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Metrics That Matter: Average Handle Time

Taylor Reach Group

AHT: the Most Misunderstood Metric in Call or Contact Centers. Average handle time is a wonderful tool. To find out more about how Taylor Reach can help your company with average handle time, CLICK HERE to schedule a free consultation. By John Cockerill.

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Reduce average handle time with this one simple trick

Toister Performance Solutions

Average handle time, or AHT, is an important metric in contact centers. It measures the average length of a call. Many contact center leaders track AHT closely because shaving even a few seconds off the average call could allow the contact center to handle more volume without adding staff.

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How To Manage The Average Handling Time (AHT) For Contact Centers?

NobelBiz

However, it is obvious that insufficient training, incompatible interfaces and other factors might result in an increase of Average Handling Time. But, how is the Average Handling Time (AHT) calculated? What is the Average Handling Time (AHT) for Contact Centers?

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Call Center Metrics: Examples, Tips & Best Practices

Callminer

Depending on your call center’s primary functions, certain metrics may prove meaningless and unusable in a practical sense, while others can be pivotal in assessing performance and improving over time. Following are a few metrics that matter for inbound call centers: Abandoned Call Rate. Average Handle Time.

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CX4Now: Contact Center KPIs that Matter

Fonolo

But without the contact center KPIs and metrics that managers use to measure the effectiveness of their operations, you’d never know for sure. We asked contact center industry influencers to share their insights into the changing role of KPIs and shine a light on new metrics to watch. KPIs matter. And they’re changing quickly.

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If You Manage To Averages You’ll Never Be Better Than Average

CCNG

Many Contact Centers use metrics of averages to base decisions, i.e.: Average handle time (AHT) Average cost-per-contact (ACC) Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) Averages have their place in management decision-making, but they cannot be overly relied upon.

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How to Overcome Challenges with Your Call Center Metrics

Fonolo

But when your team’s performance is being evaluated based on cold hard metrics, it can be downright nerve-wracking to explain the numbers to upper management. The average call center has an FCR of 72%. – SQM Group. Many contact centers will track Average Handle Time, or AHT, as a performance metric for agents.

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