Leading IT services and solutions company malomatia will participate in the Middle East’s only government-focused contact centre event in Dubai, the UAE, from May 17 to 20.
malomatia, which manages Qatar’s Government Contact Centre on behalf of the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology, is the leading provider of government contact centre services in the country.
The summit will feature the leading contact centre owners and operators of the region, who are transforming their contact centres to correspond with national visions and government strategies.
The objective of the summit is to help the industry evolve to provide smarter, more efficient and convenient government services to rapidly growing populations.
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