Title: Mitel Contact Center Management PreInstallation Training
1Mitel Contact Center ManagementPre-Installation
Training
- prairieFyre Software Inc.
2Required Reading
- Print and read the following documents before you
continue - Pre-Installation Site Checklist
- Customer Interaction Solutions System Engineering
Guide - Contact Center Management Installation Guide
- Click the hypertext links to access to these
documents
3Pre-Installation Training Overview
- This module covers the following topics
- Training objective
- Pre-installation site checklist
- Customer/dealer relations
- Telephone system, server, and client hardware and
software requirements - Server partitioning
- Data storage
- ACD path concepts
- Telephone system preparation
- Training summary
- Contact Center Management installation
certification - Contacting prairieFyre
4Training Objective
- After you complete this module you will know
- The hardware and software requirements for
Contact Center Management - How to evaluate server partitioning
- How to determine the best database storage
solution for your customer - How to prepare the telephone system
5Pre-Installation Site Checklist
- The pre-installation site checklist helps you
assess the following aspects of the contact
centers current setup - Site identification information
- Products and licenses
- Telephone system specifications
- Contact center specifications
- Any add-on applications
- Training requirements
- The pre-installation site checklist provides
basic information to help you determine the
installation needs of your customers
6Understanding Customer / Dealer Relations
- Communicating with your customers is key to
successfully installing software - What industries are they in?
- What are their plans for growth?
- What type of telephone systems do they have?
- What hardware and software do they have on site
right now? - How are their contact centers structured?
- If you are building their servers off site, what
are their computer naming conventions? - How much historical data do they want to store?
- How many supervisors do they have?
- What is their Service Level?
- Use the pre-installation site checklist and talk
to your customers!
7Hardware and Software Requirements
- After you determine the current setup of your
customer, compare it to the minimum requirements
for installing Contact Center Management - Before you install Contact Center Management,
ensure your contact center meets the necessary - Telephone system requirements
- Server requirements
- Client computer requirements
Refer to the Customer Interaction Solutions
System Engineering Guideyou will be tested on it!
8Telephone System Requirements
- Contact Center Management is designed for the
following Mitel telephone systems - SX-200 17 Release 4 or greater
- or SX-2000 29 or greater
- or 3300 ICP, Version 6 or greater recommended
- NOTE Ensure your customers purchase the ACD
option for their telephone systems. You must
enable the ACD option before you install Contact
Center Management
9Server Requirements
- Talk to your customer to obtain the following
setup information. You can save considerable time
and energy if you perform the setup correctly
before you install Contact Center Management - Operating system platform
- Contact Center Management supports Windows
2000/2003 Server only. When installed on a
server, Contact Center Management does not
support Windows NT, Windows XP, or Windows 2000
Professional - Static IP address
- Obtain a static IP address for the Enterprise
Server from the contact center - Enterprise Server name
- Follow the contact center naming convention when
you name the Enterprise Server
10Server Requirements
- Your server hardware and software requirements
depend on - The Customer Interaction Solutions software
products you use - The number and types of devices in your contact
center - Daily contact center traffic
- The following two tables list typical hardware
and software requirements for contact centers
that install Contact Center Management only.
These tables use the specifications found in
Server configuration 2 - NOTE If you are installing Contact Center
Management only and have less than 100 devices
(Server configuration 1) you may use a Pentium 4,
1.8 GHz processor
11Server Software Requirements
12Server Software Requirements
13Before Installing Server Software
- Before you install the server software you must
- Install TCP/IP networking and verify it is
enabled - Install a network card and verify it works
- Install a Digiboard if you have an SX-2000/SX-200
and collect data using data sets. (recommended if
the contact center handles more than 2000 calls
per hour, or has Com port-based wall signs Talk
to your customer) - Verify that the Com ports work
- Install a video driver with 65,000 colors and
verify functionality
14Client Computer Requirements
- Supervisors use client computers to
- View real-time monitors in Contact Center Client
- Run reports from the Contact Center Management
website - Agents use client computers to
- View real-time monitors in Contact Center Client
15Client Computer Software Requirements
16Client Computer Software Requirements
- The following table list the client computer
software requirements for contact centers that
implement Contact Center Management
17Server Partitioning
- Consider partitioning the Enterprise Server hard
drive for protection. This typically involves
installing the operating system on a separate
drive. If your customer encounters a problem with
the operating system the database will less
likely be affected - For example, partition a 60 GB hard drive to
isolate the operating system on the C drive and
install the SQL platform and Contact Center
Management on the D drive. The SQL database must
be able to accommodate historical data as it
accumulates. The YourSite database becomes larger
as the contact center grows
18Storing Data
- SQL is the best database for the Microsoft
Windows platform and is the relational database
management system of choice for a broad spectrum
of corporate customers - Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition is a
basic version of SQL included free of charge with
Mitel Contact Center Management - Optionally, you can purchase an advanced version
of SQL Server 2005 - Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Workgroup Edition
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition
- Determine the data storage method best-suited for
the contact center
19How does ACD work?
- Automatic Call Distributor (ACD) rations calls to
agents in a cost-effective manner that provides
acceptable service to callers - You can program ACD options to
- Ensure the first call to arrive reaches the first
available agent. - Vary the order of calls and agents to provide
superior service. - Call routing options you program in the telephone
system provide a set of instructions that
automate the movement of calls to their intended
answering points. You can define optionsfor
example, if the caller dials 1, forward his call
to customer service - You can specify re-routing for calls not answered
after a set period of time and parse incoming
Automatic Number Identification (ANI) and Dialed
Number Identification Service (DNIS) data to
direct call routing
20Path Concepts
Incoming calls
Contact Center Management
Data flow
PBX
- Interflow
- Announcements
- Dial 1 or 2
- Voicemail, etc.
Group 1
Group 4
Group 3
Group 2
Tracy 4000
Peter 4001
Shannon 3000
Paula 3001
John 2001
Jane 1001
Tom 2000
Frank 1000
21Call Overflow
Incoming calls
15-second interval
Group 1
Group 2
Group 4
Group 3
PBX
Data flow
- Interflow
- Announcements
- Dial 1 or 2
- Voicemail, etc.
Contact Center Management
22Setting up Paths
- In an ACD contact center that uses Contact Center
Management there are two main databases - Telephone system database
- Contact Center Management YourSite database
- As a channel partner, you
- Assess your customers contact center
requirements and program the telephone system
database accordingly - Configure the YourSite database to mirror the
trunks, lines, routing and timing options, and
agent positions in use on the telephone system
23Preparing the Telephone System
- Essential steps
- Ensure your customer has purchased the ACD option
for the telephone system. You must enable the ACD
option before you install Contact Center
Management - With your customer, determine the queues, queue
groups, agents, and agent groups used in the
contact center and program the telephone system
database accordingly - After you install Contact Center Management,
print the Path Assignment and Agent Group
Assignment forms and use them to configure the
YourSite database - Ensure you talk to your customers!
243300 ICP Programming
- The 3300 ICP delivers SMDR and ACD real-time data
streams over TCP/IP, so you do not need to
program any dataset connections. - In order to generate reports in Contact Center
Management you must select telephone system
reporting options on the following forms - SMDR Options
- Class of Service Options
- Path Assignment
- Agent Group Assignment
25Training Summary
- To complete the online test for this module you
require a Mitel OnLine (MOL) account. - To obtain an MOL account
- Go to the Mitel website.
- Click Partners ResellersgtMitel OnLine.
- Submit your application.
- After you obtain a MOL account
- Log on to your MOL account.
- Register for the test.
- Complete the course.
26Contact Center Management Installation
Certification
- To become Contact Center Management Installation
certified, complete the curriculum and test for
the current module and complete the following
additional modules - Server Installation Technical Training
- Client Computer Installation Technical Training
- Visit Mitel OnLine to register for additional
contact center installation courses - Contact Center Management Remote Site
Installation Training - Contact Center Management Version 5 Upgrade
Training
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