CallCentreVoice Topic OFCOM 3% - Onshore/Offshore abanon rate sharing?

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Andy Hinton on 21/7/2008 09:55:26.
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Andy Hinton
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OFCOM 3% - Onshore/Offshore abanon rate sharing?  [21/7/2008 09:55:26]

Hello

If you have an onshore and Offshore dialling set up (Collections)and you work the same data (but are x2 independent diallers - one hard and one soft), does anybody know where we would stand should we 'share' the abandon rate?

We are both working the same data - i.e. day one Offshore may call the customer, and then should we choose, on day 2 we may dial onshore (file splitting decisions are made daily pending resource, file complexity split, balance size etc) - because they are both Collections, and therefore the same CAMPAIGN, could the abandon rate be shared - e.g. if Offshore come in at 5%, and Onshore comes in at 1% - with overall being 2.9% - is this ok??


Thoughts please


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Michael Downer
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Onshore/Offshore abanon rate sharing?  [24/7/2008 11:15:01]

HI Andy,

In my experience as long as teh calls are being made in 2 seperate Diallers and teh data is split before the campaigns start this should be ok! (Make sure you do a weighted average on adding the 2 together though)

It would only cause a problem if you had one centre repositry where calls where being fed centrally into 2 diallers based on availability.

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Michael

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Steve Helm
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.  [24/7/2008 16:54:33]

As long as you are splitting the list and thus not potentially calling the same consumers twice then an aggregate of abondoned is fine.

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Andy Hinton
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sharing seems ok then  [28/7/2008 14:09:00]

thanks chaps for your feedback - food for thought!

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