Google sets up new call centre in Hyderabad

Updated on: Thursday, November 18, 2010

Google India today announced the launch of a new call centre in Hyderabad that would provide regional language support to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India for its AdWords platform.
   
It would offer support in Telgu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam and manage both inbound and out bound calls to help SMEs to learn - how to manage advertising campaigns online and grow their businesses by using Google's advertising platform
'AdWords', it said in a statement.
   
With this additional facility, Google India would now provide support in six languages, including Hindi and English.
   
Google also announced the launch of a new learning and training program called 'Google Engage' which, it said, is designed to help individuals and businesses engaged in offering web-related services to customers locally.

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