3. Enrollment Services Technology Group
Inbound/Outbound Contact Center Support
Application Development
Business Intelligence, Analytics, and
Strategic Planning
Process Automation
Student Data Expertise
4.
5. Listening to the Student Voice
A case study of the Office for Student Financial Aid (OSFA)
6. For the period between Oct. 2012 – Sep. 2013, 111,450
calls were made to the Office of Student Financial Aid.
7. Estimated 21% went unanswered.
Approximately 50% took place during a
peak period.
8. OSFA Call Volume – October 2012 to October 2013
Peak PeriodPeak Period
9. For a similar period, 16,850 walk-in visits were logged.
10. Financial Aid Customer Service Survey
“…calling into the FA office is always a problem.”
-Frustrated Student
12. Telecenter as a Touch Point
• Complete, FAFSA
No Admissions Application
• Incomplete, FAFSA
No Admissions Application
Unique Count in Target
Group = 2,007
Yield = 21
(1%)
FAFSA, No Admissions Application
• Applied, Not Admitted
• Admitted, Not Signed Up for
Orientation
• Signed Up for Orientation, Did
Not Attend
• Attended Orientation, Did Not
Enroll
Unique Count in
Target Group = 8,046
Yield = 449
(5.6%)
Freshman, Not Enrolled
• Applied, Not Admitted
• Admitted, Not Signed Up for
Orientation
• Signed Up for Orientation, Did
Not Attend
• Attended Orientation, Did Not
Enroll
Unique Count in
Target Group = 1,736
Yield = 329
(19.0%)
Transfer, Not Enrolled
By Target Pop. – Summer 2013 Campaign
14. Overarching Goals
Use the CRM to re-establish mutual goals:
Increase success in new student enrollment
First-year retention
Persistence
Completion
15. Evaluating Departmental Goals
Targeted use of constituent relationship
management systems
Promote use of self-service systems
Improve OSFA web experience
Establish Contact Center inbound call services
17. Major Triggers of Service Demand
0.00%
2.00%
4.00%
6.00%
8.00%
10.00%
12.00%
14.00%
16.00%
Triggers Contributing to Peak Period
Service Demand
18. Sub-Analysis of Pending Requirements
0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
Income
Verification
Form
IRS Transcript General Terms And
Conditions
Loan
Adjustment
Form
Electronic
Corrections
Master
Promisary
Note/
Entrance
Counseling
KEYS
Session
FAFSA
Corrections
TEXAS Grant Income
Adjustment
Form
Pending Requirements (13.95%)
27. Leveraging Outreach Capacity with Multi-Channel Communication
Multi-Channel
Communication
ESTG Contact
Center
Knowledge
Base
Student
Portals
Inbound/
Outbound
Calls
Walk-in
Service
Phone Blasts
WebsiteSurvey
Email
42. Reevaluation of OSFA Communication
Contact Center Monthly Report: August 2014
Contact Center Customer Inquiries Contact Center Efficiency Contributions
Total Inbound Calls 19,159 Total Contact Hours 1,267
Level 1 Resolved 13,655
Overall Average Daily
Capacity Gain (Hrs) 57.6
Level 1 Call Resolution Rate 71%
Before CRM Revitalization Average Call Hold Times >30 minutes (Peak Period)
After CRM Revitalization
Average Peak Period Call Hold Times ~ 1.5 minutes (Peak Period)
W/ Average Call Duration ~ 4 minutes (Peak Period)
43.
44. Summary of Outcomes
Requires communication, coordination, and
collaboration among all stakeholders (across
departments/divisions)
Makes use of multi-channel customer
communication
Effective customer service strategy
45. Summary of Outcomes
85%
69%
23%
27% 28%
3%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
Current Prospective Ind. Avg.
OSFA Email View and Interaction Rates
View Rates Interaction Rates
CRM E-mail Reliable Mode of Communication
46. Summary of Outcomes
Web Services
MyStatus provides timely, relevant, targeted, and
actionable information
Supports student decisions through significant
stages of the student lifecycle
Platform has become an integral part of the multi-
channel communication strategy, supporting
Undergraduate and Graduate student populations
47. Summary of Outcomes
Efficiency Contributions
Contact Center operations has provided increased human
resource capacity (data below represent June 2014
results)
392 Hours – Total Contact Hours handled by the Contact
Center
17.8 Hours – Average Daily Capacity Gain (slightly more
than two FTEs contributed to OSFA operations)
49. HUGS
Academic
Colleges
Business
Administration
Liberal Arts
Student Affairs
Recruitment
New Student
Orientation
Scholarships
Extended
University
Online
Programs
Military
Services
Undergraduate
Studies
Academic
Advising
Early College
HS
UTEP Prep
Enrollment
Services
Admissions
Financial Aid
Student
Assessment &
Testing
Enrollment
Services
Center
Business
Affairs
Student
Business
Services
Hobsons CRM Stakeholders
50. Break Down of Departmental Silos
Contact
Center
SBS OSFA
Communication
Collaboration
Coordination
Integrated Approach
to Student Outreach
Unified Message to
Constituents
55. Planning Future Communications
ESTG process centers on customer service and
satisfaction
At the heart of this process is the CRM, helping us to:
enhance departmental relationships
bridge broken processes
assess the strategic gap
facilitate the delivery of relevant, timely, targeted, and
actionable information