Recorded Webinar: Innovative Best Practices for First Contact Resolution

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Written by Jonty Pearce

First Contact Resolution (FCR) is a metric on the rise. It’s at the top of the agenda for many managers.

Why? It is a great way to measure a problem from the customer’s perspective and to highlight broken contact centre processes.

In this, our 300th webinar we will discuss how you can best use FCR to improve contact centre performance with many innovative best practices.

Agenda

 Justin Robbins slides from FCR webinar
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 Martin Hill-Wilson slides from FCR webinar

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 Kristyn Emenecker slides from FCR webinar

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Topics Discussed

  • How to best define and measure FCR
  • How NOT to use FCR
  • Best practices for improving FCR
  • How to make positive changes to people and process
  • The role of technology
  • Top tips from the audience
  • Winning tip – “Controversially….FCR means nothing if the agent journey is too difficult to navigate.. how can the agent give a great experience if their own experience is terrible. Get the agent journey right and FCR should be the natural outcome instead of chasing it like an out-of-reach target “ thanks to Kelly34

Original Webinar date: 4th November 2021

Panellists

Justin Robbins - Headshot
Justin Robbins
Call Centre Consultant
Martin Hill-Wilson - Headshot
Martin Hill-Wilson
Brainfood Extra
Kristyn Emenecker - Headshot
Kristyn Emenecker
Playvox
Jonty Pearce - Headshot
Jonty Pearce
Call Centre Helper

Author
Jonty Pearce

Jonty Pearce walked into his first call centre in 1989 and has been hooked ever since. He founded Call Centre Helper in 1989.

He is an Engineering Graduate with a background in marketing and publishing. In 2020 he won the AOP Digital Publishing Award for The Best Use of Data.

He writes and speaks on a wide variety of subjects - particularly around forecasting and scheduling. His in depth knowledge of forecasting algorithms has earned him the nickname "Mr Erlang."

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