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Intelligent Computer Telephony
First, decide on the tasks that will achieve the CTI application for its operation. This is very important since the CTI application is an expensive undertaking. Suppose the goal is to reduce the number of analysts and customer satisfaction is maintained same. Let's look at one of the most common applications, ie, the screen appears, and we will make the decision based on the following four assumptions: Based on the above assumptions, will 41,667 successful screen POPs pay only for the application. Number of calls to break even = (Cost of application) ((Cost per hour Analysts) / 60 / 2) Number of successful screen to save COP
equivalent of a man in time of the year = (2000 * 60 * 2) The meeting of 240,000 or care of these earlier assumptions should receive 240,000 calls a year with the implementation of CTI to justify a reduction an analyst. These are the hard dollars and cents reasons, but a support center would earn the goodwill
TELEPHONY MANAGEMENT
Asuncion 1 Each screen-pop success analysts will save 30 seconds. Hypothesis 2 The hardware, software development and testing of the application will cost $ 50,000. Assumption 3 The analysts' average salary is $ 17.50 per hour of Assumption 4 Each analyst answers 45 calls per day. from the client with the best service provided by the CTI application. Screen appears alone can not justify the implementation of a CTI system, but adding other functionalities, such as restoring password and requested information on the situation, the CTI application can be profitable. Necessary measures to implement CTI After making the decision to proceed with a CTI
application, current systems should be evaluated. The following questions are essential: • Is the existing telephone equipment such as PBXs, ACD, IVR and support the integration of CTI (both hardware and software?) • Is it possible to integrate these systems with third
equipment from other vendors? Are other non-phone systems that will be part of this support to the implementation of the API (Application Interface ROGRAMMING?) Then you integrator needs to find a phone. It is extremely important that the integration of CTI applications with the technology currently deployed in the center. Ask the provider of CTI questions like "Does your product has been integrated with the product X?" If the answer is yes, be sure to check references. If the answer is "no", you may want
look to other suppliers. Here are some questions to consider about the implementation of the CTI and integrator: • ease of application to nstall, operate and manage? • Is there a single vision, integrated management systems?
SMART Computer Telephony Integration (CITI)
• Is a growing number of ports to reduce the system performance? What will The total cost of ownership? It is the architecture based on open standards? Is there a characteristic or property of functions? Does the seller of a service option support?
• What support services to be capable of addressing the overall architecture or subset of components? Is the system scalable?
Also, make sure your CTI application has the ability to grow with your business needs and with some of the technologies that are emerging, such as integrating new fax, voice mail, and Web interface. When the test CTI vendor has the PPLICATION CTI and all the tools prepared other, do not forget to try. Many experts suggest the application subject to four types of tests: Test onformance – Call to generators entire network through its paces by simulating real user calls, including all possible interactions with the application of TCI. Load Testing – Uses parameters in the compliance check, the system is performed to check how it will perform in different loading conditions, including a large number of short calls, and call the long and complex interactions. Regression Testing – In regression testing, call generators are used again to create a nominal amount of traffic very variable and complex to simulate all possible paths and the decision of a user could do.
TELEPHONY MANAGEMENT
product and then run again with the new version to ensure that the new version will be expected under all scenarios. If this is a new implementation, This test is useful when upgrading the application, hardware, or any of the other pieces in the integration. Acceptance Testing – Acceptance tests address the specific performance requirements according to the checklist by the seller and purchaser, and stipulates exactly how the product should perform in the specific environment the buyer. It is the responsibility of the buyer, to provide the supplier with this list, so the seller can demonstrate that the application meets all requirements.
INTELLIGENT COMPUTER Telephony Integration (CITI)
Just a few years ago, each of the applications-PBX, ACD, IVR and CTI systems were required for its own Hardware and
software. Today, when the computational power of the server / PC is increasing and the price of these powerful servers reached
down more suppliers have been able to offer one or more of the specialized agencies in a package that applications can run almost
any combination of hardware and operating system. However, this ability comes with two edges: the tools have been
brought within reach of more companies, but these telephony servers and applications versatility also bring some problems. The only application server has demonstrated solid reliability. The server Applications can only expect good reliability components, because the seller has chosen to work well together and are compatible with their applications. Also, when a server
only compatible with the operating system and unique telephony applications, reliability is much easier. Do not take much to guess that a new level of difficulty is added when they enter unknown factors such as hardware and more than one explanation, each competing for resources in trying to communicate about with others. When problems arise in multi-application environment
on a single server, find both the cause of the problem and the solution can be costly and time consuming. There is nothing so useless as a customer service center without
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First, decide on the tasks that the CTI application will accomplish for your operation. This is very important since CTI implementation is a costly undertaking. Suppose the goal is to reduce the number of analysts and maintain the same customer satisfaction. Let’s look at one of the more common applications, namely the screen-pops, and let’s make the decision based on the following four assumptions: Based on the above assumptions, it will take 41,667 successful screen-pops just to pay for the application. Number of calls to break even = (Application Cost) ((Analysts cost per hour) / 60 / 2) Number of successful screen-pops required to save the
equivalent of a man-year’s time = (2000 * 60 *2) or 240,000 The support center meeting these assumptions above must receive 240,000 calls per year using the CTI application to justify a reduction of one analyst. These are the hard dollar and cents reasons, but a support center would gain goodwill
