Strategic Expansion for VBT in our Operations Centre in Durban South Africa
VBT Expands Operations in South Africa
VBT has expanded its South African Office, hiring of another 10 highly trained staff to join the VBT team to service our multiple clients, in Ireland and a growing number abroad. VBT South Africa deals with 1000’s of client calls a month, ensuring all our clients are supported throughout all their operating times We also offer remote services to other corporate clients and MSP’s.
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