Demonstration - Contact Centre - Content
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Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Purpose
Operation of a contact centre is a vast and complicated challenge.
1.2 Background
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2 Common Applications and Scenarios
Our scenario outlines so much of what can be addressed by bxp for contact centres Scenario_-_bxp_and_The_Evolution_of_a_Contact_Centre
Where solutions are required bxp can address and solve all of the following [1]:
- Requiring the caller to repeat the same information multiple times
- Operators working from a script rather than knowing the products / services
- Incompetent or untrained operators incapable of processing customers' requests effectively
- Non-expert operators (call screening)
- Obsequious behaviour by operators (e.g., relentless use of "sir", "ma'am" and "I'd be more than happy to assist you")
- Excessive waiting times to be connected to an operator
- Complaints that departments of companies do not engage in communication with one another
3 Frequently Asked Questions
- Q = Question
- A = Answer
- L = Relevant link (if applicable)
4 Modules Demonstrated
| Icon | Module Name | Brief Description | Module Detail | Related Articles |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| |
Form Management | The building, editing and operational management of database forms for numerous modules | Module_-_Form_Management |
5 Further reading
- All Contact Centre Management Training Contact_Centre_Training
- Contact Centre articles [2]