CallCentreVoice Topic Green screen to GUI

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Ann-Marie Stagg on 17/10/2007 10:35:49.
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Ann-Marie Stagg
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Green screen to GUI  [17/10/2007 10:35:49]

Has anyone got useful tips for successfully migrating from green screen to GUI technology in a 1000+ seat call centre?

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Scott Wilton
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Migration  [22/10/2007 15:29:22]

Ann-Marie,

early on in my Callcentre career, we migrated from a Green Screen gui to a windows based system.

generally the biggest concern is that once you move away, what functionality is gained/lost and how well it is explained to the Agents. Where I worked it started with each area of the business fully documenting everything that was completed on the system and then cross checking to ensure the new system still maintained that ability.

I think the key would be UAT and systems testing first. If you can provide some more specific details I can try to tailor accordingly.

Scott

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Ann-Marie Stagg
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Thanks Scott  [5/11/2007 12:23:58]

Much appreciated!

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Justin Dechaine
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Don't underestimate  [7/11/2007 15:09:09]

It's sometimes easy for a technical person to just assume that everyone will think this migration is great and easy. Don't underestimate the impact to the people using these tools. Anytime something changes that a person is confident in it creates a stressful environment for everyone.

Have it clearly laid out with a pro/con list and, as mentioned, make sure expectations for lost or gained abilities are out there.

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