Sirmich
Call center consultancy and operational support for businesses running internal or outsourced contact centers
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Sirmich
Sirmich provides consultancy and operational support for call centers, including management, process and technology optimization, training, reporting, and outsourcing coordination.
Its clients are businesses seeking to improve call center operations. The company is registered in London and was founded in 2023; it says its business journey began in Poland before moving to the UK. Its managing director is Michał Karzel.
Product: Call center management consultancy, operational support, training, process optimization, and technology guidance.
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