A regional support centre will be set up in Greece by Microsoft, as notified after the meeting between the CEO of the company in Greece, Peggy Antonakou, with the Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras.
The investment plan of the American software company foresees the creation of 550 jobs. The new support center will be able to meet the needs of users in 30 languages.
According to deasy.gr, the investment will be done in collaboration with Teleperformance Hellas, which is one of the leading companies in the field of call centres and currently serves customers in 29 countries.
Samaras was informed of Microsoft plans by Peggy Antonakou, the Ceo of the company in Greece.
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