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Monday, September 18, 2006 QueueTip of the WeekStarting this week, a new feature... we're highlighting the best call center tips from our awesome QueueTips message boards. Every Monday we'll put up a new nugget of knowledge, and you can read the entire library of info here.
Jay Minnucci, Director, Consulting Services, says: Generally speaking, there are four items you can check to see why you might be falling short on service level results. Start by checking the accuracy of your volume forecasts, then do the same for your average handle time (AHT) forecasts. After that, check your "schedule accuracy" - that's a comparison of the actual number of staff you scheduled for phone duty vs. the number you should have scheduled, based on your projections and output from the Erlang C calculation. Last, check the adherence to your schedule, and compare that to what you projected adherence to be. Make sure that you run this analysis on the interval level, and over time you'll start to see patterns of where problems most commonly occur. Posted by Keith Dawson on Monday, September 18, 2006 at 3:37 PM |
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