A call for Service.
The advent of call centre technology has dramatically changed the way insurers carry out their business. Jonathan Swift looks at the changes ringing through the industry.
Are call centres the way forward? Throughout the ninetiescommentators have predicted that insurance companies that incorporate
telephone trade into their business will kill off, or mortally wound
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