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The Palm launches Call Centre
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, December 23 - 2002 at 15:34
- PRESS RELEASE
Palm Developers LLC today announced the launch of its state-of-the-art Call Centre, which seeks to manage the large volume of calls that the project is receiving on a daily basis.
"The Palm's Call Centre is of primary importance to the project to ensure that we handle the broad scope of enquiries in an efficient and effective manner. Over the coming years our customer base is only going to expand, with the launch of further Palm properties, and the Call Centre will form a crucial service in our overall CRM program to support this growth. Our objective is to provide quick and accurate information to customers, clients and staff," said Saif Sultan Al Shamsi, Managing Director - Commercial for The Palm.
The Call Centre, staffed by a bi-lingual team, can be contacted on 800 5554 and will answer all general queries relating to the project and re-direct more detailed queries to the appropriate Palm Executives.
Humaira Majid, Operations Manager for Cupola Teleservices said, "The Palm Call Centre is utilizing state-of-the-art technology that includes a combination of technologies from Dell, Avaya, Microsoft and other leading vendors. The front and back end is running off purpose built software programs in a fully networked environment. This technology provides for each and every call to be logged and extensive daily reports generated from the information, thus allowing for the constant evaluation of enquiries and ultimately for resources to be allocated accurately".
The Palm Call Centre will be operational from 9.00am to 6.00pm Saturday to Wednesday, and from 9.00am to 5.00pm on Thursday. The Palm Sales Centre is located on the oceanfront, next to Royal Mirage and across from Dubai Media City.
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About The PalmThe Palm involves the creation of the world's largest two man-made islands known as The Palm, Jumeirah and The Palm, Jebel Ali. Located just off the coast of the city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, the two palm tree shaped islands are expected to contribute to the city's position as a premier global tourist destination. The project will increase Dubai's shoreline by a total of 120km and create a large number of residential, leisure and entertainment opportunities, all within a unique and inspiring setting.
The creation of The Palm is an extraordinary project of grand proportions. Comprised of approximately 100 million cubic meters of rock and sand, each island will eventually support 50 luxury hotels, 2,500 exclusive residential beachside villas, up to 2,400 shoreline apartments, two marinas, water theme parks, restaurants, shopping malls, sports facilities, health spas and cinemas.
The vision of The Palm was conceived by His Highness General Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and UAE Defence Minister. Construction commenced in June 2001 after many years of research and planning. Both islands will take approximately two years to be completely raised from the sea. A further two to three years will be required to complete the infrastructure and the buildings. The end-result will be the creation of two virtually self-contained communities within the islands.
Issued on behalf of The Palm by Gulf Hill & Knowlton, Dubai. For further information please contact Susan Crabb/Rola Zaarour on telephone 00 971 4 334 4930; fax 334 4923.
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