With it being completely free (aside from what you pay the staff to operate it) and flexible, the use of open source software in the BPO industry will most likely help the Philippines go on its way and tap a portion of the multi-billion dollar industry.
This was agreed upon by industry experts in the recently Philippine Open Source Summit in Cebu City.
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