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Quality objectives are targets that are generally specified for relevant functions and levels within the organization. This research may be used as a foundation to build upon regarding the impact of quality objectives on ISO 9001 certified organizations. The impact on quality performance as a result of implementing quality objectives on organizations certified to ISO 9001 was determined. Organizations invest considerable amount of time, money, and resources in establishing and implementing quality management systems compliant with the ISO 9001 standard. Understanding the impact of the implementation of quality objectives on the performance of ISO 9001 certified organizations will support management in establishing value-added quality objectives that optimize the return on investment in ISO 9001 certification, while focusing on bottom line improvements.

Call Centers have been an integral part of businesses operations, thereby providing organization contact points for the customers while facilitating changes and improvements of products and services offered by the organization. Call Centers give organizations the ability to extend their reach within their respective market space, which allows them to maintain lasting relationships with their environments, customers, and competitors providing time savings, cost savings, business continuity, strategic opportunities, sustainability, competitive advantage, and customer insight, on the products and services offered. As such, organizations are able to build Call Centers as integral business solutions, hence enhancing profitability and maneuverability within their market space. This study is conducted utilizing a phenomenological approach to qualitative research method that addresses (a) Innovation is one of the business models that create sustainable competitive advantage where organizations are gearing towards, to carve out or maintain market share (b) phenomenological approach used for this qualitative research (c) utilization of NVivo to create a thematic analysis of the results collected from interviews, case studies, observations, and other empirical studies (d) discuss the trends and impacts of call centers on business models and practices.