS, mobile CRM, automation and advanced analytics
1
Source:
1,440
75,100
2015
CCO client base1

Number of clients
235
2014
350
2015
French-based Groupe Acticall completed the acquisition of Sitel in September 2015. The numbers for 2015 are for the combined entity
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Sitel (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Others
Low-cost
Medium-cost
French (3%)
German
19%
23%
58% High-cost
Spanish and
Portuguese
12%
4%
39%
Multiple
languages
9%
33%
English
By process
Outbound sales
Order fulfillment
Services (3%)
and transaction
Payment
processing (2%)
collection (1%)
6%
VAS1 + other
8%
services
Inbound
sales
services
80%
Customer
service
Key CCO investments
Description
Sitel Intelligent Desktop
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
Ongoing
Social media monitoring and

engagement service
Enterprise Resource Planning &
Global Collaboration:
Internal &
Partnership
Internal &
Partnership
Ongoing
Work@Home platform
Internal &
Partnership
Ongoing
Source:
2015
Comments
A CRM and omni-channel application built specifically for use in the contact center
that includes channel management, customer analytics, customer retention
management, and performance management & reporting
Digital services that help clients to monitor, support and engage with end users in
major social networks
Significant investments in infrastructure and capability for lower costs and improved
service delivery as such in collaboration tools enhancing global employees
connectivity and virtual engagement
Offers virtual recruiting, selection, training, and management of customer contact
associates

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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
LATAM
12%
APAC 20%
North
30% America
By industry
By buyer size
Energy &
utilities(2%)
Others (3%)
Media &
entertainment (3%)
Travel &
hospitality 6%
23%
US$5-10 billion
8%
Communications
/telecom
US$1-5
billion
Cable 11%
Manufacturing
and tech
38%
>US$10
billion
23%
14%
BFSI
38%
15%
EMEA
Retail
31%
<US$1 billion

Client name
Comcast Cable Communications
Region
Multiple regions
Client since
2009
Sears Holdings Corporation
North America
2009
USAA
Multiple regions
2010
DIRECTV
Multiple regions
2010
Bell Canada
Multiple regions
2011
ToysRUs
Multiple regions
2013
Groupon
Multiple regions
2014
Source:
23%

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Canada (2)
Netherlands (2)
UK (7)
France (7)
U.S. (29)
Portugal (3)
Morocco (3)
Denmark (5)
Poland (1)
Germany (11)
Bulgaria (2)
Serbia (1)
Spain (10)
India (5)
Mexico (1)
Nicaragua (2)
Philippines (13)
Panama (3)
Colombia (2)
Ivory Coast (1)
Brazil (3)
New Zealand (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With substantial market success, well-diversified scope, and

delivery presence, Sitel has emerged as one of the Leaders on
the CCO PEAK Matrix
It has market presence across all geographies and is a major
player in emerging geographies such as Asia Pacific and Latin
America
It has a balanced portfolio of buyers spread across various
industries and buyer sizes, helping it to mitigate concentration
risk
Acquisition by Groupe Acticall will allow Sitel to leverage its
parent companys expertise in CRM solutions
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Sitel derives the majority of its revenue through the

traditional voice channel and can tap into nonvoice channels such as chat and social media for
future growth
It can look towards building technological
capabilities in emerging areas such as analytics,
and drive more business through value-added
services
Buyers expect Sitel to manage implementation of
change management initiatives in a smoother and
faster manner

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CCO overview
(page 1 of 5)
Company overview
Established in 1986, Sutherland Global Services is a global BPO and
technology-enabled services company offering an integrated set of
back-office and customer-facing front-office services that support the
entire customer lifecycle. It has clients in major industry verticals
across the globe.
Key leaders
Joe Buggy, Chief Strategist and Senior Vice President, Customer
Lifecycle Management Services
Ashok Jain, Chief Operating Officer
Darin Wright, Chief Client Engagement Officer
CCO revenue
In US$ million
699
804
2014
2015
36,492
41,100
2014
2015
107
124
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Rochester, United States

Website: www.sutherlandglobal.com
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Opened new centers in Casablanca (Morocco), Bratislava
(Slovakia), Talinn (Estonia), rnskldsvik (Sweden), Sydney and
Melbourne (Australia), and Itajai (Brazil)
Added new delivery locations in Malaysia, China, Jamaica, and the
United States
Source:

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CCO capabilities
(page 2 of 5)
Split of CCO FTEs

Number of FTEs
By location
By language
French
Medium-cost
13%
High-cost
Spanish
Others
Low-cost
VAS1 + other
services
4%
Other
European 15%
Languages
15%
23%
64%
7%
8%
By process
6%
10%
53%
English
Indian
Languages
Payment
collections
Order
fulfillment and
transaction
processing
10%
44%
Customer
service
14%
16%
Key CCO investments

Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2013 and 2016
SCAN platform
Internal
2015
The Sutherland Customer Analytics Network (SCAN) is a cloud-based iBPO technology platform
designed to continually optimize the customer experience, operational performance, and financial
impacts of critical revenue, cost, and profitability-facing
Omnichannel solutions
Internal
2015
Sutherland invested in omnichannel solutions to provide a unified experience for the customer
across all channels
Campaign Genesis
Internal
2014
Campaign Genesis, developed by Sutherland Global Services, offers broad-based support to the
client marketing team
Integrated voice of customer
Internal
2014
NPS operational metrics measurement and management
Description
Customer engagement
platform
1
Source:
Comments
Development of full 360 degree customer engagement through online, in person, and contact center
interactions in London (UK), with additional site forthcoming in San Francisco (U.S.) in 2016
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CCO revenue mix

US$ million
By geography
By industry
UK (5%)
Continental
Europe
APAC
LATAM
6%
8%
Travel &
hospitality (5%)
Media &
entertainment
MEA
4%
10%
5%
BFSI 9%
67%
North
America
Healthcare 14%
15%
By buyer size
Government / Public
sector (5%)
Communications
/telecom
28%
19%
Technology
<US$1 billion
US$1-5
billion
US$5-10
billion
9%
15%
19%
57%
>US$10
billion
Retail
Client name
Top U.S. mobility provider
OEM hardware company
U.S. commercial telecom
Software company
Source:
Region
Multiple regions
Multiple regions
Multiple regions
Multiple regions
Client since
2014
2014
2015
2015

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Sweden (1)
Estonia (1)
Canada (2)
Slovakia (1)
Bulgaria (3)
U.S.(10)
China (1)
Morocco (1)
Mexico (1)
Jamaica (3)
Egypt (1)
UAE (1)
India (17)
Philippines (11)
Malaysia (1)
Colombia (3)
Brazil (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
(page 5 of 5)
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With addition of new client logos along with growth in revenue

and FTE count, Sutherland Global Services has emerged as a
Leader and a Star Performer on the CCO Peak Matrix
Sutherland is driving innovation through its focus on customer
journey and experience, as well as new age solutions around
analytics, cloud, omnichannel solutions, and social media
It has a balanced industry spread and has clients across major
geographies
A significant portion of its revenue is driven by non-voice
channels such as chat and social media
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
While it has a delivery presence across all major

geographies, it still derives the majority of its
revenue from North America. Expanding its
business to other regions can help it achieve even
higher rate of growth
Majority of its FTEs are present in low-cost
locations, which can affect its ability to deliver
specific client requirements in the future
Buyers cite proactiveness and transparency as
areas of further improvement

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TCS (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
TCS is an Indian multinational IT services, business solutions, and
consulting company providing a wide range of IT-related products and
services. TCS business process services division serves over 330+
clients across 12 countries.
Key leaders
Dinanath Kholkar, Global Head, TCS BPS
Syed Rizvi, Global Head, Enterprise Services, TCS BPS
Himanshu Chawla, Head, CEM
CCO revenue
In US$ million
150
160
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
6,600
Website: www.tcs.com
7,800
2014
2015
40
50
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Made investments related to solutions in areas such as web chat,
social media, and cloud
Scaled up operations at Manila delivery center
Source:

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TCS (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
Medium-cost (2%)
By language
European
languages (1%)
High-cost (1%)
Others (2%)
By process
Inbound sales
services
97%
97%
Low-cost
English
Outbound sales
services
Other services
9%
9%
Order fulfillment
22%
and transaction
processing
2%
36%
Customer
service
22%
Payment collections
Key CCO investments

Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Digital Social Experience

Management
Click to Call and Click to
Chat
Private cloud
Internal
2015
Internal
2015
Internal
2015
CBx Touch collaboration
Internal
2015
Description
Web chat
Source:
Comments
TCS has deployed a comprehensive web chat platform with 70+ features to cater to customer
needs
Unified single-window social media interaction platform to cater to the customers social
interactions
TCS has invested in Click to Call and Click to Chat functionality to improve customer
experience
TCS is currently working on provisioning of private cloud to cater to the needs of customers
business and improving productivity
TCS has deployed Collaboration Platform enabling seamless collaboration and knowledge
transfer

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TCS (page 3 of 5)
CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
MEA (3%) Continental Europe
2%
UK
16%
47%
North
America
APAC
32%
By industry
Technology (2%)
Travel & hospitality
Manufacturing (1%)
Others (1%)
Government /
4%
public sector
10%
Energy & 12%
utilities
16%
54%
BFSI
Fortune 50 bank in the U.S.

Global 100 investment bank
Global 500 European bank
Global 500 telecommunication company
Leading U.S.-based home loan provider
Leading renewable energy company
Fortune 500 insurance service provider
Source:
<US$1 billion
16%
US$1-5
billion 20%
46% >US$10
billion
18%
Communications
/telecom

Client name
Citi Group
By buyer size
US$5-10 billion
Region
North America, Middle East, APAC,
Europe, and UK
North America
North America, Europe, and APAC
North America, Europe, and UK
Australia
North America
Australia
North America
Client since
2008
2008
2010
2010
2011
2012
2012
2015

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UK (1)
Mexico (1)
Saudi Arabia (1)
India (11)
Philippines (2)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With good buyer satisfaction levels along with growth in

revenue and total client base, TCS has emerged as a Major
It has a well-diversified portfolio of clients across different sizes
and geographies
It has made recent investments around communication
technologies, as well as enabler technologies such as cloud
solutions and social media tools
A high portion of its CCO revenue is derived from non-voice
channels such as email and chat
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
To expand its value proposition beyond cost

arbitrage, TCS would benefit from a stronger
inclusion of value-added services
The majority of its workforce is in low-cost regions,
so expansion of presence in medium- and highcost regions would offer clients a more balanced
delivery mix
It is largely absent from industries such as retail,
healthcare, and media & entertainment, which are
among the fastest growing ones

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Tech Mahindra
CCO overview
(page 1 of 5)
Company overview
Tech Mahindra is a global systems integrator and business
transformation consulting organization, focused primarily on the
telecommunications industry.
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Key leaders
Vineet Nayyar, Executive Vice Chairman
C P Gurnani, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
273
270
2014
2015
13,789
15,078
2014
2015
21
20
2014
2015
Headquarters: Pune, India

Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Website: www.techmahindra.com
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Has made recent investments to build capabilities in RPA and
automation solutions and is already deploying these solutions in
some of its CCO engagements
Made recent acquisitions to add ~7,000 seats in India, serving
United Kingdom and Australia
Source:

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Tech Mahindra
CCO capabilities
(page 2 of 5)
Split of CCO FTEs

Number of FTEs
By location
By language
European languages (3%)
Others (2%)
African
languages
11%
High-cost
2%
98%
84%
Low-cost
English
By process
Payment collections
Inbound sales
6%
services
12%
Customer
36%
service
Outbound sales
12%
services
Order fulfillment
and transaction
processing
13%
21%
VAS1
Key CCO investments
Description
RPA- UNO
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
PRISM
Internal
2015
CareXa
Internal
2014
1
Source:
Comments
UNO is Robotic Process Automation for back-office operation that tracks issues and reduces the
time an agent takes to resolve them
PRISM is Tech Mahindras lean analytics platform that empowers business users with selfservice predictive analytics
CareXa is a customer management framework that can be deployed in a modular way across all
customer interactions, from acquisition to in-life management to retention/win-back
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
APAC
11%
MEA
By industry
Banking (2%)
Manufacturing
(2%)
By buyer size
Others (2%)
Healthcare (1%)
US$5-10 billion
7% 9% >US$10 billion
1%
<US$1 billion
Retail 10%
16%
54% UK
North
America
19%
83%
83%
US$1-5 billion
Client name
Top United States catalog retailer
Leading telecom provider in the U.S.
Leading global telco operator in Africa
UK tier-1 telecom operator
A mobile virtual network operator
Source:
Region
United States
United States
Africa
United Kingdom
Europe
Client since
2000
2006
2010
2012
2015

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Ireland (1)
UK (1)
Hungary (1)
U.S. (1)
China (2)
India (13)
Mexico (1)
Nigeria(1)
Ghana (1)
Gabon (1)
Democratic Republic
Congo(1)
of Congo (1)
Brazil (1)
Malawi (1)
Zambia (1)
Source:
Philippines (4)
Malaysia (1)

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Driven by growth in areas such as value-added services, Tech

Mahindra is a Major Contender on the CCO PEAK Matrix
It has shifted its focus beyond labor arbitrage and is engaging
clients by leveraging its capabilities in deployment of
automation and robotics
It derives an appreciable proportion of its revenue from
emerging geographies such as Asia Pacific and Middle East &
Africa, and has built strong language capabilities specific to
these regions
Buyers cite flexibility and collaboration among its key strengths
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Most of its workforce is based out of India and it

should look at expanding its delivery footprint in
high- and medium-cost locations to offer a better
shoring mix
While the portion of its revenue from telecom
clients has come down in recent years, it is still
dependent on the industry for majority of its
revenue. This exposes it to a potential
concentration risk
Given its IT expertise, it can consider expanding its
presence in the social media sphere to derive
more business

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Teleperformance
CCO overview
(page 1 of 5)
Company overview
Teleperformance is a global customer service, technical support, call
center, debt collection, and social media company with 311 contact
centers in 65 countries. The company conducts programs in more
than 75 different languages and dialects in various industries.
Key leaders
Daniel Julien, Chairman of the Board
Paulo Csar Salles Vasques, Chief Executive Officer and
President of the Executive Committee
Brent Welch, Chief Operations Officer and Chief Executive Officer
of the English-speaking and Asia Pacific region
Yannis Tourcomanis, Chief Executive Officer of the CEMEA region
Leigh Ryan, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Compliance Officer
Fabricio Coutinho, Chief Research and Development Officer
Olivier Rigaudy, Chief Financial Officer
Alan Truitt, Chief Business Development Officer
Lyle Hardy, Chief Information Officer
Headquarters: Paris, France
CCO revenue
In US$ million
3,372
2014
2015
182,000
190,000
2014
2015
810
850
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
CCO client base

Number of clients
Website: www.teleperformance.com
Recent developments
Completed the acquisition of Aegis USA, Inc.
Established a customer experience lab in Lisbon, Portugal. The lab
will conduct multi-cultural research related to changing customer
behaviors, preferences, and key satisfaction drivers
Source:
3,527

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CCO capabilities
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Split of CCO FTEs

Number of FTEs
By location
Low-cost
26%
33%
By language
Dutch (2%)
Others
Italian (3%)
6%
German (3%)
Swedish
4%
French 8%
High-cost
By process
50% English
Portuguese 9%
14%
Spanish
41%
Medium-cost
Key CCO investments
Description
GN Research Analytics Capabilities
New country investments
Multi-lingual hubs
1
Source:
Investment type
Internal
CAPEX/Recurring
Internal
Year of investment
2014-2016
2014-2019
2012-2015

Payment collections
Customer
analytics
4%3%
5%
Order
8%
fulfillment and
transaction 10%
processing
70% Customer
service
Inbound sales
services
Comments
Client research & analytics multi-channel solutions
Visa processing centers, centers in Guyana, Africa, Dubai, etc.
Pan-European multi-market outsourced facilities (5)
High-cost regions include North America, Western Europe, Japan, Singapore, and Australia & New Zealand; medium-cost regions include Latin America, Central
Europe, and Middle East & Africa, while low-cost regions include India, Philippines, and Rest of Asia
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CCO revenue mix1

US$ million
By geography
Ibero-LATAM
24%
50% EWAP
CEMEA 26%
By industry
Others
Telecom/
12%
Energy
23% Internet
4%
Public sector
6%
Retail 5%
12% Financial
Healthcare & 9%
services
insurance
6%
13%
Travel & tourism
10%
Technology &
Pay TV
electronics

Client name
Microsoft
France Telecom
Vodafone Group
AT&T
DIRECTV
Itau-Unibanco
1
Source:
By buyer size
<US$1 billion
10%
US$1-5
billion 15%
50% >US$10
billion
US$5-10
billion
Region
Global
Europe
Europe
United States
United States
Latin America
25%
Client since
1990
1998
1999
2002
2009
2009
EWAP includes North America, United Kingdom, and Asia Pacific including Australia and New Zealand; Ibero-LATAM includes Latin America, Portugal, and
Spain; CEMEA includes Continental Europe and Middle East & Africa
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France
Germany
Italy
Montenegro
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Switzerland
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Norway
Canada
UK
Denmark
Czech
Ireland
Republic
Central & Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Kazakhstan
Albania
Poland
Turkey
U.S.
Greece
China
Romania
Morocco
Egypt
Slovakia
Jamaica
Algeria
India
Ukraine
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Tunisia
UAE
Vietnam
El Salvador
Philippines
Guyana
Thailand
Middle East and Africa
Costa Rica
Singapore
Colombia Suriname
Indonesia
Armenia
Kenya
Brazil Azerbaijan
Lithuania
Belarus
Mauritius
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Georgia
Argentina
South Africa Serbia
Ghana
Tanzania
Chile
Guyana
Uganda
Jordan
Zimbabwe
Lebanon
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With high market success and robust capabilities across all

dimensions, Teleperformance is a Leader on the CCO PEAK
Matrix
It has broad scope and is a major player across multiple
geographies and industries, which is supported by a balanced
delivery mix spread across low-, medium-, and high-cost
locations
It has a focus on innovation and has invested in areas such as
customer experience labs and analytics
Teleperformance has strong language capabilities that allow it
be a truly global player
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It can look at expanding its portion of revenue from

value-added services to maintain a healthy growth
momentum
Its share of non-voice revenue to the overall
revenue is low, and it can consider expanding its
business in channels such as chat, email, and
social media
Teleperformance could enhance its ability to meet
buyers expectations around IT implementation
and support

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TeleTech (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
TeleTech Holdings, Inc. is a global BPO firm providing strategy
consulting, technologies, and services for customer experience
management.
Key leaders
Kenneth D. Tuchman, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Keith Gallacher, EVP, Global Markets & Industries
Martin DeGhetto, EVP, Customer Management Services
Judi Hand, EVP, Customer Growth Services
Robert Jimenez, EVP, Customer Strategy Services
CCO revenue
In US$ million
1039
1,046
2014
2015
31,278
31,687
2014
2015
270
270
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Englewood, United States

Website: http://www.teletech.com/
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
2015: Established four new delivery centers; two each in the
Philippines and the United States
2015: Minority investment in CafeX to bring video and co-browsing
to TeleTechs omnichannel solution
Source:

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Medium-cost 24%
50% Low-cost
High-cost
Data not
disclosed
By process
Data not disclosed
26%
Key CCO investments
Description
Scale
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Scale
Internal
2014
Scale and expansion
Merger &
acquisitions
2014
Source:
Comments
TeleTech opened four new centers, one in Florida (U.S.), one in Ohio (U.S.), and two in the
Philippines
TeleTech opened six new centers and acquired three, including two in Arkansas (U.S.), two in
Kentucky (U.S.), and one in Texas (U.S.)
TeleTech acquired rogenSi, a leadership and learning company, and Bulgaria-based Sofica, a
large customer management services provider

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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
UK (2%)
Continental
MEA
(2%)
Europe
2%
LATAM
11%
APAC
29%
North
54%
America
By industry
Government /
public sector
Retail (4%)
Technology
Travel &
hospitality (2%)
3%
8%
33%
Healthcare 14%
18%
Others
By buyer size
Communications
/telecom
18%
BFSI

Client name
One of the worlds largest financial institutions/banks
Large health insurance provider
Large Australian operator
Global leader in financial services industry, a Fortune 500 company
Global giant in automotive industry
Leading Internet search company
One of the largest financial institutions in South America
Source:
Data not disclosed
Region
North America
North America
Asia Pacific
North America
North America
North America
South America
Client since
2002
2004
2006
2006
2009
2009
2012

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Northern Ireland (1)

Scotland (1)
Canada (2)
U.S. (22)
Ireland (1)
England (1)
Macedonia (1)
Bulgaria (2)
Mexico (3)
Philippines (18)
Costa Rica (1)

Ghana (1)
Brazil (2)
Australia (1)
New Zealand (2)

Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With appreciable revenue and high number of clients, backed

by broad scope and strong delivery capabilities, TeleTech is a
Leader on the CCO PEAK Matrix
It has a presence across major geographies and is among the
top five players in Asia Pacific
It continues to expand its delivery footprint across both highand low-cost regions and added new centers in North America
and the Philippines in 2015
TeleTech offers clients various engagement models that include
stand-along technology as well as consulting capabilities
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
Instead of focusing largely on scale for

investments, it can seek partnership with thirdparty technology providers to have better
capabilities in enabler technologies such as
analytics and social media
It can look towards expanding its business in
Europe and Middle East for future growth
Buyers expect further improvement in strategic
offerings and cost structures

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Transcom (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Transcom is a global customer experience specialist, providing
customer care, sales, technical support, and credit management
services through the extensive network of contact centers and workat-home agents.
Key leaders
Johan Eriksson, President and Chief Executive Officer
Ulrik Englund, Chief Financial Officer
Roberto Boggio, General Manager, Continental Europe region
Christian Hultn, General Manager, North Europe region
Siva Subramaniam, General Manager, English-speaking markets &
APAC region
CCO revenue
In US$ million
723
696
2014
2015
26,159
29,513
2014
2015
345
325
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Sweden
Website: www.transcom.com
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
Invested in a joint project with the University of L'Aquila to define
solutions, tools, methods, and techniques to improve the customer
service process by effectively exploiting the potential offered by
new digital technologies
Opened a nearshore center in Serbia in 2014
Source:

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
By process
Other European
languages
Medium-cost
21%
45% High-cost
Low-cost 34%
15%
Dutch
4%
Portuguese 5%
44%
German 5%
6%
Italian
8%
13%
Swedish
Spanish
English
Order fulfillment &

transaction
processing (5%)
5%
Outbound 7%
sales services 8%
VAS1 13%
Payment
collections (3%)
64%
Customer
service
Key CCO investments
Description
ERP system
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Data center
Internal
2015
Mobile workforce
management
Internal
2015
1
Source:
Comments
Invested in ERP system to strengthen control, improve integration, and improve access to data
Invested in data center to reduce costs, increase control, and simplify security & disaster
recovery
Mobile phone app for scheduling; also supports efficient shift trades for agents
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
MEA (4%)
LATAM (3%)
APAC (1%)
UK (4%)
North
America
By industry
17%
71%
Continental
Europe
Healthcare (1%)
Retail (4%)
Logistics (5%)
Government /
public sector 7%
9%
Technology
13%
BFSI
By buyer size

Others(2%)
US$1-5 billion
7%
7%
US$5-10
25%
billion
56%
61%
>US$10
billion
Communications
/telecom
Key publicly announced contact center engagements

Client name
Tele2
Lastminute.com
Whirlpool
BBVA
Source:
<US$1 billion
Region
Europe
EMEA
United States
Europe
Client since
1995
2009
Not available
Not available

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Sweden (6)
Canada (2)
U.S. (2)
Norway (1)
Netherlands (1)
UK (1)
Germany (2)
Portugal (2)
Spain (6)
Tunisia (2)
Estonia (1)
Latvia(1)
Lithuania (2)
Poland (2)
Hungary (2)
Croatia (2)
Serbia (1)
Italy (4)
Philippines (6)
Peru (1)
Chile (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With a healthy number of clients and appreciable capabilities

across all dimensions, Transcom is a Major Contender on the
CCO PEAK Matrix
It has exited from its non-profitable business in Colombia and
parts of Latin America in a bid to improve profitability of the
company
It has invested in customer experience and analytics labs and
is focusing on value-added services such as customer retention
and customer analytics
It has also broadened its scope in recent years by deriving
higher revenue from non-voice channels as well as establishing
a foothold in industries such as healthcare, travel & hospitality,
and media & entertainment
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It is focused on developed markets for most of its

revenue, especially Europe, thus limiting growth
possibilities
It is reliant on large-sized telecom industry and can
consider diversifying its portfolio further to include
small-sized clients from other industries to avoid
concentration risk
It has limited presence in social media and would
benefit from building capabilities in that channel

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Webhelp (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Webhelp is a pan-European customer experience provider. It
provides omnichannel management that integrates digital channels
with traditional voice and mail across the complete customer life
cycle. The company currently has 68 centers across the EMEA region
and South America, supporting multiple languages with 27,000
employees.
Key leaders
Frdric Jousset, Founding Co-President
Olivier Duha, Founding Co-President
David Turner, Chief Executive Officer (United Kingdom)
CCO revenue
In US$ million
808
586
2014
2015
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarters: Paris, France
25,200
15,581
Website: www.webhelp.com
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Recent developments
2015: Webhelp enhanced its geographic footprint by acquiring new
centers in Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Austria, Portugal,
United States, and United Kingdom
Source:
360
180
2014
2015

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Romanian (4%)
Low-cost
6%
7%
Dutch 9%
1%
Mediumcost 44%
Others (<1%)
German
40% English
55% High-cost
38%
By process
Order fulfillment and transaction processing (4%)
2%
0
Payment
collection (2%)
Inbound sales
7%
VAS1 + others
10%
Outbound
sales
10%
French
67% Customer
care
Key CCO investments
Description
1
Source:
Investment
type
Year of
investment
Comments
Data not disclosed
Includes channel management, customer retention management, customer analytics, and performance management & reporting
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
By industry
Technology (4%)
MEA
Government /
public sector
2%
UK
68%
Continental Europe
Client name
easyJet
Shop Direct Group
Source:

Others (6%)
Energy & utilities 8%
US$1-5 billion
15%
4%
Retail 6%
BFSI 7%
30%
By buyer size
23%
35%
>US$10
billion 18%
39%
Communications
/telecom
Media & entertainment
Region
South Africa and United Kingdom
South Africa and United Kingdom
US$5-10
billion
32%
<US$1 billion
Client since
2015
2015

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Netherlands (5)
U.S.(1)
UK (12)
Belgium (1)
France (7)
Portugal (1)
Morocco (18)
Algeria (1)
Suriname (1)
Germany (5)
Poland (1)
Czech Republic (1)
Romania (3)
Italy (1)
Austria (1)
Switzerland (1)
India (1)
Madagascar (1)
South Africa (4)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Recent acquisitions within the contact center space across

Europe have strengthened Webhelps client base and delivery
capabilities, enabling it to emerge as a Major Contender on the
CCO PEAK Matrix
It has a balanced portfolio of clients of every size and has
expanded its presence in industries such as BFSI, technology,
and public sector in recent years
It leverages Eastern Europe and Africa as nearshore locations
for clients in Western Europe and United Kingdom
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It is focused on developed markets for most of its

revenue, especially Western Europe, thus limiting
growth possibilities
It is reliant on large-sized telecom industry and can
diversify its portfolio further to include small-sized
clients from other industries to avoid concentration
risk

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Wipro (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Wipro is a US$7.7 billion, global technology services firm. With a
workforce of 170,000+, Wipro operates in over 100 countries. It works
with over 1200 clients, across the globe in 27 industry segments
delivering engineering, technology, and business process solutions
that help solve real world business challenges. Its Business Process
Services (BPS) division provides next- generation technology-led
business process services to global enterprises.
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Key leaders
Nagendra Bandaru, SVP and Chief Executive, Business Process
Services
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
346.6
404.6
2014
2015
17,150
20,623
2014
2015
51
59
2014
2015
Website: www.wipro.com
Recent developments
Invested in Next-Generation Customer Experience platform, based
on analytical approach of Next Best Action to present a 360o
customer profile as a solution wrapper on existing applications
Digital solutions portfolio strengthened by partnering with digital
point solutions to enable an end-to-end customer journey
experience
Source:
CCO client base

Number of clients

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CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Medium-cost (2%)
High-cost
By process
Others
2%
3%
Data not disclosed
98%
95%
English
Low-cost
Key CCO investments
Investment
Description
type
Enterprise
Internal
transformation
proprietary framework
Year of
investment
2015
Automatic close
looping survey
Robotic process
automation
Partnership
2014
Internal
2014
1
Source:
Comments
Enterprise transformation suite is a comprehensive solution to address the central business
essentials of achieving process efficiencies with a focus on cost optimization, revenue
upliftment, and enhanced customer experience. The solution suite delivers standardized service,
touching all engagements of a customer lifecycle through: simplification, automation,
intelligence, and immersive experience. Enterprise transformation framework is future-ready and
industry-agnostic with robust business outcomes
Automatic close looping survey helps clients collect, analyze, and act in real-time to address
their customers comments and issues
Has invested in RPA which provides the benefit of incremental automation that replaces manual
FTEs by sophisticated "Bots" at very competitive price points
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Wipro (page 3 of 5)
CCO revenue mix1
US$ million
By geography
LATAM (3%)
Continental Europe
APAC
UK
MEA (1%)
4%
12%
26%
North
54% America
By industry
Media &
Entertainment(3%)
Logistics (3%)
Retail (3%)
Travel &
hospitality
9%
Others (1%)
1%
Manufacturing 10%
Technology
10%
13%
Source:
<US$1 billion
Communications
18% /telecom
15% BFSI
Energy & utilities

Client name
Largest multinational technology company
Multinational information technology
Leading telecommunications organization
Leading telecom & media service provider
Leading telecommunications and media company
Multinational consumer electronics corporation
By buyer size
8%
US$1-10
34%
billion
58%
>US$10
billion
15%
Healthcare
Region
Americas, LATAM, and Europe
Americas, LATAM, and Asia
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Australia
Americas
Client since
2003
2005
2006
2010
2010
2013

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Wipro (page 4 of 5)
Canada (1)
Ireland (1)
Romania (2)
U.S. (1)
India (11)
Mexico (1)
Philippines (2)
Australia (1)
Source:

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Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
With appreciable growth in both revenue and number of clients,

and backed by good buyer satisfactions levels, Wipro is a
Major Contender and a Star Performer on the CCO Peak
Matrix
It has established its market presence across major
geographies and also has a foothold in most of the major
industries
As a strategic move, Wipro has also diversified its portfolio and
added more small- and mid-sized buyers
Its investments in social media and analytics in recent years
have seen the share of revenue from these avenues rise. Also,
the company has an eye on innovation and has leveraged its IT
legacy to develop solutions in RPA and automation
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
While Wipro has seen growth in revenue from

value-added services, its share in overall revenue
is still low, and it should continue to focus on this
area
Wipro would be better able to target more
judgment-intensive offerings if its model included a
larger onshore delivery presence
It can consider increasing its revenue further from
emerging markets to reduce reliance on developed
markets

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WNS (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
WNS is a global provider of business process management services. A
publicly-listed company, WNS offers its services through industry-focused
business units in travel, transportation & leisure, healthcare, manufacturing,
utilities, insurance, retail & consumer packaged goods, telecommunication,
media & entertainment, shipping & logistics, consulting & professional
services, and banking & financial services. WNS also offers a range of
horizontal BPO services across multiple industries in areas such as contact
center, finance & accounting, technology solutions, procurement, legal
services, HR outsourcing, and research & analytics.
CCO revenue
In US$ million
Key leaders
Keshav Murugesh, Chief Executive Officer
Ronald Gillette, Chief Operating Officer
Suhrid Brahma, Chief Technology Officer
Sanjay Puria, Chief Financial Officer
R. Swaminathan, Chief People Officer
Sanjay Jain, Chief Business Transformation Officer
Krishnan Raghunathan, Chief Capability Officer
Deepak Gupta, Executive Vice President, Contact Center Operations
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
Headquarter: Mumbai, India
118
2014
10,500
2015
12,700
2014
2015
44
44
2014
2015
CCO client base

Number of clients
Website: www.wns.com
Recent developments
Opened two new delivery centers in South Africa and one new delivery
center in the United States
Partnered with two leading organizations for onshore delivery, one in
United Kingdom and the other one in Malaysia
Source:
150

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WNS (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
High-cost
Payment collections
VAS1 5%
10%
Order fulfillment
and transaction
Customer
10%
40%
processing
service
Others
3%
Indian
13%
1%
Medium-cost
By process
28%
71%
African
27%
57%
English
Low-cost
35%
Sales services &
customer service
Key CCO investments
Description
RePAXSM
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2015
Q-BaySM
Internal
2015
RoboTKTexchange
Internal
2015
1
Source:
Comments
RePAXSM is an automated, on-demand, passenger experience solution, which helps airlines
and OTAs transform travel disruption handling
Q-BaySM is a fully automated back-office workflow and workforce management solution that
offers features such as work prioritization & allocation, agent skill level management, SLA
tracking, and historical & real-time reports
RoboTKTexchange is a fully automated robotic platform to reissue tickets due to schedule
change, that works across multiple airlines
Includes outbound sales service, customer analytics, and performance management & reporting
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CCO revenue mix
US$ million
By geography
Continental
APAC Europe (2%)
By industry
Government / public
Media &
sector (1%)
entertainment (2%)
Healthcare (1%)
Retail (2%)
5%
MEA
21%
BFSI
45% UK
North America
6%
Telecom 16%
27%
Energy &
utilities
40% Travel &

hospitality
32%

Client name
FTSE 100 energy and utilities company
Leading European travel company
Global leader in travel communication / network solutions
Leading international hotel group
Source:
By buyer size
<US$1 billion
30%
20%
>US$10 billion
25%
25%
US$5-10 billion
US$1-5 billion
Region
United Kingdom
Continental Europe
Continental Europe
United States
Client since
2006
2007
2008
2009

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Poland (1)
Romania (1)
U.S. (2)
China (1)
India (17)
Philippines (2)
Costa Rica (1)
Sri Lanka(1)
South Africa (6)
Source:

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WNS (page 5 of 5)
Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Strengths
Overall
Market success
Driven by healthy revenue growth, along with expansion in

scale and investments in technology & innovation, WNS is a
Major Contender and a Star Performer on the CCO PEAK
Matrix
It has reduced its reliance on North American market and
expanded its footprint in Asia Pacific and European markets
It has a high focus on deploying analytics across most of its
CCO deals and has wide range of analytical offerings such as
multi-channel analytics, CRM analytics, and workforce analytics
solutions. It has also made investments in industry-specific
platforms
WNS is an early leader in adopting outcome-based pricing in
client engagements
Buyers cite flexibility and relationship managements as its key
strengths
Source:
Buyer
satisfaction
It can look at expanding its business in emerging

industries such as retail, healthcare, and
technology to further fuel growth
It can consider adding more workforce in high-cost
locations to help manage the relationship aspects
with clients better
Its share of revenue from the social media channel
is negligible and the company would benefit from
focusing on increasing its share of social media
revenue

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Xerox (page 1 of 5)
CCO overview
Company overview
Xerox is a business process and document management provider.
Xerox has more than 130,000 employees and conducts business in
more than 180 countries, providing business services, printing
equipment, and software for commercial and government
organizations. Xerox provides customer care services across a
variety of industries including communications, wireless, healthcare,
retail, and public sector.
CCO revenue1
In US$ million
Key leaders
Ursula M. Burns, Chairman and CEO
Ashok Vemuri, CEO, Xerox Business Services
Sue Watts, COO, Global Capabilities for Xerox Services
Scale of CCO
Number of FTEs
N/A
N/A
2014
2015
0%
49,800
49,850
2014
2015
N/A
N/A
2014
2015
Headquarters: Norwalk, Connecticut, United States
Website: www.xerox.com
Recent developments
Acquired Invoco, a Germany-based customer care service
provider, to strengthen its capabilities in European languages
Xerox announced its plans to separate into two independent
publicly-traded companies in January 2016 the business process
outsourcing company that will be named Conduent, Inc. and the
document technology company will continue to be called Xerox
Corporation
1
Source:
CCO client base

Number of clients
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Xerox (page 2 of 5)
CCO capabilities
Split of CCO FTEs
Number of FTEs
By location
By language
Other European languages (6%)
German (3%)
Asian (1%)
Italian (3%)
Dutch (3%)
Low-cost
6%
Medium-cost 31%
63%
High-cost
Spanish 27%
57% English
By process
Outbound sales transaction processing
services
Payment
6% 5%
6%
collection
Inbound sales 12%
services
VAS1 + other
services
53% Customer
service
18%
Key CCO investments
Description
Xerox ClearSightTM
Case Management
Empath
Investment
type
Internal
Year of
investment
2014
Internal
2014
Invoco Holding GmbH Acquisition
1
Source:
2014
Comments
Robotic software controls the business process workflow plus what the users see on their
computer screens. The software application can be used to train customer care agents
Next-generation social listening platform, combining technology with analytical expertise to help
brands mine their social traffic for actionable intelligence
Acquisition of Invoco Holding GmbH for the expansion of customer care business in Europe
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Xerox (page 3 of 5)
CCO revenue mix1
US$ million
By geography
LATAM
EMEA
By industry
APAC (2%)
5%
16%
Government
Healthcare
Industrial,
retail and
hospitality
Financial services
3%
7%
11%
14%
77% North
America
By buyer size
Public sector
17%
Commercial
healthcare
High-tech,
communications
and media

Client name
Royal Caribbean
Virgin America
Marriott
1
Source:
Data not disclosed
48%
Region
Global
United States
Global
Client since
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Xerox (page 4 of 5)
Netherlands
UK
Canada
Germany
Czech Republic
France
Romania
Italy
Turkey
Portugal
Albania
U.S.
Mexico
Guatemala
Colombia
Peru
Jamaica
Dominican Republic
Philippines
Suriname
Malaysia
Brazil
Argentina
Source:

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Xerox (page 5 of 5)
Best-in-class
Not matured
Leaders
Major Contenders
Aspirants
Delivery capability
Scale
Scope
Technology
and innovation
Delivery
footprint
Buyer
satisfaction
Overall
Strengths
With robust capabilities across most dimensions and high

market success, Xerox is a Leader on the CCO PEAK Matrix
It has significant exposure to value-added services and nonvoice channels, both of which are driving growth in CCO
It has a broad industry presence and is a major player in public
sector, healthcare, and telecom verticals
Its IT legacy has allowed Xerox to have a strong portfolio of
technology solutions across both traditional contact center and
enabler technologies
Xerox broad BPO capabilities have allowed it to offer front- to
back-office solutions targeting industry-specific market needs
Source:
Market success
To further drive growth, Xerox can look at expanding

its client base in emerging geographies such as Asia
Pacific and Latin America, and reduce its
dependence on North America
It can also consider moving some of its workforce to
low-cost regions to provide more cost-effective
solution options to clients

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Contents
Appendix
Glossary of key terms
References

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Glossary of key terms used in this report
(page 1 of 2)
Term
Definition
ACV
Annualized Contract Value is calculated by dividing the Total Contract Value (TCV) by the term
of the contract
BPO
Business Process Outsourcing refers to the purchase of one or more processes or functions
from a company in the business of providing such services at large or as a third-party provider
Buyer
The company/entity that purchases outsourcing services from a provider of such services
Contract term
The duration of the outsourcing contract. It drives the schedule over which the buyer or service
provider amortizes capitalized costs, or the period over which Net Present Value (NPV) /
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is calculated
FAO
Finance and Accounting Outsourcing is the transfer of ownership of some, or all finance and
accounting processes or functions to a service provider. This could include administrative,
delivery, or management-related processes or functions
FTEs
Full-Time Employees on the rolls of the company
GIC
Global In-house Centers are service delivery operations in low-cost geographies, which are
owned and operated by the same company receiving the services (i.e., not third-party
outsourcing)
HRO
Human Resources Outsourcing is the transfer of ownership of some, or all human resource
processes or functions to a service provider. This could include administrative-, delivery-, or
management-related processes or functions

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Glossary of key terms used in this report
(page 2 of 2)
Term
Definition
ITO
Information Technology Outsourcing is the transfer of ownership of some, or all information

technology processes or functions to a service provider. This could include administrative,
delivery, or management-related processes or functions
Offshoring
Transferring activities or ownership of a complete business process to a different country from

the country (or countries) where the company receiving the services is located. This is primarily
to access a lower-cost labor market, but may also be to access additional skilled labor or
establish a business presence in a foreign country. Companies may utilize offshoring either
through an outsourcing arrangement with a third-party or by establishing their own Global Inhouse Center (GIC) presence in the offshore location, among other business structures
PO
Procurement Outsourcing is the transfer of ownership of some, or all procurement processes or

functions to a service provider. This could include administrative, delivery, or managementrelated processes or functions
Service provider
A company/entity that provides outsourcing services to another company/entity
TCV
Total Contract Value is the potential revenue associated with the contract and estimated at the
commencement of the contract (e.g., sum total of revenue accrued to the service provider from
the contract over the entire contract term, usually measured in millions of dollars)

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Published
Topic
Current
Release date
CCO Pricing Trends: The Realities of Outcome-Based Pricing Adoption

Clever Machines at Your Service
January 2016
February 2016
Analytics Business Process Services (BPS) Annual Report 2016
March 2016
Service Delivery and Demand Dynamics in Latin America
March 2016
Heralding a New Era of Transformative Business Process Services through Technology
April 2016
Analytics Business Process Services (BPS) Service Provider Landscape with PEAK Matrix Assessment 2016
April 2016
Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO) Service Provider Landscape with PEAK Matrix Assessment 2016
May 2016
Analytics BPS Service Provider Profile Compendium 2016
June 2016
Making the Work-At-Home-Agent (WAHA) Model Work: A Buyers Perspective
June 2016
Achieving Maximum BPO Value: How Smart Buyers Structure Contact Center Relationships
June 2016
The Dynamics Behind the Alorica - EGS Deal
June 2016
Unlocking Next-Generation Value through Technology-Embedded Business Process Services | Part 1
July 2016
Technology in BPS - Market Landscape Refresh
July 2016
Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO) - Annual Report 2016
August 2016
Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO) Service Provider Profile Compendium 2016
August 2016
Technology in BPS Service Provider Compendium 2016
Q3 2016
Healthcare CCO: An Updated Market Overview and PEAK Matrix
Q4 2016
RPA and Technology Innovation in CCO
Q4 2016
SDA in Business Process Services (BPS) Service Provider Landscape
Q4 2016
SDA in BPS - Service Provider Profile Compendium 2016
Q4 2016
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Additional CCO research references
The following documents are recommended for additional insight into the topic covered in this report. These documents either
provide additional details or complementary content that may be of interest
1. Contact Center Outsourcing Annual Report 2016: The Rise of Digital Contact Centers Clear Evidence that Real Change is
Underway (EGR-2016-1-R-1823); 2016. The CCO market grew at ~4% in 2015 to reach US$75-78 billion. This report provides an
overview of the CCO market, including market size & adoption trends, key solution characteristics, service provider landscape, and areas
of service provider investment.
2. Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO) Service Provider Landscape with PEAK Matrix Assessment 2016 (EGR-2016-1-R-1771);
2016. This report focuses on service provider positioning in the CCO market, changing market dynamics & emerging service provider
trends, and assessment of service provider delivery capabilities.
3. Making the Work-At-Home-Agent (WAHA) Model Work: A Buyers Perspective (EGR-2016-1-R-1801), 2016. With the evolution of
recent technological advancements over time, WAHA has emerged as an attractive option through which buyers can significantly reduce
cost of operation and also increase the service quality. This whitepaper analyses the key drivers for adoption, as well as adoption pattern
of Work-At-Home Agents (WAHA) model in contact center strategy.
For more information on this and other research published by Everest Group, please contact us:
Katrina Menzigian, Vice President:
Skand Bhargava, Practice Director:
Jayapriya K, Senior Analyst:
Sharang Sharma, Analyst:
CCO Team:
katrina.menzigian@everestgrp.com
skand.bhargava@everestgrp.com
jayapriya.k@everestgrp.com
sharang.sharma@everestgrp.com
CCOresearch@everestgrp.com
Website: www.everestgrp.com | Phone: +1-214-451-3000 | Email: info@everestgrp.com

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Section II: Service provider profiles

Section II: Service provider profiles (continued)

CCO service provider landscape snapshot

Service provider profiles

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Traditional CCO primarily

Everest Group (2016)

We break each element into subprocesses of the customer

Order fulfillment and

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Performance management &

The service provider landscape for CCO includes CCO

Predominantly focused on contact

Integrated players that provide

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Have significant presence across

Teleperformance and Convergys lead the overall market with

Webhelp and Capita posted

High growth for Alorica on the

Includes service providers with revenue over US$500 million

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CCO delivery capability

CCO service provider landscape snapshot

Service provider profiles

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Headquarters: Mumbai, India

CCO client base

Everest Group (2016)

Data not disclosed

Key CCO investments

New service offering

New service offering

Everest Group (2016)

North America (6%)

Key contact center engagements

Data not disclosed

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