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The Contact Center Stack – Here’s what you need to build a modern contact center

Taylor Reach Group

Customer Relationship Management (CRM). Learning Management System (LMS). Workforce Management (WFM). Quality Management (QM). Even if one of those channels is not needed at the time of platform acquisition, the missing channel should be available from your supplier as a stand-alone feature for future use.

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Remote Control: Managing Work at Home Contact Center Agents

Monet Software

Others will find remote agents better able to meet increasing customer demand for off-hours service. And they should take into account that remote work generally requires more independent time management skill and tech savvy than on-site employment. Switching to an entirely remote workforce can solve many staffing challenges.

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The Comprehensive Guide to Assessing the Average Talk Time Metric in Call Centers

NobelBiz

Measuring Talk Time is like clocking the duration of a 100m dash – it seems straightforward, but there’s more to it than meets the eye. For reference, according to callcenterhelper.com , the industry standard for Average Handling Time (AHT) is 6 minutes and 10 seconds.

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Contact Center Metrics, Why Do They Matter?

Taylor Reach Group

Talk time. Warp time. Hold time. Average talk time. Average hold time. Average handle time. Quality/Compliance score. All of the above metrics can inform the Team Leader and other management how an individual is performing. Quality Manager.

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Top Call Center Efficiency Metrics And How To Improve Them

Playvox

Availability Rate This is the proportion of time an agent is actively ready to work with customers but not engaged directly with a customer, sometimes referred to as idle time or available time. For synchronous contacts, this includes hold times, transfers, and after-call work.