Objectives and Scope:
This course will give Contact Center Managers,
Telecommunications Managers, or IS/Network
Administrators the hands-on experience necessary
to administer Cisco Agent Desktop in a Cisco
Unified Contact Center environments. You will
become comfortable with configuring agents and
supervisors' desktops through the GUI interface
and keystroke macros.
Upon completion of this course you will be
able to:
Explain Cisco Agent Desktop
hardware and software components along with
its architecture
Perform installation of
Cisco Agent Desktop and Cisco Supervisor
Desktop client software
Understand the options
available to contact center agents via the
Cisco Agent Desktop user interface
Perform functions such as
Answering/Dropping/Transferring and
Conference Call Text Chat
Understand the usage of
Cisco Agent Desktop Call Log, ACD
Statistics, and Agent Transition information
Understand the information
and use of the Enterprise Data Window by the
Cisco Agent Desktop application
Perform configuration of
after-call workflow activity
Design User Interface
toolbar options to meet agents' needs
Understand workflow Events,
Rules and Actions and their relationship
Create keystroke macros to
establish parameters around screen pop
Create keystroke macros that
interact with multiple Windows applications
Create HTTP actions
Understand Dial String
settings and configuration for incoming and
outgoing calls
Configure work flow groups
Understand the configuration
of Agents, Supervisors, Teams, and Desktop
Settings
Configure the layout of call
variable information in Enterprise
Administration
Configure Cisco Agent
Desktop software based on various business
scenarios
Understand the options
available to contact center supervisors when
using Supervisor Desktop including silent
monitor, barge-in, intercept, recording of
agent calls and configuring Supervisor
Desktop when applicable.
Recommended Attendees include
those responsible for:
Administering the agent's
desktop
The look and feel of the agent's
desktop
Programming the agent's workflow
administration
Typical Titles Include:
MIS Specialist (the person
from MIS responsible for supporting the
contact center)
Contact Center Supervisor
Contact Center Manager
Tuition:
Minneapolis Training Center-
$1,200
Customer Site- $6,000
per class (Limit of 12 participants per
session. Price does not include travel
and expenses)
Webinar- $1,000 per
4 hour session
Duration:2 days for Training Center and Customer Site
classes
Participant Cancellation: Enrolled
Participants are expected to attend the classes
for which they are registered unless
circumstances require cancellation or sending a
substitute. In the event of participant
cancellation, written or e-mail notice of
cancellation must be received at least ten (10)
business days prior to the scheduled start of
the class. This advance notice allows for
possible enrollment of other possible
participants who may be on a waiting list.
Failure to provide written notification of a
substitute attendee will result in a cancellation
fee of 25% of the course tuition for the
participant. In the event of participant
substitution, the enrolled participant is
responsible to provide Spanlink with the name of
the substitute participant at least one (1)
business day prior to the scheduled start of the
class.
Spanlink Cancellation: Spanlink
reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or
reschedule a class at any time if deemed
necessary. If a class needs to be
cancelled or rescheduled, we will notify you as
soon as possible to allow you to cancel travel
arrangements. While we strive to hold all
scheduled classes as scheduled, there are
occasionally circumstances that require us to
cancel or postpone a particular class.
If you have any questions
regarding this policy, please contact your
course instructor or email us at training@spanlink.com.