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Key Take-Aways from the iQor Trinidad Analyst Day
By Ryan Strategic Advisory
While the tendency among many BPO operators has been to de-emphasize analyst days over the past few years, kudos to iQor for bucking this trend. Last week, this burgeoning outsourcer re-established its relationships with key influencers from across the outsourcing spectrum with a thought-leadership gathering at its site in Trinidad. Ryan Strategic Advisory was delighted to be present at this summit, and presents below its take on the most salient points that came out of this session with iQor.
The snapshot provided by iQor into Trinidad’s rapidly growing outsourcing sector shows an island destination that is clearly differentiating in the right way when it comes to attracting attention to its BPO value proposition. Moving into 2025, it is certain that buyers of front-line services in North America (and from further afield) will be watching Trinidad with great interest, in order to see if it aligns with their own CX objectives. To be clear, this is not a mass-market, multilingual hub – nor does it profess to be one. But, based on what was put on display by the team at iQor, the Trinidad outsourcing ecosystem has every reason to be optimistic.