KevinBeaver 
7610 pts. | Oct 30 2009 3:03PM GMT
Look at what matters - your customers. What are they saying? There are tons of other variables as well and something like this is likely going to come down to specific business requirements.
Q:
What are acceptable performance standards for a call center that responds to telephone calls, email, and voice mail?
I need to know what standards I should set for a small in-bound department, where the length of call is not perceived as that much of an issue, and we also have these other tasks (email and VM). Should calls be restricted to some specific length?
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Oct 21 2009 7:25 PM GMT
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Do you have customers that have paid for this support and have an SLA with you?
Is there a priority level? -- Critical, High, Medium, Low
Who is calling and what is the impact on your your customer relations if answer is not given in a specific timeframe?
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