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Service Level – Are You Measuring it the Wrong Way?

COPC

Overview Service level is one of the most important metrics for a contact center to measure and manage and has been in place since contact centers evolved. Organizations are missing opportunities to view this metric differently to manage customer service delivery and its associated costs more effectively.

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How to Measure, Evaluate, and Improve Call Center Agent Performance

Calabrio

Call Abandonment Rate: This metric measures the percentage of callers who hang up before speaking with an agent. Why it matters: High abandonment rates can indicate potential staffing issues or shortages, as well as long wait and resolution times that may indicate lagging agent performance. Book a free demo today.

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Workforce Planning: How it Establishes Gold Standard Service

Playvox

Not enough scheduled agents will negatively impact service levels, while overstaffing is bad for the budget. What is the Goal of Workforce Planning? The performance of workforce planning can be measured by: Service levels Abandon rates Occupancy rates Utilization Forecast accuracy.

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The Challenges of Omnichannel: Why so Many Contact Centers Struggle with Digital Self-Service

To find how contact centers are navigating the transition to omnichannel customer service, Calabrio surveyed more than 1,000 marketing and customer experience leaders in the U.S. about their digital customer communication strategies. Read the report to find out what was uncovered.