DALEVILLE, IN -- IBM recently announced its decision to locate a new customer call center in Daleville, Ind., creating 500 new jobs. The new center, which will serve the company’s new and existing business customers, will locate in the former Burlington Motor Carriers facility near Interstate 69 later this year. The $2.9 million project is part of the commitment by IBM and its partners to create 1,000 new jobs and bring new investment to Indiana following their selection to lead the modernization of state’s welfare eligibility system.
The new center is in addition to the 1,500 people being hired by IBM and its partners to modernize the computer services of the Family and Social Services Administration. IBM’s additional commitments are to upgrade the supercomputer located at Indiana University and create a technology design center at Indiana University Purdue University in Indianapolis.
Are you hiring call center representative at the Daleville, Indiana, call center and if so, how do I apply?
Posted by: Suzy McCarty | September 13, 2009 at 09:50 AM