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0607_C&U_Prod_Rags
May 1, 2008

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Inbound Telemarketing: Haband Exec Explains When to Outsource
November 6, 2007

An 82-year-old direct marketing business that primarily serves value-conscious senior citizens, Haband Co. always must keep an eye on the old-fashioned ways of doing things to properly serve its clientele. For instance, a sizable portion of Haband customers still mail their order forms. These people also like to strike up friendly conversations with telephone reps. But for the past seven years, Haband, a loose-sheet cataloger of budget-priced clothing, food, gifts and home furnishings, has outsourced overseas a sizable portion of its call center. Haband Online President Jay Baney, who’s also Haband’s vice president of technical services, explained how Haband decided to rely on Cyber City’s

How to Select an Outsourcing Partner
April 1, 2006

By Donna Loyle Before Sherry Comes outsourced contact center duties for her online business, she tried to keep operations in house, with reps answering customer calls only from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. "But customers started saying, 'Come on. You're an Internet company. You should have longer call center hours,'" recalls Comes, president and founder of CoffeeCakes.com, a purveyor of gourmet baked goods. So Comes decided to outsource all of her contact center operations, including 24-hour order-taking, customer service, outbound telemarketing and conference calling. The outcome, she says, is that her business has been able to grow without adding staffers to the