Call center forescanting and scheduling

ESTABLISHING SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVES. Service level and response Time in a New Era (Part. 1 y 2). Abandonment: Not the best measure of call center performance. FORECASTING THE WORKLOAD. The art of counting callers: Adjusting for busies and abandonment's. Forecasting calls (part 1): breaking do...

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Coauteur: Call Center Press
Formaat: Boek
Taal:Spanish
Gepubliceerd in: Call Center Press 2000
Reeks:The Best of Call Center Management Review
Onderwerpen:
ADMINISTRACION
CALL CENTER
CIENCIAS EMPRESARIALES
GERENCIA
MAY04
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