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The contact center process
From the course: Managing a Customer Contact Center
The contact center process
- There are so many things going on in a contact center, so many components that are part of the environment. When thinking about quality and productivity improvement, many managers wonder, where do we get started? The contact center is a process operating within a larger process that's the organization. Let's look at what that means and what it tells us about where to make improvements. In quality terminology, a process is a system of causes. The contact center process is part of the organization, an expansive system of causes. An agent group is a system of causes within the contact center. And every interaction comprises its own system of causes. In fact, one part of an interaction, entering data, for example, is a process. It involves systems, a person, and a methodology. We asked a group of contact center managers from different organizations who came to a workshop to produce a visual of what the contact center…
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Principles of contact center quality3m 6s
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The contact center process2m 31s
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Quality tools and methodologies4m 9s
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Measures and objectives for the contact center2m 58s
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Measures and objectives for agents3m 22s
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Monitor and coach4m 29s
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Key technology developments5m 24s
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Enable a supporting culture3m 1s
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