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Call Center Continuity Planning

by Jim Rowan and Sharon Rowan
includes CD-ROM

"Whether your company is large or small, plans and budgets in millions or hundreds of dollars, operates according to strategic plans generated by committees or by the seat of your pants, Call Center Continuity Planning gives you the no-nonsense, practical, real-world expertise you need to plan for and survive any and all 'events' — from natural disasters to mere unexpected volume — and do so efficiently, economically, and profitably. Call Center Continuity Planning shows you how to plan for continuity through disasters large and small — everything from power outages and hurricanes to unexpected peaks in inbound call volume that might threaten to swamp your call-takers.

"Call Center Continuity Planning provides detailed information on:
bulletthe concept of Call Volume Management, which treats the volume of calls like a fluid which can be channeled from one place to another via computer-managed switching.
bullethow to test your call center continuity plan with a full function tactical evaluation
bullethow to define and manage all stages of a crisis as it escalates from a mere disruption to a full-blown formal emergency.
bulletthe role government is likely to play during wide area disasters.

"This book will help you to plan for continued operations of your call center and, therefore, your business, during a crisis. Whether your company is large or small, plans and budgets in millions or hundreds of dollars, operates according to strategic plans generated by committee or by the seat of your pants, this book contains helpful advice to help you continue business in virtually all circumstances.

"This book has three major sections. The first section is a discussion of the principles and philosophy of call center (voice) continuity planning. The second section is an examination of what is involved in preparation for planning and "call volume management." The third section is a discussion of what comes after the planning process — testing and, in case of a disaster, crisis management."

 

 

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