CallCentreVoice Topic  call centre analyst and MIS dept do they mean the same?

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kate mathew on 22/11/2003 12:25:55.
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kate mathew
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call centre analyst and MIS dept do they mean the same?   [22/11/2003 12:25:55]

Is there anyone out there who can help this soul?I am badly in need of help.Will anyone enlighten me on the basic role and responsibility of the call centre analyst? In a call centre perspective, is call centre analyst job same to a MIS dept?Those who wish to give a helping hand can get in touch through my email ID amrutanjan2004@yahoo.co.in.

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Christopher Mills
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MIS Analyst  [5/1/2004 08:46:09]

Hello Kate,

Let me begin by stating that an MIS Dept is a role within the contact centre that performs a specific function and is not a person. The dept may have people working in that arena, such as analaysts.

Next I think we need to properly identify what your understanding is of a call centre analyst. Please provide more detail in this regard. From an MIS perspective, the MIS dept is there to provided legible, easy to use and relevant management information to the users, most commonly in the form of a report. This information is used as a view of the performance of the contact centre and as a tool for management to make informed decisions. The MIS team should also provide the in depth analysis of the information extracted from the various sources and provide, to some extent, recommendations on improving areas of poor performance.

Short and precise.

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