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When thinking about workforce management (WFM), often people think of forecasting and scheduling. Ensuring that employees can be a part of managing their schedule has big benefits. Workforce management processes focus on optimizing how, where, and when work gets done, and who is best suited to do the job.
Managing forecasting, scheduling, and agent productivity in a call center is a lot like searching for the fountain of youth. While we don’t have a roadmap to the proverbial fountain, we can help steer you in the right direction for better call center workforce management (WFM). But getting to this nirvana is no picnic.
Managing Utilization Rates. Utilization measures how much of an agent’s paid time is spent on the contact center floor, handling contacts and waiting for them to arrive. To manage costs and make sure advisors spend the majority of their paid time doing their primary job. After all, it is not the agent who designs their schedule.
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