The document provides information on the staffing and operations of a customer care department. It includes organizational charts showing employee schedules and team structures. It also outlines departmental focuses and key initiatives for Q3, such as hiring more customer care agents, implementing new sales support functions, and improving network quality. The goal is to provide excellent customer service while meeting sales targets and growing the customer base through affordable voice services.
Miguel Rodriguez, a producer in the Producer department, worked 41.92 hours for the week of November 8-12, 2010 according to his timesheet. Working between 8-12 hours each day Monday through Friday, his total pay for the week was $1,341.44 based on his $32 hourly rate.
Miguel Rodriguez, a producer in the Producer department, worked 41.92 hours for the week of November 8-12, 2010 according to his timesheet. Working between 8-12 hours each day Monday through Friday, his total pay for the week was $1,341.44 at an hourly rate of $32.
This weekly timesheet documents the work hours of private investigator Damian Gomez for the week of November 8-14, 2010. It shows his daily start and end times, total hours worked each day, and a total of 41.92 hours for the week. His hourly rate is $32, so his total pay for the week is calculated as 41.92 hours x $32 per hour, which equals $1,341.33.
This weekly timesheet documents the work hours of Jesus Mario Contreras, a firefighter, for the week of November 8-14, 2010. It shows his daily start and end times for each day worked, totaling 41.63 hours for the week. At his hourly rate of $32, his total pay for the week is calculated to be $1,332.27.
Do you want bad patient relations? Do you want to lose patients? Do you want to fail your patient satisfaction surveys? Do you want a non professional image? Do you want to reduce the number of new patient referrals? Do you want to demonstrate poor quality care? Do you want to jeopardize participation in healthcare plans?
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In-store packaging can help products stand out on shelves. Innovative box designs can redefine shelf space and make products easier for customers to find quickly. Creative packaging solutions beyond just print and size can differentiate products from competitors in valuable retail space.
Master the HCAHPS by moving your hospital from the patient customer service to the customer experience. This grand rounds was provided to doctors and nurses, but is suitable for all hospital personnel.
Electronic medical records (EMRs) are paperless systems used to document patient information electronically. This helps reduce errors and coordinate care by keeping all patient data together in one place. EMRs can save costs by reducing duplicate tests and paper usage, and protect lives by decreasing medical errors and improving documentation and medication dosing. There are different types of EMRs, including administrative systems for security and login, clerical systems for billing and records, and clinical systems for medical histories, test results, and documentation. Implementing EMRs takes planning, costs, and staff training over many years as different areas transition from paper to electronic records. The goal is for EMRs to become the standard across all healthcare facilities,
Miguel Rodriguez, a producer in the Producer department, worked 41.92 hours for the week of November 8-12, 2010 according to his timesheet. Working between 8-12 hours each day Monday through Friday, his total pay for the week was $1,341.44 based on his $32 hourly rate.
Miguel Rodriguez, a producer in the Producer department, worked 41.92 hours for the week of November 8-12, 2010 according to his timesheet. Working between 8-12 hours each day Monday through Friday, his total pay for the week was $1,341.44 at an hourly rate of $32.
This weekly timesheet documents the work hours of private investigator Damian Gomez for the week of November 8-14, 2010. It shows his daily start and end times, total hours worked each day, and a total of 41.92 hours for the week. His hourly rate is $32, so his total pay for the week is calculated as 41.92 hours x $32 per hour, which equals $1,341.33.
This weekly timesheet documents the work hours of Jesus Mario Contreras, a firefighter, for the week of November 8-14, 2010. It shows his daily start and end times for each day worked, totaling 41.63 hours for the week. At his hourly rate of $32, his total pay for the week is calculated to be $1,332.27.
Do you want bad patient relations? Do you want to lose patients? Do you want to fail your patient satisfaction surveys? Do you want a non professional image? Do you want to reduce the number of new patient referrals? Do you want to demonstrate poor quality care? Do you want to jeopardize participation in healthcare plans?
We can Help you :)
In-store packaging can help products stand out on shelves. Innovative box designs can redefine shelf space and make products easier for customers to find quickly. Creative packaging solutions beyond just print and size can differentiate products from competitors in valuable retail space.
Master the HCAHPS by moving your hospital from the patient customer service to the customer experience. This grand rounds was provided to doctors and nurses, but is suitable for all hospital personnel.
Electronic medical records (EMRs) are paperless systems used to document patient information electronically. This helps reduce errors and coordinate care by keeping all patient data together in one place. EMRs can save costs by reducing duplicate tests and paper usage, and protect lives by decreasing medical errors and improving documentation and medication dosing. There are different types of EMRs, including administrative systems for security and login, clerical systems for billing and records, and clinical systems for medical histories, test results, and documentation. Implementing EMRs takes planning, costs, and staff training over many years as different areas transition from paper to electronic records. The goal is for EMRs to become the standard across all healthcare facilities,
Presentasi yang saya bawakan dalam pelatihan "Strategi Penggunaan ICD-10 dan ICD-9 CM dalam Mendukung BPJS" yang diadakan oleh RS Panti Nugroho, Sabtu, 8 Mei 2014. Semoga bermanfaat.
This document provides guidance on dealing with difficult customers. It notes that unhappy customers will tell many others about their negative experiences. It then lists types of difficult customers and potential triggers for their anger, such as unmet expectations. The document offers tips for defusing anger, such as actively listening, acknowledging emotions, and avoiding emotional triggers. It also discusses specific strategies for dealing with seven common difficult customer situations and emphasizes following up with customers after an issue is resolved.
The document discusses 10 key concepts related to customer service:
1. Belief - Customers will hold onto their beliefs even if unsupported by facts, so apologize and find a solution instead of trying to change their mind.
2. Complain - Unhappy customers will complain to hurt a business's reputation, so train all employees to understand this.
3. Empowerment - Employees should be able to solve 95% of customer issues without involving managers to provide better service.
4. Feedback - Ask customers for feedback at different stages to identify issues that require action if mentioned three times.
5. Mistake - Admitting mistakes makes customers happier than denying them.
The document discusses key aspects of a proposed push-to-talk service, version 1.0. It provides an overview of push-to-talk functionality, describing it as an "always on" one-to-one and one-to-many voice communication service initiated with a single button press. It then covers technical implementation using GPRS networks, potential features and limitations, and benchmark pricing consisting of a subscription fee and additional airtime charges.
This document outlines the policies and procedures for Kanartel's Customer Service Department. It defines the department's mission, strategy, and policies. It describes the roles and responsibilities of various positions within the department. It also outlines policies for expenses, employee grievances, salaries, travel, training, performance reviews, vacations, and customer care operations. Specific policies cover non-disclosure of company and customer information. References to other departments indicate some policies refer to separate documents from Human Resources and Finance.
The document outlines quality of service benchmarks for mobile services in Nigeria. It lists benchmarks for customer complaints, customer satisfaction, speed of problem resolution, billing integrity, customer care, customer interface, and recharge cards. The benchmarks specify acceptable values for metrics like percentage of customer complaints, bills overcharged, loading errors on recharge cards, and call completion rates.
This document discusses integrated methodologies for workforce management including Six Sigma, Etom, COPC 2000, and ISO standards. It describes implementing time management through predetermined schedules, bidding on time slots, and schedule adherence. The goals are to reduce management supervision, increase productive time usage, and empower employees. Stages of integration include defining goals, specification, implementation, follow up and evaluation. Benefits discussed include increased production, understanding, satisfaction, involvement and mission comprehension.
High brand equity results in high customer experience and quality which leads to fewer customer complaints and more opportunities for cross-selling. Low brand equity caused by technical problems and a below average number of subscribers results in most call center calls being unprofitable and a waste as they often have a negative impact on brand equity.
The document defines several metrics for measuring Quality of Service (QoS) in telecommunications networks:
- Call Completion Rate measures successfully completed calls as a percentage of total attempted calls.
- Answer Seizure Ratio measures successful calls as a percentage of total outgoing calls.
- Call Setup Success Rate measures unblocked call attempts as a percentage of total call attempts.
- Several other metrics are defined for call drops, post-dialing delay, handover success, bit error rates, traffic channel congestion, SMS/MMS delivery failures, customer satisfaction, and problem resolution times.
This document summarizes an analysis of Etisalat's customer experience in the United Arab Emirates. It evaluates Etisalat's customer journey through different phases: getting information about Etisalat's services, buying a plan and activating it, paying bills, contacting customer support, and leaving Etisalat. It identifies both Etisalat's current approach and potential opportunities for improvement in each phase, such as simplifying Etisalat's websites, improving agent training, and enhancing self-service options. The overall goal is to evaluate Etisalat's customer experience and identify ways for a new telecom entrant to differentiate its own customer experience.
Specific functionalities for prepaid telecomsUrmil Gohil
The document outlines specific functionalities required for prepaid accounts, including:
1) Supporting multiple sub-accounts (e.g. for voice, SMS, data) within a main credit account, with the ability to deposit credits and bonuses into sub-accounts.
2) Deducting periodic fees from accounts on an anniversary date each month, with SMS reminders sent before deductions.
3) Allowing subscribers to access attractive limited-time tariff plans by paying a flat fee via an IVR number.
4) Requiring a minimum of 20 prepaid profiles for launch, with special rates for intra-profile calls.
5) Enabling subscribers to specify "Friends and Family" numbers via
The document outlines minimum quality of service benchmarks for mobile operators in Nigeria as defined by the Nigerian Communications Commission. The benchmarks cover key areas like customer complaints, speed of problem resolution, billing integrity, customer care, customer interface, and recharge cards. Operators are expected to maintain low customer complaint rates, clear most problems same or next day, have accurate billing with low error rates, ensure high call completion rates and short wait times for customer care, provide sufficient customer interface points, and process recharge cards with very low error rates.
Push-to-talk is an instant voice communication service that allows one-to-one and one-to-many calls. It provides benefits like quick communication of time-critical information without intermediaries. NewTel could offer push-to-talk with a premium monthly subscription fee and additional charges for usage minutes, to avoid cannibalizing other voice services. An instant messaging option could also be offered for a separate monthly fee.
This document outlines the work streams for evaluating an RFP proposal, including CRM/sales/marketing, billing, architecture/infrastructure, data warehouse/business intelligence, ERP, and end-to-end services. Each work stream lists the items to be assessed, representatives required, and responsible names. The work streams will evaluate areas such as customer management, sales support, billing/charging, technical architecture, reporting capabilities, resource management, and knowledge transfer.
This document discusses operational, analytical, and collaborative CRM. It defines each type of CRM and their key components. Operational CRM involves sales force automation, customer service, and marketing automation. Analytical CRM blends customer data with external sources to understand customers and improve value. Collaborative CRM exploits customer interactions through touchpoints. The relationships between the three types of CRM are also explained.
NewTel is proposing a push-to-talk service called "Push to Talk" that would allow instant one-to-one and one-to-many voice communications over GPRS networks. The service would have a premium monthly subscription fee and additional charges for usage. It is aimed at business customers and would allow time-critical information to be shared quickly and efficiently among work groups.
This document discusses the development of an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system for a telecom company. It outlines that the goals are to create a system that is supportive, informative, and user-friendly. The IVR should provide customers with information about billing, support, and sales inquiries in a brief and easy to understand manner. It should also aim to answer technical and support issues without needing to speak to a customer service representative. Standard IVRs at other telecom companies typically help with billing, technical support, general inquiries, sales, and collecting customer feedback.
The report summarizes quality of service (QoS) key performance indicators (KPIs) for major mobile network operators in Nigeria for March and April 2012. It finds that MTN, Airtel, and EMTS met some but not all of the Nigerian Communications Commission's QoS targets, while data from Glo could not be validated due to integrity issues and is under investigation. Overall, operators showed room for improvement in meeting targets for various KPIs like call setup success rate, call drop rate, and handover success rate.
The document outlines the equipment removal process, which involves forwarding a plan to remove equipment from various departments to the warehouse, checking equipment availability and notifying procurement if items are out of stock, processing a stores request to kit, crate and arrange trucking for removed equipment, and providing dispatch notifications and estimated arrival times upon equipment release and dispatch.
Rod Jones MasterClass - World Class Call Centres - The Key Strategic Issues -...C3Africa
World Class Call Centres - Strategic Issues.
Slike deck from the internationally acclaimed 2 Day Rod Jones Contact Centre MasterClass seminar. This seminar is aimed at middle to senior management involved in call centres or planning to develop or reengineer a call centre.
The document discusses the launch of mobile service in Sierra Leone by a company with ownership from Nepal, Belarus, and Lebanon. It describes some of the challenges of operating in Sierra Leone, one of the poorest countries in the world with little existing infrastructure. The company was able to successfully launch within 3 months and achieve several key performance metrics, such as gaining 100,000 subscribers in 90 days and maintaining high customer satisfaction levels, despite obstacles like the Ebola outbreak. Benchmark KPIs and a customer-centric operating approach focused on things like customer journey, staff motivation, and trouble ticketing helped lead to the success.
This document outlines specific functionalities needed for prepaid accounts, including:
1) Supporting multiple sub-accounts (e.g. for voice, SMS, data) within a main credit account, with rules for credits and validity across accounts.
2) Allowing periodic fees to be deducted from accounts on a recurring basis, with reminders and grace periods.
3) Enabling subscribers to access attractive limited-time tariff plans by paying a flat fee.
4) Supporting multiple prepaid profiles with special rates for intra-profile calls and friends/family number lists.
Presentasi yang saya bawakan dalam pelatihan "Strategi Penggunaan ICD-10 dan ICD-9 CM dalam Mendukung BPJS" yang diadakan oleh RS Panti Nugroho, Sabtu, 8 Mei 2014. Semoga bermanfaat.
This document provides guidance on dealing with difficult customers. It notes that unhappy customers will tell many others about their negative experiences. It then lists types of difficult customers and potential triggers for their anger, such as unmet expectations. The document offers tips for defusing anger, such as actively listening, acknowledging emotions, and avoiding emotional triggers. It also discusses specific strategies for dealing with seven common difficult customer situations and emphasizes following up with customers after an issue is resolved.
The document discusses 10 key concepts related to customer service:
1. Belief - Customers will hold onto their beliefs even if unsupported by facts, so apologize and find a solution instead of trying to change their mind.
2. Complain - Unhappy customers will complain to hurt a business's reputation, so train all employees to understand this.
3. Empowerment - Employees should be able to solve 95% of customer issues without involving managers to provide better service.
4. Feedback - Ask customers for feedback at different stages to identify issues that require action if mentioned three times.
5. Mistake - Admitting mistakes makes customers happier than denying them.
The document discusses key aspects of a proposed push-to-talk service, version 1.0. It provides an overview of push-to-talk functionality, describing it as an "always on" one-to-one and one-to-many voice communication service initiated with a single button press. It then covers technical implementation using GPRS networks, potential features and limitations, and benchmark pricing consisting of a subscription fee and additional airtime charges.
This document outlines the policies and procedures for Kanartel's Customer Service Department. It defines the department's mission, strategy, and policies. It describes the roles and responsibilities of various positions within the department. It also outlines policies for expenses, employee grievances, salaries, travel, training, performance reviews, vacations, and customer care operations. Specific policies cover non-disclosure of company and customer information. References to other departments indicate some policies refer to separate documents from Human Resources and Finance.
The document outlines quality of service benchmarks for mobile services in Nigeria. It lists benchmarks for customer complaints, customer satisfaction, speed of problem resolution, billing integrity, customer care, customer interface, and recharge cards. The benchmarks specify acceptable values for metrics like percentage of customer complaints, bills overcharged, loading errors on recharge cards, and call completion rates.
This document discusses integrated methodologies for workforce management including Six Sigma, Etom, COPC 2000, and ISO standards. It describes implementing time management through predetermined schedules, bidding on time slots, and schedule adherence. The goals are to reduce management supervision, increase productive time usage, and empower employees. Stages of integration include defining goals, specification, implementation, follow up and evaluation. Benefits discussed include increased production, understanding, satisfaction, involvement and mission comprehension.
High brand equity results in high customer experience and quality which leads to fewer customer complaints and more opportunities for cross-selling. Low brand equity caused by technical problems and a below average number of subscribers results in most call center calls being unprofitable and a waste as they often have a negative impact on brand equity.
The document defines several metrics for measuring Quality of Service (QoS) in telecommunications networks:
- Call Completion Rate measures successfully completed calls as a percentage of total attempted calls.
- Answer Seizure Ratio measures successful calls as a percentage of total outgoing calls.
- Call Setup Success Rate measures unblocked call attempts as a percentage of total call attempts.
- Several other metrics are defined for call drops, post-dialing delay, handover success, bit error rates, traffic channel congestion, SMS/MMS delivery failures, customer satisfaction, and problem resolution times.
This document summarizes an analysis of Etisalat's customer experience in the United Arab Emirates. It evaluates Etisalat's customer journey through different phases: getting information about Etisalat's services, buying a plan and activating it, paying bills, contacting customer support, and leaving Etisalat. It identifies both Etisalat's current approach and potential opportunities for improvement in each phase, such as simplifying Etisalat's websites, improving agent training, and enhancing self-service options. The overall goal is to evaluate Etisalat's customer experience and identify ways for a new telecom entrant to differentiate its own customer experience.
Specific functionalities for prepaid telecomsUrmil Gohil
The document outlines specific functionalities required for prepaid accounts, including:
1) Supporting multiple sub-accounts (e.g. for voice, SMS, data) within a main credit account, with the ability to deposit credits and bonuses into sub-accounts.
2) Deducting periodic fees from accounts on an anniversary date each month, with SMS reminders sent before deductions.
3) Allowing subscribers to access attractive limited-time tariff plans by paying a flat fee via an IVR number.
4) Requiring a minimum of 20 prepaid profiles for launch, with special rates for intra-profile calls.
5) Enabling subscribers to specify "Friends and Family" numbers via
The document outlines minimum quality of service benchmarks for mobile operators in Nigeria as defined by the Nigerian Communications Commission. The benchmarks cover key areas like customer complaints, speed of problem resolution, billing integrity, customer care, customer interface, and recharge cards. Operators are expected to maintain low customer complaint rates, clear most problems same or next day, have accurate billing with low error rates, ensure high call completion rates and short wait times for customer care, provide sufficient customer interface points, and process recharge cards with very low error rates.
Push-to-talk is an instant voice communication service that allows one-to-one and one-to-many calls. It provides benefits like quick communication of time-critical information without intermediaries. NewTel could offer push-to-talk with a premium monthly subscription fee and additional charges for usage minutes, to avoid cannibalizing other voice services. An instant messaging option could also be offered for a separate monthly fee.
This document outlines the work streams for evaluating an RFP proposal, including CRM/sales/marketing, billing, architecture/infrastructure, data warehouse/business intelligence, ERP, and end-to-end services. Each work stream lists the items to be assessed, representatives required, and responsible names. The work streams will evaluate areas such as customer management, sales support, billing/charging, technical architecture, reporting capabilities, resource management, and knowledge transfer.
This document discusses operational, analytical, and collaborative CRM. It defines each type of CRM and their key components. Operational CRM involves sales force automation, customer service, and marketing automation. Analytical CRM blends customer data with external sources to understand customers and improve value. Collaborative CRM exploits customer interactions through touchpoints. The relationships between the three types of CRM are also explained.
NewTel is proposing a push-to-talk service called "Push to Talk" that would allow instant one-to-one and one-to-many voice communications over GPRS networks. The service would have a premium monthly subscription fee and additional charges for usage. It is aimed at business customers and would allow time-critical information to be shared quickly and efficiently among work groups.
This document discusses the development of an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system for a telecom company. It outlines that the goals are to create a system that is supportive, informative, and user-friendly. The IVR should provide customers with information about billing, support, and sales inquiries in a brief and easy to understand manner. It should also aim to answer technical and support issues without needing to speak to a customer service representative. Standard IVRs at other telecom companies typically help with billing, technical support, general inquiries, sales, and collecting customer feedback.
The report summarizes quality of service (QoS) key performance indicators (KPIs) for major mobile network operators in Nigeria for March and April 2012. It finds that MTN, Airtel, and EMTS met some but not all of the Nigerian Communications Commission's QoS targets, while data from Glo could not be validated due to integrity issues and is under investigation. Overall, operators showed room for improvement in meeting targets for various KPIs like call setup success rate, call drop rate, and handover success rate.
The document outlines the equipment removal process, which involves forwarding a plan to remove equipment from various departments to the warehouse, checking equipment availability and notifying procurement if items are out of stock, processing a stores request to kit, crate and arrange trucking for removed equipment, and providing dispatch notifications and estimated arrival times upon equipment release and dispatch.
Rod Jones MasterClass - World Class Call Centres - The Key Strategic Issues -...C3Africa
World Class Call Centres - Strategic Issues.
Slike deck from the internationally acclaimed 2 Day Rod Jones Contact Centre MasterClass seminar. This seminar is aimed at middle to senior management involved in call centres or planning to develop or reengineer a call centre.
The document discusses the launch of mobile service in Sierra Leone by a company with ownership from Nepal, Belarus, and Lebanon. It describes some of the challenges of operating in Sierra Leone, one of the poorest countries in the world with little existing infrastructure. The company was able to successfully launch within 3 months and achieve several key performance metrics, such as gaining 100,000 subscribers in 90 days and maintaining high customer satisfaction levels, despite obstacles like the Ebola outbreak. Benchmark KPIs and a customer-centric operating approach focused on things like customer journey, staff motivation, and trouble ticketing helped lead to the success.
This document outlines specific functionalities needed for prepaid accounts, including:
1) Supporting multiple sub-accounts (e.g. for voice, SMS, data) within a main credit account, with rules for credits and validity across accounts.
2) Allowing periodic fees to be deducted from accounts on a recurring basis, with reminders and grace periods.
3) Enabling subscribers to access attractive limited-time tariff plans by paying a flat fee.
4) Supporting multiple prepaid profiles with special rates for intra-profile calls and friends/family number lists.
The document provides an overview of the proposed customer care model, including:
1) A two-tiered structure with a front office (online) and back office (offline) to handle all customer contacts.
2) Detailed guidelines for contact center design that specify user segments, IVR trees, agent skill sets, queues, and interactions between customer support and other functional areas.
3) Concept diagrams showing customer routing based on attributes like user type, value, language and IVR choices to the appropriate support teams.
The document discusses executives assigning a senior executive or specialized group to focus on providing a unique customer experience. This shows that executives see value in differentiating through customized experiences. However, the document suggests there is still room for improvement in how companies design and deliver personalized experiences.
This document is a candidate evaluation form containing sections for education, career history, evaluation criteria, and recommendations. It was prepared by Urmil for internal use and reviews a candidate's education, work experience, strengths, weaknesses, salary expectations, and availability. The form allows the interviewer to assess and rank the candidate in areas such as appearance, conversation skills, initiative, and technical abilities.
Vinyl flooring will be inserted and a glass door installed at the training rooms. The construction of windows will finish and demolition be completed by November 29th, 2007. Workstations will be installed on December 15th.
This document outlines a proposed prepaid wireless service product. It describes key benefits for customers including convenience, control over expenses without lengthy contracts, and flexibility. The product lifecycle includes buying airtime cards with talktime balances and validity periods, recharging balances as needed, and cards expiring if not recharged in time. Various price plans would be available, but the core milestones like talktime validity would remain the same. Business rules would define pricing, airtime durations and expirations, card expirations, and number recycling policies. The goal is to give customers easy, flexible mobile access without long-term commitments.
Business case for new sales support functionalityUrmil Gohil
The document proposes new functionality for a company's Sales Support area. It suggests splitting the area into Direct and Indirect Sales functions. Direct Sales agents would take on a new customer experience role, conducting welcome and follow-up calls with new customers. Indirect Sales agents would continue handling dealers' transactions and ensuring dealers meet service level standards. The proposal aims to better support sales growth and customer satisfaction with minor structural changes and role adjustments.
The document proposes an interactive voice response (IVR) system for Kanar Tel. It recommends (1) separating menus for home users, business users, and offers/promotions, (2) including billing, technical, and general information submenus, and (3) limiting callers to three menu levels before reaching an agent. The proposed IVR aims to inform and support customers while improving service and marketing Kanar Tel's products.
This document discusses integrated methodologies for workforce management including Six Sigma and ISO standards. It describes using predetermined schedules and timeslot bidding to manage workloads. Implementing workforce management reduces supervision needs, increases productive time by 20%, and empowers employees. Benefits include motivation, shared leadership, and minimizing wasted money and resources. The stages of integration include defining goals, specification, implementation, follow-up and evaluation. Workforce management integrates with HR, development, and performance and allows scheduling on mobile devices globally. Outcomes include increased production, understanding, satisfaction and involvement.
2. Induction to Excellence
• The function of the Customer Care Department is to
provide an excellent customer service
• The Vision is to create a high performance team that
delivers an excellence in everything that they do
• The Mission Statement is to be the peoples company
and to deliver our services at the best price
2
3. Opening Hours 6am – 12pm
Groupe 6hres AM - 12 hres PM
•
1 Vide Dim-Vend
2 Ganthier Darline Dim-Vend
3 Joseph Jean Eric Lun-Sam
4 Vide Lun-Sam
5 Vide Lun-Sam
6 Vide Dim-Vend
7 Boursiquot Jhoane Lun-Sam
8 Lubin Renique Dim-Vend
9 Vide Dim-Vend
10 Raphael Derf Lun-Sam
11 Vide Dim-Vend (Team Leader)
12 Simon Rodelin Eliezer Dim-Vend
13 Vide Lun-Sam (Team Leader)
14 Colas Marie Paule Lun-Sam
15 Francois Johanne Dim-Vend
16 Greffin Marie carmelle Dim-Vend
17 Vide Dim-Vend
18 Vide Dim-Vend
19 Douyon Nathalie Staco Dim-Vend
20 Jean Valérie Lun-Sam
21 Vide Lun-Sam (Team Leader)
22 Luce Taïna Raphaël Dim-Vend
23 Petit Darline Dim-Vend
24 St Bon Rebecca Lun-Sam
25 Fanord Judith Lun-Sam
26 Vide Lun-Sam
27 Vide Lun-Sam
28 Vide Dim-Vend
29 Vide Lun-Sam
30 Vide Lun-Sam
Total : 15 personnes sur 30 personnes
3
4. Opening Hours 12pm-6am
Groupe 12hres PM - 6 hres PM
1 Magloire Anne Andrelle Lun-Sam
2 Vide Lun-Sam
3 Lissade Gregory Dim-Vend
4 Merisma Marie Emmanuella Lun-Sam (Probation)
5 Mardy Gladys Lun-Sam (Probation)
6 Mervens Louissaint Lun-Sam (Probation)
7 Tresil Robenson Dim-Vend (Probation)
8 Oxile Marline Lun-Sam (Probation)
9 Baptiste Daphnee Lun-Sam (Probation)
10 Dorcely Louis Melchy Lun-Sam (Probation)
11 Eugene Shaina Lun-Sam (Probation)
12 Arbouet Djonathan Lun-Sam (Probation)
13 Joseph Marie Elene Lun-Sam (Probation)
14 Bosquet Cassandra Lun-Sam (Probation)
15 Lacrete Dorothee Lun-Sam (Probation)
16 Noel Patrick Lun-Sam (Probation)
17 Neol Eddy Baudelaire Dim-Vend (Probation)
18 Louis Martine Lun-Sam (Probation)
19 Sajous Estere Dim-Vend (Probation)
20 Plaisimond Stephania Desir Dim-Vend (Probation)
21 Mainsour Harisson Dim-Vend (Probation)
22 Brissault Djimmy Dim-Vend (Probation)
23 Jeannot Michel Junior Dim-Vend (Probation)
24 Jean Marc Nickenson Dim-Vend (Probation)
25 Petit-Frère Didier Dim-Vend (Probation)
26 Guirand James Dim-Vend (Probation)
27 Bernard Yves Joel Dim-Vend (Probation)
28 Lizaire Engvild Manouchka Dim-Vend (Probation)
29 Pierre Josué Dim-Vend (Probation)
30 Chery Martine Dim-Vend (Probation)
Total : 29 personnes sur 30 personnes
4
5. Opening Hours 6pm-12am
Groupe 6hres PM - 12hres PM
1 Vide Lun-Sam
2 Azemar Alain Dim-Vend
3 Candy Patrick Dim-Vend
4 Tabuteau Marie Nadège Lun-Sam
5 Jean Louis Edyson Lun-Sam (Probation)
6 Vide Dim-Vend (Team Leader )
7 Joseph Rodrigue Dim-Vend (Probation)
8 Jean Raymond Lun-Sam
9 Joseph Emmanuel Farly Dim-Vend
10 Louis Jean Edouard Dim-Vend
11 Mc Nally Georges Wilfrid Jr Lun-Sam
12 Pierre Nathalie Dim-Vend
13 Vide Lun-Sam (Team Leader)
14 Louis Myrtha Dim-Vend
15 Telson Georges Reginald Dim-Vend
16 Vide Dim-Vend
17 Lorméus Louis Widopson Lun-Sam (Probation)
18 Georges Marc-Ronald Lun-Sam (Probation)
19 Jean Pierre Claude Melissa Lun-Sam (Probation)
20 Brunache Lynda Lun-Sam (Probation)
21 Francois Stephane Dim-Vend (Probation)
22 Guirand Hérode Lun-Sam (Probation)
23 Pascal Raynold Dim-Vend (Probation)
24 Théosa Wilson Dim-Vend (Probation)
25 Daméus Nelta Dim-Vend (Probation)
26 Saint Preux Fritzner Lun-Sam (Probation)
27 Cameau Jeff Carl Henry Dim-Vend (Probation)
28 Francois Nesli Lun-Sam (Probation)
29 Vide Lun-Sam
30 Vide Lun-Sam
Total : 24 personnes sur 30 personnes
5
6. Direct, Indirect Support
and Reception
RECEPTION
1 Beauzier Mireille (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
2 Veillard Stéphanie (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
Total : 2 personnes
INDIRECT SALES SUPPORT
1 Myrlande Saintil (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Superviseur)
2 Telfort Mukerson (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
3 St Brice Roland (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
4 Bellance Marie Lourdes (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
5 Laguerre Martine (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
6 Jean Louis Marie Yveline L. (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
7 Jean Noel Jean Guerson (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
8 Joseph Rodelyne (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
9 Pierre Canel Danie Emmanuella (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
Total : 9 personnes
DIRECT SALES SUPPORT
1 Aurore Cyprien (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Superviseur)
2 Deraczin Iselande (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
3 Pierre Nicolas Junior (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
4 Guignard Marie Thérère Roche (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
Total : 4 Personnes
6 Grand Total : 13 personnes
7. Repair shop, Technical
Support and Management
REPARATION
1 Boaz Péan (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Superviseur)
2 Grégory Guirand (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
3 Eddy Dorcelus (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
4 Dimitri Alexandre (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
5 Jean Francis Dumas (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
6 Gosnel Racine (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
7 Chery Ricardo (8-5hres) Lun-Sam
Total : 7 Personnes
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
1 Roger Blanchet (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Superviseur)
2 Elicin Marjorie (6-3hres Lun-Sam
3 Péan Gregory (8-2hres) Dim-Vend
4 Guerrier Reginald Ludnère (8-2hres) Lun-Sam
5 Ricard Didier (3-12hres) Dim-Vend
6 Toussaint Rachelle (4-10hres) Dim-Vend
7 Aretis Pierre Robert (4-10hres) Lun-Sam
Total : 7 personnes
STAFF DE SUPERVISION
1 Geslet Bordes (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Manager)
2 Guerino Maingrette (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Superviseur)
3 Roldy F. Jeune (7-4hres) Lun-Sam (Superviseur)
4 Walter Perry (12-9hres) Dim-Vend (Superviseur)
5 Dacie Arbouet (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Assistant Adm.)
6 Louverture Nelmeus (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Chauffeur/Messager)
7 Jean Carleus Daniel (8-5hres) Lun-Sam (Trainer)
Total : 7 Personnes
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9. Headcount
Current Month
Actual Budget Variance
HEADCOUNT
COS 42 50 8
IT 14 16 2
S&M 72 85 13
CC 76 91 15
G&A 52 68 16
Total 256 310 54
• Budget assumed 310 headcount, however due the amount of interviews/hiring process/approval the
recruiting process is delayed
• Recruiting for CC and other customer related areas need to be expedite since the Customer Base is growing
fast (to avoid a negative impact on quality of services)
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10. Network Performance
• Due the additional traffic generated for “free incoming” and “free nights” and the grow in the customer base the GSM
Network experience quality problems in May
• Mobile to Mobile traffic shows the highest negative impact on quality
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11. Network Performance
• Due the factors mentioned in the previous page the amount of drop calls show a substantial increase in May
• Apparently, the customers taking advantage of the “free nights” are the very low-end segment. Comcel should monitor the
situation to avoid a negative impact on the quality of services to high end users
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12. 2006 Focus
• Provide an affordable voice service to all people in Haiti – Best value
• Comcel “The peoples company”
• 670K subs end year (200K TDMA & 470K GSM)
• Improve Quality of Service in network, customer care, stores, dealers, etc. –
company wide.
• Not encourage migrations – transparent offering
• Growth via GSM only and by focusing on mid and low end subs.
• Compete head to head with Digicel with a service offering that’s compelling
for mid/low end segment. Simplicity and Voice, voice, voice……
• No focus on post paid, corporate and high end subscribers for 2006. Retain
existing.
• Grow indirect distribution country wide to 200 dealers & strengthen
provinces (regional centers).
• Strengthen US distribution
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13. Communications Timeline - Q3
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
5/1
↓ 6/1
↓ 7/1
↓ 8/1
↓ 9/1
↓ 10/1
↓ 11/1
↓ 12/1
↓
Roaming “Famille”
Mother’s
Day 5/28
*33 (incl. Orange DR) for all GSM/TDMA subs – Local
Calling
Content/Music
Call Me SMS “Famille”
New Tariffs & Profiles
Monthly Raffle [TDMA & GSM]
Winners all across the country
Co-op with companies
Events to present winners/news articles
“3 Benefits”
Handset Offer – offer dependent on gross ad targets
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14. Departmental focus Q3
Customer Care Sales
• Implement all functions in revised • Manage sales to meet gross ad
org chart target – target to be reviewed on a
• Hire, hire, hire – call center is weekly basis
priority • Implement new commission
• Replace PABX structure (internal and external)
• Implement service level • Have all regional centers
segmentation (customer value) operational
• Define and implement all aspects • Have 100 dealers “Voila designed”
of the new Sales support function (painting, signs, kiosk, etc.)
in co-operation with Sales • Continue to sign up new dealers
• Finalize re-construction of CC country wide
facility
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15. Departmental focus Q3
Marketing Products and Services
• Hire staff to fill open positions • Implemented roadmap
• Make recommendation on how we • Have new simplified tariffs
can continue to own the music approved and implemented
space. Use our artists for ring • EVD: perform trial, evaluation,
tones, etc. make recommendation, have
• Recommend and implement decision and implement.
concept for monthly raffles • Evaluate outsourcing of handset
• Revise and implement procedure management, make
to regularly update the web site recommendation and have SMT
• Provide recommendation on how decision.
we can improve street visibility, • Re instate profitability matrix, incl.
have decision and implement. procedure for monthly updates
• Make recommendation on how we
can “own” the music space from a
services perspective
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16. Departmental focus Q3
Projects
• Migrations: revise concept,
provide recommendation and have
decision.
• International roaming launched
and as well implement operational
procedures.
• Revise cross functional processes,
make recommendations, have
decision and implement.
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