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Incremental Revenue (Value) Analysis

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Incremental Revenue (Value) Analysis is a process used to calculate the value of each agent in a call center. Value is an estimate approximated through cost/benefit (revenue) analysis. Once calculated, the information is used to determine the organizational impact of downsizing or adding agents.

last updated10 Aug 2006

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