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I have been asked to look at my company’s call centers. Currently we have two. The company I work for is a software company and the two call centers are divided into two functions. One takes customer support type questions and low level sales and the other takes the Technical support questions about the software that the company produces.
The company is looking to combine these two groups to create one call center. My question is, Is this a good idea? Should they remain seperate? What are the best practice for a situation like this.There is two level ofconsolidation in your question. The first level is the phisical consolidation. In fact today you can have a virtual call center with two locations. One of the advantage with a virtual call center in two location is the redundancy in case of emergency. To respond to your question is depend to the type of service you are offering, is it critical service, what is the idea behind the consolidation…
At the second level we are talking about a skill set (Helpdek against customer care and sales)
most of the the time is rare to fnd someone who can have those skill set. So my advice will depend on the skill of people that you have. If you have an acceptable percentage of agents able to take the two type of calls (> 20%) it will be worthed.We just consolidate 7 call center in two virtual call center so I undestand your challenge.
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Joel Kepaou
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