Everybody's talking at me.
The telephone has become perhaps the most valuable business-selling tool to companies, and more insurers are exploiting its benefits through call centres. Alex Miller reports.
When the telephone was invented at the end of the 19th century,nobody, not even Alexander Graham Bell, could have envisaged the impact
his invention would make on life over the next century.
Indeed
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