This PPT slide, part of the 78-slide Guide to Delivering Best-in-Class Customer Care PowerPoint presentation, presents a strategic overview of optimizing contact center operations by consolidating smaller, less efficient sites and strategically sourcing specific call types. The left section highlights the cost implications of operating smaller contact centers, indicating that they incur higher expenses per Customer Service Agent (CSA). The graph illustrates a clear trend: as the scale of operations increases, the average cost per CSA decreases, suggesting that larger centers benefit from economies of scale. Key factors contributing to higher costs at smaller sites include the need for additional infrastructure investment, challenges in local labor supply, management bottlenecks, and difficulties in securing suitable facilities.
On the right side, the slide outlines strategic and tactical initiatives for managing different types of calls, categorized into 4 groups: "Gold," "Red," "Blue," and "Green" contacts. Each category represents a different approach to handling calls based on their complexity and value. "Gold contacts" are routed to the best agents, ensuring high service levels. "Red contacts" are targeted for migration to self-service options, reducing the need for live agents. "Blue contacts" involve live onshore handling, while "Green contacts" are aimed at outsourcing or offshoring, depending on the service level required.
This framework not only emphasizes the importance of consolidating operations, but also provides a structured approach to managing call types effectively. By understanding the cost dynamics and implementing targeted strategies, organizations can drive efficiency gains and enhance overall service delivery. The insights presented here are crucial for decision-makers looking to optimize their customer care operations.
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