[October 11, 2013]

Research and Markets: Malaysia's Call Center and Shared Service Center Market Forecast: 2013 to 2017

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3t8vlq/malaysias_call) has announced the addition of the "Malaysia's Call Center and Shared Service Center Market Forecast: 2013 to 2017" report to their offering.

Malaysia's BPO and Call Center market continued to grow modestly in 2012. The authors see the number of calls made to Call Centers in Malasyia growing at a rate of 20 percent every year. The increase is partly due to a broadening the functions covered at the Call Centers in Malaysia, both customer-facing and internal to a company, such as help desks, and the growing middle class with increasing purchasing power.

Several FSI, ICT and BPO firms increased their investments in Malaysia in 2012. AIG announced KL will be their "Center of Excellence" for Asia and a number of AIG data centers around Asia were consolidated into their Malaysian operation. HSBC continues to invest in Malaysia for back office processing, as does Standard Chartered Bank.

The authors saw growth in spending on Call Center technology increase in 2012, and they forecast 2013 to be slightly more robust to due overnment programs, a strong economy strengthens and more domestic enterrpises upgrade their CRM and contact centre applications.

This market research paper is a detailed, independent assessment of the Call Center and Shared Services sector industry in Malaysia. Roselle Garcia, lead researcher for the publication, notes that companies like AIG, HSBC, BMW, Standard Chartered Bank are upgrading their operations in the Malaysian MSC (News - Alert). The authors forecast for the next few years (2013 to 2017) that growth in the number of Call Center seats in Malaysia will continue to grow in the single digits, and the number of global business processes being managed from Malaysia will see double digit growth.

Key Topics Covered:

Table of Figures and Exhibits:

Figure 1. Overview of Malaysia's Call Center Industry in 2013

Figure 2. Malaysia's Call Center Landscape in 2013

Figure 3. Functions Performed by Call Centers in Malaysia in 2012

Figure 4. Percentage of Malaysian companies APRG sampled that are considering Outsourcing Call Center Services

Figure 5. Inhibitors to Growth of Outsourcing Call Center Functions in Malaysia

Figure 6. Percentage of respondents that rated ensuring consistent service across channels as a very high priority or high priority

Figure 7. Malaysia's Customer Service Barometer - Q1 2013

Figure 8. Percentage of Domestic Enterprise Contact Centers in Malaysia using Social Networks

Figure 9. Number of Call Center Seats in Malaysia, 2008 - 2017F

Figure 10. Number of Call Center Centers in Malaysia, 2008 - 2017F

Figure 11. Growth by Call Center Interaction Types - Last 12 Months

Figure 12. Expected 2013-2015 Growth in Call Center Technology Investments, by Industry

Figure 13. Call Center Technology Spending in Malaysia 2008 - 2017F

Figure 14. Planned Percentage Budget Increases for Call Center Technology Types in 2013-2015 in Malaysia

Figure 15. Malaysia Call Center Salary Survey Q1 - 2013

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