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Chapter 5 Basics of Call Center Sizing
Principal Design Considerations for Call Center Sizing
Principal Design Considerations for Call Center Sizing
illustrates the principal steps and design considerations for sizing a call center.
Figure 5-2
IPCC Express Design Process – Call Center Sizing
is a general overview of the design considerations for call sizing. For a detailed description
of the call center sizing design process, refer to the section on sizing call center resources in the Cisco
IP Contact Center Solution Reference Network Design Guide, available online at
IP Contact Center Solution Reference Network Design Guide, available online at
There are similar basic call center sizing considerations and steps for IPCC Enterprise, and they also can
be used in sizing a smaller contact center for IPCC Express. This call sizing approach will provide you
with the minimum number of IVR ports to support the total BHCA.
be used in sizing a smaller contact center for IPCC Express. This call sizing approach will provide you
with the minimum number of IVR ports to support the total BHCA.
In addition, you should include the following design considerations, specific to IPCC Express, in your
call center sizing calculations:
call center sizing calculations:
•
At a minimum, plan on enough capacity to replace your existing system. The replacement system
should perform at least as well as the one it is replacing.
should perform at least as well as the one it is replacing.
•
All call center designs must be sized to the system correctly. Do not size a call center without using
the IPCC Express Configuration and Ordering Tool to determine the required quantity of servers and
gateway trunks.
the IPCC Express Configuration and Ordering Tool to determine the required quantity of servers and
gateway trunks.
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BHCA Seen at
Queue Ports
Average Queue
Time (AQT)
Busy Hour Traffic
(BHT) In Erlangs
% Blockage
(Grade Of
Service)
Avg. queue duration
from ErlangC
calculator
from ErlangC
calculator
BHT=(BHCA * AQT
seconds)/3600 (for all\
duration types)
duration types)
BHT = (BHCA * AQT
seconds/3600 (for all
duration types)
duration types)
% Blockage
(Grade Of
Service)
BHCA seen at
IVR ports
Erlang Load on
IVR port.
Call Center
INPUT
Call Center
OUTPUT
BHT=(BHCA * IVR Port Time)/3600
% calls blocked when no ports
available( lowest % possible)
available( lowest % possible)
Busy Hour Traffic=(BHCA * AHTsec)/3600
(Erlangs)
% Blockage = 0.01 (1% for PSTN Trunks)
= 0.001 (0.1% for IVR Ports)
# IVR
Ports for
P&C
BHCA (T): Total Busy
Hour Call Attempts
Use Erlang C Calculator
Use Erlang B Calculator
Use Erlang B Calculator
# Agents
# IVR
Ports for
Q’ing
Queued
Calls
(%)
Avg. Q-Time
Total #
IVR
PORTS
Average Hold
time for IVR Port
Includes Prompt Playout/
Menu Navigation(if any)
Menu Navigation(if any)
Size IPCC
Express
Agents
Size IVR Ports
for Queueing
Size IVR
Ports
AHT for call
treatment
BHCA for call
treatment
BHCA (T)
AHT (secs)
Service Level
Goal (% in secs)