One Outsource Direct Corporation Celebrates 20 Years
Sep 27, 2023
One Outsource Direct Corporation (OODC) is celebrating the company's 20-year anniversary. The outsourcing company, which is based in the Philippines, continues to be an innovative force in the industry, offering customizable solutions across a range of services.
Philippines - September 27, 2023 —
One Outsource Direct Corp (OODC), a leading business process outsourcing company based in the Philippines, is proud to announce the celebration of the company’s 20-year anniversary. Over the years, OODC has been at the forefront of continuous improvements and innovation in outsourced business process management since its inception in July 2003.
“When we started our company, our goal was to help our clients in managing their business operations,” said Butch Villamor, CEO and Founder of OODC. “Today, we are also entrusted by our clients with implementing better ways of working through innovation. We are incredibly grateful for our customers, partners, and employees who make this happen,” added Mr. Villamor.
The strong focus and commitment to adapting seamlessly to the client's changing needs over the years have enabled OODC to expand its service offerings. Starting with a focus on call center outsourced services, One Outsource now offers customizable solutions to their clients that include services such as end-to-end recruitment process, financial accounting and procurement, customer experience management, administrative support, digital transformation consulting, and technical development and support.
At OODC, the team is invested in the success and growth of each of their clients. They utilize tried and tested business models and frameworks, enabling them to choose the best tools to provide solutions to every client's unique requirements. The company values efficiency, experience, and a tech-enabled approach to meeting the demands of their clients. They offer many years of expertise, as well as flexible services that can be scaled up or down whenever needed.
OODC has worked with a broad range of brands from diverse industries around the world. Some of their clients include names such as IKEA, L'Oreal, Uniqlo, and many more. Taking a human-centered approach to their work, they solve problems for their clients by taking the time to understand them and collaborating with them to find innovative solutions. OODC clients can truly accelerate their business growth when they choose to use their business process outsourcing services.
Looking ahead, One Outsource plans to engage in a global presence with their current multinational partners, and beyond. The company hopes to continue working with businesses across different industries for many more years to come.
About One Outsource Direct Corp
One Outsource Direct Corporation (OODC) is a leading business process outsourcing company based in the Philippines. The company is supported by a dynamic team of passionate, and innovative professionals who value efficiency and innovation, making it the trusted partner for clients worldwide since 2003.
For more information about One Outsource Direct Corp, use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Victoria Nieva, Marketing Communications Lead
Email: Send Email
Organization: One Outsource Direct Corporation
Phone: +6388175365
Website: https://oodc.com.ph/home/about-us/
Release ID: 89108635
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