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QAI
launches service for operational excellence of Contact Centers
Cyber News Service, February 2, 2002
QAI (India), a knowledge corporation
focused on delivering measurable competitive advantage to its
customers in the area of software engineering and management has
recently launched a gamut of services for the IT-Enabled Services (BPO)
Sector. The service QAI is offering for Customer Contact Centers
include consulting, training, assessment and certification for COPCSM,
ISO and Six Sigma.
Announcing this, Navyug Mohnot,
Executive Director, QAI said, "India is a big market for the
call center industry. With our expertise we would enable call
centers to gain competitive advantage by providing consulting,
training, assessments, benchmarking, certification, conferences,
e-learning and a corporate membership program". QAI strongly
feels that it is only strict adherence to best practices of quality
management and operational processes that will help the Call Centers
business deliver efficient service to international clients and take
a growth path similar to the software industry.
QAI, in association with the Customer
Operations Performance Center Inc (COPCSM) has organized a 5-day
workshop on `COPCSM 2000 Registered Coordinator Training' from January
28 - February 01, 2002 at New Delhi. The workshop was designed to
teach the skills necessary to effectively implement the COPCSM 2000(r)
Standard in any organization and thereby achieve excellence in
operational performance, improve vendor selection and management
capabilities and achieve higher level of client and end-user
satisfaction.
Cliff
Moore, Chairman & Co - founder of COPCSM SM , has conducted the
workshop. Cliff has been actively involved with the Malcolm Baldrige
National Quality Award, first as a member of the Board of Examiners
in 1989 and then as a senior Examiner (1990 - 91). He has also
conducted extensive training in the Baldrige Framework at the
national and state level, and served as a senior judge for the US
Air Force's SECAF Unit Quality Award Program.
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