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COPC Inc. Overview COPC-2000® Standard Contact Center Excellence

Who Is COPC Inc.? Customer Operations Performance Center Inc. Founded by three partners in 1995 Grown to a worldwide staff of 60 associates in nine countries More than 700 onsite operational audits in 30 countries / average 10 audits per month 150,000 contact center seats Operations of all sizes From 10 to 3,000 customer contact seats

Co-developers of the Industry Standard for contact centers worldwide

Global Footprint Offices in nine countries around the world Argentina – Australia – Brazil – Canada – India – Japan Singapore – United Kingdom – United States

What Is COPC? Exclusive authorized entity to audit and certify compliance to the COPC-2000® Standard Internal providers 3rd party providers Outsourcers / Buyers

Performance management system that reduces costs, while increasing revenue – improving service, quality and customer satisfaction Driving the trend for buyers of services to require certification of their vendors

COPC Return on Investment Service Quality

Customer Satisfaction

Revenue

Profitability

Costs

Benefits

The COPC Commitment Achieve a three to five times Return on Investment! We guarantee our work and results – if you don’t think our advice and services are worth the fees – don’t pay them! We help our clients save hundreds of thousands of dollars We have never issued a refund…

Experience Global operational improvement strategies for Contact Center Excellence More than 200 Contact Centers worldwide using the Standard experiencing performance improvement

Utilize and develop proprietary technology Auditing process (COPC-2000® Standard) SmartScore (Transaction Monitoring)

Maintaining an estimated 90% share of in-depth operational audits Continue to operate in conjunction with user community as part of the Standard Committee

Global Standard

200 Companies – 300 Locations 35 Countries – 6 Continents Canada Ireland United States England Dominican Republic France Argentina Norway Brazil Netherlands Costa Rica Germany Japan Singapore Malaysia Hong Kong Australia India

Global Internal / External Operational Environments

Internal Providers

Third Party Providers

Outsourcers / Buyers

Service Portfolio Certification – COPC-2000® Standard Baseline Audit - Structured Support - Certification Audit

Benchmark Review Executive Planning Session – Strategic Operations Review – – Management Report with Benchmark Data and Action Plan

Performance Improvement Benchmark Review – ROI Analysis – Knowledge Integration / Staff Development – Team Driven Initiatives

Contact Center Excellence Training COPC Registered Coordinator for CSP and VMO – HPMT – – Implementing Six Sigma in Contact Centers

Consulting Services SmartMove - Transaction Monitoring – SmartScore Implementation Support and Operational Strategy

Certification Process

Certification to the COPC-2000® Standard

Baseline Assessment Operational Audit defining the gap between current status and COPC-2000® Standard requirements Evaluation tool identifying and detailing gaps Management team review

Structured Support Scheduled conference calls to implement actions to close gaps Review documentation Strategic plan / recruiting profiles Establish high integrity performance metrics Review operational targets and Performance Summary Table

Certification Audit Standard

Certification Process Nine Typical Steps to Certification

Preparation 1. Define entity 2. Workshop and Kickoff Meeting 3. RC Training

Baseline Assessment 4. COPC conducts Baseline Assessment with Registered Coordinator

Close Gaps 5. Team closes gaps and COPC begins Structured Support 6. HPMT Training

Certification Audit 7. COPC conducts Stress Test 8. Certification Application Evaluated 9. COPC conducts Certification Audit

Certification Process

Driving Performance

The COPC-2000® Standard is a holistic approach requiring management to run business by: Balancing Service, Quality and Cost Setting high performance benchmark targets Monitoring results using objective data Continually improving in areas not meeting targets Consistently meeting client and internal performance requirements

Standard

Typical Certification Timeline Month Baseline Audit Structured Support HPMT RC Training Stress Test Certification Audit Clean-up Audit Applied Status Certification

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Critical Service Functions Customer Service

Collections

Order Management

Outbound

Technical Support

Lead Management

Electronic Commerce

Service Dispatch

Back Office Processing

Claims Processing

Service Portfolio Certification – COPC-2000® Standard Baseline Audit - Structured Support - Certification Audit

Benchmark Review Executive Planning Session – Strategic Operations Review – – Management Report with Benchmark Data and Action Plan

Performance Improvement Benchmark Review – ROI Analysis – Knowledge Integration / Staff Development – Team Driven Initiatives

Contact Center Excellence Training COPC Registered Coordinator for CSP and VMO – HPMT – – Implementing Six Sigma in Contact Centers

Consulting Services SmartMove - Transaction Monitoring – SmartScore Implementation Support and Operational Strategy

Benchmark Review Driving Best Practices Determines the best resource focus for maximum ROI and customer impact Directs a comprehensive assessment delving into operation, information technology, human resources, training and finance Provides executives with clear view of strength’s and weaknesses Generates strategy for rapid implementation of performance improvement initiatives while cutting costs and increasing customer satisfaction

Implementation Support

Operational / Strategy Consulting

Achieve Best Practices and accelerate Certification Assist in development of effective processes and metrics Initiate cost reduction implementation Integrate revenue enhancement programs Strategic analysis Number and location of sites required Outsourcing options Multi-center strategy Organization structure

Service Portfolio Certification – COPC-2000® Standard Baseline Audit - Structured Support - Certification Audit

Benchmark Review Executive Planning Session – Strategic Operations Review – – Management Report with Benchmark Data and Action Plan

Performance Improvement Benchmark Review – ROI Analysis – Knowledge Integration / Staff Development – Team Driven Initiatives

Contact Center Excellence Training COPC Registered Coordinator for CSP and VMO – HPMT – – Implementing Six Sigma in Contact Centers

Consulting Services SmartMove - Transaction Monitoring – SmartScore Implementation Support and Operational Strategy

Performance Improvement

Return on Investment Strategies

Results driven consulting designed to identify high ROI opportunities and define the methodologies required to implement changes Delivers operational and financial improvement strategies based on Benchmark Review, Implementation Strategy, and Training workshops Implementation of staff development and training techniques to drive knowledge into the organization, building teams to drive revenue enhancement, cost reduction, accuracy improvement, and cycle time reduction initiatives

Performance Improvement Typical Implementation

COPC 7-Step Work Plan

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Finalize Objectives Work Plan

Compile Required Data

Conduct Benchmark Review

Develop Plan to Close Gaps

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7

Define Desired Customer Experience

Implement the Plan

Monitor Progress

Service Portfolio Certification – COPC-2000® Standard Baseline Audit - Structured Support - Certification Audit

Benchmark Review Executive Planning Session – Strategic Operations Review – – Management Report with Benchmark Data and Action Plan

Performance Improvement Benchmark Review – ROI Analysis – Knowledge Integration / Staff Development – Team Driven Initiatives

Contact Center Excellence Training COPC Registered Coordinator for CSP and VMO – HPMT – – Implementing Six Sigma in Contact Centers

Consulting Services SmartMove - Transaction Monitoring – SmartScore Implementation Support and Operational Strategy

Training

Contact Center Excellence

CCE 1 – COPC Registered Coordinator (RC) for CSPs CCE 2 – COPC Registered Coordinator (RC) for VMOs Requirement for Certification – one COPC RC for each site Typically multi-client program / can be on-site dedicated Five-day, twelve-hour per day intensive course Registered Coordinator (RC) must score a minimum of 90% on four-hour exam Excellent training vehicle for entities not seeking certification

As of January 1, 2004 – 1600 COPC Registered Coordinators across 35 countries

Training

Contact Center Excellence

CCE 3 – High Performance Management Techniques (HPMT) Provides practical “Best Practices” operational techniques to: Increase customer satisfaction Improve service and quality Decrease costs How to manage for High Performance Hands-on day-to-day management techniques Interpretation of operational data to improve performance while reducing costs

Training

Contact Center Excellence

CCE 4 – Implementing Six Sigma in Contact Centers Intensive five-day course designed to integrate Six Sigma methodologies into the Contact Center environment Use of key Six Sigma tools to more effectively install, deploy and improve the ROI using the COPC-2000 Standard Perform Six Sigma analysis on data from individual’s Contact Center operations using Six Sigma tools to demonstrate the positive impact of structured and complete data analysis

Service Portfolio Certification – COPC-2000® Standard Baseline Audit - Structured Support - Certification Audit

Benchmark Review Executive Planning Session – Strategic Operations Review – – Management Report with Benchmark Data and Action Plan

Performance Improvement Benchmark Review – ROI Analysis – Knowledge Integration / Staff Development – Team Driven Initiatives

Contact Center Excellence Training COPC Registered Coordinator for CSP and VMO – HPMT – – Implementing Six Sigma in Contact Centers

Consulting Services SmartMove - Transaction Monitoring – SmartScore Implementation Support and Operational Strategy

Consulting Services Driving Return On Investment

SmartMove Benefits / costs of outsourcing RFP development for vendor Performance criteria Evaluation and selection Performance assessment Management Site selection Transition requirements / planning

Lower your risk – drive the return!

Consulting Services Driving Return On Investment

Transaction Monitoring Identification of fatal and non fatal errors Use side-by-side and remote monitoring Assesses process control Ensures calibration of scores provided by different teams Identifies process-level issues Improves end-user experience

SmartScore (Gage R&R) Tool measuring degrees of variation across monitoring staff Calibrated to “expert” monitoring Accuracy Repeatability Reproducibility

Service Portfolio Certification – COPC-2000® Standard Baseline Audit - Structured Support - Certification Audit

Benchmark Review Executive Planning Session – Strategic Operations Review – – Management Report with Benchmark Data and Action Plan

Performance Improvement Benchmark Review – ROI Analysis – Knowledge Integration / Staff Development – Team Driven Initiatives

Contact Center Excellence Training COPC Registered Coordinator for CSP and VMO – HPMT – – Implementing Six Sigma in Contact Centers

Consulting Services SmartMove - Transaction Monitoring – SmartScore Implementation Support and Operational Strategy ROI

The COPC-2000® Standard is… A rigorous and balanced system to concurrently measure all customer-touch activities A framework to Identify and measure specific attributes required for sustained operational performance over time A dynamic system updated annually reflecting the industry evolution

Where did the COPC-2000® Standard originate…

Certification

The Standards Committee – 1995 Team of recognized industry leaders formed in 1995 to share common contact center performance issues Created a framework to meet and exceed end user requirements Founders from Fortune 500 firms: Microsoft – Compaq – Dell – Novell – Intel American Express – L.L. Bean - Motorola

The Standards Committee – 2004 Comprised of buyers of services, third party providers, and internal operations Participation requires detailed working knowledge of the Standard, operations, and the ROI of superior service delivery systems Current Members: Microsoft – HealthNow – DHL General Motors – L.L. Bean – ClientLogic Convergys – Motorola – Lenovo Group – Centrelink Transworks – Japanese User Group

Gold Standard 33 Items across 4 Categories Enabler Processes – 11 Items –

Driver

Goal

Planning and Leadership

Performance Measurement

– 5 Items –

Enabler People – 7 Items –

– 10 Items –

Framework for VMO Standard 38 Items across 5 Categories Enabler Business Processes – 18 Items –

Driver Leadership and Planning – 4 Items –

Enabler

Support Processes – 7 Items –

Enabler

People Processes – 4 Items –

Goal Performance Measurement – 5 Items –

VMO Standard – Item Detail Enablers

2.0 Key Business Processes

Driver 1.0 Leadership and Planning 1.1 Statement of Direction 1.2 Strategic and Annual Business Plans 1.3 Reviewing Performance 1.4 Reviewing the Performance Management System

2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18

Defining Requirements Developing & Issuing RFXs Selecting & Contracting CSPs Implementing New Clients & Programs Closing Relationships & Programs Forecasting Staffing & Scheduling Managing the Command Center Monitoring Transactions Training & Verifying CSP Staff Skills Making Data and Information Available & Up to Date Recovering from Service Interruptions Reviewing CSP Performance Paying CSPs Reporting performance to Clients Invoicing Clients Managing TCOM & IT provided to CSPs Managing Key Suppliers

3.0 Key Support Processes 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7

Controlling VMO Processes Improving VMO Processes Auditing VMO Processes Developing & Maintaining Vendor Lists CUIKA Ensuring Data Security Ensuring End-User Privacy

4.0 Key People Processes 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4

Defining Minimum Skills & Knowledge Training & Developing Staff Verifying Skills & Knowledge Managing Staff Performance

Goals 5.0 Performance 5.1 Client Satisfaction & Dissatisfaction 5.2 End-user Satisfaction & Dissatisfaction 5.3 Key Business Process Performance 5.4 Key People Process Performance 5.5 VMO Efficiency

Gold Standard – Framework Enabler

2.0 Processes

Driver 1.0 Planning and Leadership 1.1 Statement of Direction 1.2 Strategic and Annual Planning Process 1.3 Business Strategies and Plans 1.4 Reviewing Performance 1.5 Management System Review

2.1 Developing New CSP Enduser Servicing Capabilities 2.2 Implementing New Products, Services, Program, Clients 2.3 Process Control 2.4 Process Improvement 2.5 Process Audits 2.6 Transaction Monitoring 2.7 Staffing & Scheduling 2.8 Contingency Plan 2.9 CUIKA 2.10 Data Security 2.11 Data and Information Availability and Update

3.0 People

3.1 Defining Jobs 3.2 Recruiting and Hiring 3.3 Training & Development 3.4 Verifying Skills & Knowledge 3.5 Staff Performance Management 3.6 Compensation & Recognition 3.7 Work Environment

Goals 4.0 Performance

4.1 Client Satisfaction & Dissatisfaction 4.2 End-user Satisfaction & Dissatisfaction 4.3 Service & Quality Performance 4.4 Key Supplier Performance 4.5 Process Level Efficiency 4.6 Resource Utilization 4.7 Staff Attrition 4.8 Staff Satisfaction, Absenteeism, and Safety 4.9 Achieving Results 4.10 Cost of Poor Quality

Benefits of COPC Framework Quantifiable Financial

Quantifiable Non-financial

Typical Ops Improvement Projects

Consider both financial and non-financial

Reduced cost per transaction On-time program launch Higher accuracy and FCR Improved Supplier performance Reduced staff attrition

Increased customer satisfaction Improved employee satisfaction Reduced customer attrition

Non-quantifiable / Non-financial

Non-quantifiable Financial

Key metrics defined – where and how to use them

Increased sales from current clients

Access to global best practices Implement / sustain annual planning system Clarify mission statement Recognition from potential clients

Maintaining Certification requires - 65% of metrics hit targets 9 of 12 months - 75% demonstrate continued improvement

Less re-work generates cost savings

Sustained performance

ROI

COPC Return on Investment Service Quality

Customer Satisfaction

Revenue

Profitability

Costs

COPC Inc. www.copc.com

Contact Center Excellence

Key Terms and Relationships Clients CSPs (Customer Service Providers)

Hire CSPs to provide services to their end-user customers.

Provide services to endusers on behalf of clients.

3rd party providers

End-Users

Customers of clients.

Key Terms and Relationships VMOs (Vendor Management Organizations)

Organizations and individuals, typically within the client enterprise, responsible for managing a portion of the Enterprise’s programs with CSPs.

CSPs

Clients

Hire CSPs to provide services to their end-user customers.

Provide services to end users on behalf of clients.

Outsourcers / Buyers

End Users

Customers of clients.

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