Optimisation of a Banking Call Center Performance Using Queueing Model
鈥淎nonymous Bank鈥 is one of the largest banks in Israel. It has a call centre which provides telephone call service to its bank customers where customers call in for various kinds of information. While having an optimal number of operators at the call centre will greatly improve its performance, the current number of operators is only determined based on rule-of-thumb, no modelling has been involved before.
Our project aims to find the optimal number of operators at the banking call centre. In achieving so, receiving and serving times of a month鈥檚 incoming calls were analysed. Based on the data pattern, we concluded M/M/s model best described our call centre. To decide the optimal number of operators, we defined four performance measures: the expected waiting time, the expected number of waiting customers, the probability that an incoming customer will have to wait, and the call centre 鈥渟ervice level鈥, then the optimal number of operators was determined by applying certain thresholds on these four measures.
Team Members
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Dou Jinghan
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Tay Zhi Yinn Sean
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Wang Jiayang
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Wang Nuo
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Wang Tian
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Wong Yongxiang