Analytics and Reporting: Developing a Contact Center Reporting Plan (Web Seminar):
This 90-minute web seminar provides best practices on what analytics should be performed in the call center and how results should be reported to call center stakeholders. Students will learn about sources of data, analysis techniques, and options for reporting call center results.
The areas of performance optimization and performance analytics are getting much attention today as one of the biggest opportunities for improving overall performance in the contact center. What is the difference between reporting, analytics, and performance management?
This session is designed to help contact center managers and analysts understand these important functions – and the associated technologies – in order to make better decisions.
Attendees will learn the basic roles of each of these three major functions, how they differ, and how they interrelate. Discussions will include how and when to apply these functions based on the specific challenges you face and how to communicate the results to your stakeholders.
Seminar attendees will learn to:
- Develop a reporting strategy aligned with enterprise mission and goals.
- Identify the sources of data to be utilized in reporting and analytical tasks.
- Describe the role of performance management supported by reporting and analytics.
- Identify some of the technologies involved in analytics and performance management.
- Recognize best practices for communicating performance results to each of the stakeholder groups.
Price: $300
An unlimited number of students may attend via a single web/audio connection. Additional connections for the same seminar are available for $150 for each additional connection.
This web seminar will be recorded and retained by The Call Center School, LLC. Your attendance constitutes permission for the recording of your voice and comments and The Call Center School’s right to use, distribute, and copy the recording, in whole or in part, in any form or media.
