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There are many interactions that take place at a call centre; between the customer and agent, the agent and computer, and indirectly between the customer and computer. This paper proposes areas of research, eg auditory feedback and human-human communication, which could provide insight and possible improvement to the interaction. The paper also describes studies that have been carried out, as well as studies that are being planned.