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First Call Resolution and Solve Rate Analytics That Produce Measurable Results Presented by:

Copyright© 2010, The Call Center School LLC

Speaker Biography Penny Reynolds • Founding Partner of The Call Center School • Leads curriculum development • Regular speaker and contributor for industry conferences, association meetings and trade publications. • Authored three books: •The Power of One, Power Phrasing •Call Center Staffing: The Complete, Practical Guide to Workforce

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•Call Center Supervision: The Complete, Practical Guide to Managing Frontline Staff.

• Honors graduate of Vanderbilt University • Call Center Magazine’s prestigious Call Center Pioneer award.

615-812-8410 [email protected] Copyright© 2010, The Call Center School LLC

Today’s Performance Management Challenge

Key Performance Indicators: Just because you can measure it, it doesn’t doesn t mean you should. should Just because you should measure it it d it, doesn’t ’t mean you can . . . at least easily. What’s a call center to do? Copyright© 2010, The Call Center School LLC

Traditional Measures Top Ten Call Center Performance Measures ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ ƒ

Service level/ASA Abandon rate Occupancy rate Availability/shrinkage Schedule efficiency

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Average handle time After call work Calls per hour Conversion rate Schedule adherence

Which measure efficiency versus effectiveness? Which p point toward y yesterday y versus tomorrow? Copyright© 2010, The Call Center School LLC

The Ideal Measure First Call Resolution ƒ Customer satisfaction ƒ Highest correlation: FCR

ƒ Efficiency/Productivity ƒ Fewer calls, less workload

ƒ Quality ƒ Consistency, less re-work

ƒ Profitability ƒ Fewer FTE, fewer calls, more loyalty/upsell

Single metric with balanced view of the call center Copyright© 2010, The Call Center School LLC

Measurement Challenges ƒ Difficult to capture right data ƒ Many trade trade-offs offs in measurement approaches ƒ Difficult to validate data ƒ Hard to pinpoint reasons for low resolution

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Current Measures of FCR Method

Pros

Cons

Performance Management Software

Based on analytical y software Objective Consistent reporting

Preparation p needed Expensive to implement

Call Monitoring

Fast Simple

Sample only Missing critical data Time insensitive

Post Call Survey Post-Call

Direct customer input Open end comments

Time sensitive Difficult to follow up Low response rate Hard to separate p issues

Agent Call Query

Timely Inexpensive

Longer call Agent manipulation

Agent Judgment

Reason + timing

Subjective Agent result variance Copyright© 2010, The Call Center School LLC

Better Approach

To effectively measure First Call Resolution, yyou need a combination of measures that tracks activity g g to end from beginning 1. Who is the caller? 1 2. Why is he calling? 3. When did he call last? Copyright© 2010, The Call Center School LLC

From Measurements to Actionable Data Measurements for Analysis and Action ƒ Where is the breakdown point? ƒ Customer issue ƒ Organizational Organi ational problem ƒ Agent capabilities ƒ What is the “solve rate”? ƒ By type of call ƒ By agent

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Contact Space p Analytics y The Key to Effective Customer Experience Management

Scott Norteman, Jacada Inc.

© 2010 Jacada. All rights reserved.

Contact Space Analytics

Traditional Metrics

• Measures M off Efficiency Effi i • Limited Operational Benefit • Managing CSRs to these metrics does NOT lead to a positive customer experience © 2010 Jacada. All rights reserved.

Contact Space Analytics

Traditional Metrics Effectiveness

• Primary Measures •First-call Resolution (FCR) ( ) •CSR Solve-Rate

• Benefits of managing CSRs to “Solve-Rate”

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• Addresses core challenge to a positive customer experience

Contact Space Analytics

IVR

Traditional Metrics

Call C ll Metrics

Chat

Effectiveness Contact Space Visibility

Email

Web

• Accurate Contact Channel Data is Needed • Pinpoint Areas for Improvement • (Coaching OR Process)

• ALL Channels Must be Considered if Customer Experience is the Focus © 2010 Jacada. All rights reserved.

Jacada Insight

Data Warehouse

Traditional Metrics

After-the-fact, Massaged Reports

ETL

Effectiveness Contact Space Visibility Challenges

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Email & Fax Server

•Discrete Data Points •Data Must be Tied Together •Data Must be Normalized Across Channels •Data Data Warehouse / ETL •Time Consuming •Expensive •Questionable Accuracy

Contact Space Analytics

Traditional Metrics Effectiveness Contact Space Visibility

Data Mart

Individual Records Contact Center, CSR, Customer Drillable Views

Challenges

•Real-time, R l ti multi-channel lti h ld data t collection ll ti

Jacada® Insight A Ne New Approach

•Pre-built analytics views •Deep understanding of CSR Performance and Customer Experience

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Ad-hoc Reports Dashboards

Contact Space Analytics

Traditional Metrics Effectiveness Contact Space Visibility Challenges Jacada® Insight A Ne New Approach © 2010 Jacada. All rights reserved.

Contact Space Analytics

Traditional Metrics Effectiveness Contact Space Visibility Challenges Jacada® Insight A Ne New Approach © 2010 Jacada. All rights reserved.

Contact Space Analytics

Traditional Metrics Customer & Agent g ID / Basic Info.

Effectiveness Call Reason

Contact Space Visibility Challenges

Phone Stats

Jacada® Insight A Ne New Approach

Resolution / FCR Survey/NPS information

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Quality Monitoring Playback

Today’s Webcast: First Call Resolution and Solve Rate Analytics That Produce Measurable Results Penny Reynolds Founding Partner [email protected] 615-812-8410

Scott Norteman Director, Product Management [email protected] 770 352 1300 770-352-1300

Ann Conrad Communications Manager [email protected] 770-352-1300

Questions? You can submit your questions using the WebEx Q&A feature. Thank you for attending!

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