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Pre-planning means that the customer service center should have its own emergency contact plan. The plan should include the judgment criteria, severity level, response level, schedulable resources, scheduling authority and other main contents, and should be continuously adjusted and optimized in practice. It is necessary to be cautious in the setting of the judgment criteria. How much time period exceeds the normal number of calls can be judged as a sudden peak, how to set the judgment criteria for each response level, and what should be done first after the contact peak is found , how long the contact peak lasts to start the emergency plan, etc., all require rich practical experience in operation management.
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In-process response is emergency execution. Adjustable resources are allocated in place according to the plan, and the trend of contact volume is continuously observed, and the response method can be adjusted at any time.
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The post-event review is mainly to conduct qualitative and quantitative analysis and summary of the sudden peak, including what caused it, whether it will occur in the future, what are the conditions of the occurrence, can it be coordinated and improved, how did we deal with it, whether there are any problems, and what is the problem? Which link should be adjusted in future similar events, etc.