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136 BCMS Operations
● In the column corresponding to the desired grade of service (for example, 1 percent
blocking probability), choose the nearest higher carried load. The number of trunks
required is then read from the left-most column.
Note:
Note: The entries in the ACD trunk engineering table on page 137 are offered
loads in Erlangs.
Example:
An insurance agency has an ACD that queues calls incoming from the public switched
network. The agency knows that the average caller spends 30 seconds on hold (in queue)
and requires 6 minutes and 20 seconds to service. The busy-hour call arrival rate is 70 per
hour. How many trunks does the agency need to provide a service level of 99 percent (1
percent blocking probability)?
The average call duration is calculated as follows:
average call duration = 30 + 380 = 410 seconds or 0.11389 hours
Therefore, the carried load in Erlangs is:
carried load = 0.11389 x 70 = 7.972
Under the 1 percent column, you will find that 14 trunks can service a carried load of 7.278
Erlangs while 16 trunks can service 8.786 Erlangs. Interpolate as follows:
y
= number o f trunks
y
= y
0
+ (y
1
− y
0
)
x
1
− x
0
x − x
0
_ _______
y
= 14 + ( 16 − 14 )
8. 786 − 7. 278
7. 972 − 7. 278
_____________
y
= 14 + ( 2 × 0. 460 )
y
= 14. 92
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- Call Center Software 1
- Contents 3
- 6 BCMS Operations 6
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 7 7
- Intended users 8
- Overview 8
- Conventions and terminology 9
- Reasons for reissue 9
- Related documentation 10
- Administration documents 11
- Hardware documents 11
- Call Center documents 11
- Avaya CMS upgrade documents 12
- Documentation Web sites 13
- 14 BCMS Operations 14
- BCMS description 15
- 16 BCMS Operations 16
- Printing and storing reports 17
- Acceptable Service Level 18
- System capacities 19
- Interactions 20
- System access 21
- BCMS login ID 22
- Logging in 22
- Logging off 23
- 24 BCMS Operations 24
- Generating reports 25
- Displaying real-time reports 26
- Printing real-time reports 26
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 27 27
- 28 BCMS Operations 28
- Displaying historical reports 29
- 30 BCMS Operations 30
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 31 31
- Printing historical reports 32
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 33 33
- 34 BCMS Operations 34
- Scheduling historical reports 35
- 36 BCMS Operations 36
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 37 37
- 38 BCMS Operations 38
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 39 39
- 40 BCMS Operations 40
- Report reference 41
- 42 BCMS Operations 42
- Real-time reports 43
- Sample report 44
- Header definitions 44
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 45 45
- 46 BCMS Operations 46
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 49 49
- Description 51
- 52 BCMS Operations 52
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 53 53
- Historical reports 54
- Sample reports 56
- Total Ext Time 58
- Total Number of Ext Calls 58
- Agent summary report 59
- 66 BCMS Operations 66
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 67 67
- Split summary report 68
- 72 BCMS Operations 72
- Total Staff Time 73
- Time Interval 73
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 77 77
- Trunk group summary report 78
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 81 81
- Header definition 84
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 85 85
- VDN summary report 86
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 89 89
- 90 BCMS Operations 90
- System printer 91
- System printer administration 92
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 93 93
- Report Scheduler 94
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 95 95
- 96 BCMS Operations 96
- Listing scheduled reports 97
- Changing scheduled reports 98
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 99 99
- Removing scheduled reports 100
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 101 101
- System status report 102
- Split status report 103
- VDN status report 103
- Agent report 104
- Trunk group report 104
- Split report 105
- VDN report 105
- About interpolation 106
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 107 107
- Agent engineering examples 108
- Example 2 109
- Example 3 110
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- Issue 5.0 May 2005 129 129
- 130 BCMS Operations 130
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 131 131
- 132 BCMS Operations 132
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 133 133
- 134 BCMS Operations 134
- Trunk Engineering Guidelines 135
- 136 BCMS Operations 136
- Issue 5.0 May 2005 137 137
- 138 BCMS Operations 138
- Summary of differences 139
- 140 BCMS Operations 140
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- Issue 5.0 May 2005 149 149
- 150 BCMS Operations 150
- Glossary 151
- Auto-In Work mode 152
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