Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Who Are These People? Networking and Selling WFM within the Enterprise

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "Who Are These People? Networking and Selling WFM within the Enterprise"— Presentation transcript:

1 Who Are These People? Networking and Selling WFM within the Enterprise
Jonathan Hall, Bright House Networks Marshall Lee, ADP

2 Marshall Lee Biography
Service Center Manager II Workforce Operations ADP 15 Years Management Experience 10+ Years Contact Center Experience Charitable Resource Foundation Charter Communications SHPS Human Resource Solutions Carewise Health ADP Contact Center Experience Training/Management/WFM

3 ADP National Accounts Participant Service Centers
• Fortune 500 Ranked 243 (2014) • Forbes® Global 2000: Ranked 386 (2014) • Revenues: More than $10 billion in fiscal 2014 • Pays 1 in 6 US Workers • Number of Employees: 52,000 worldwide • Largest Provider of HR Services in North America, Europe, Latin America, and the Pacific Rim. National Accounts Services Health and Welfare HR/Payroll Spending Accounts FSA; HSA; HRA; Commuter COBRA Direct Bill Leave Administration Tuition Reimbursement Total Rewards Dependent Audit Services Advocacy 1,400 Permanent Seats Supported 650+ Seasonal Seats Supported Virtual 24/7

4 Jonathan Hall Biography Workforce Manager Bright House Networks 16 Years WFM Experience 20 Years Contact Center Experience GTE Data Services Verizon Data Services Bright House Networks Contact Center Experience/Training/Business Analytics/WFM COPC Six Sigma Green Belt

5 Bright House Networks We provide Video, Phone & High Speed Internet services Nearly 2,000,000 subscribers (Florida Division) Subscriber base fluctuates seasonally 8 internal call centers with approximately 1200 agents Support Field Operations with approximately 1800 techs 2 outsourced call vendors with approximately 650 seats Centralized WFM team with 22 members Additional divisions: Birmingham, Detroit, Indianapolis & Bakersfield, CA

6 Why are you in this session?

7 What is your story ?

8 Mechanical Model of Communication

9 It’s like riding a bike …

10 The Wheel

11 Who are our primary stake holders?

12 Marketing Finance HR Exec Leadership Operations Who else?
Who does WFM need input from to function at its best (Where do you tell your story most often) : Marketing Finance HR Exec Leadership Operations Who else?

13 Do you have buy-in from your own management structure?
Prove your value as needed Build understanding of the efficiencies WFM brings Use your management’s support as leverage “Efficiency -- Efficiency -- Efficiency “

14 Marketing & Sales (Inputs / Outputs)
Call volume Impacts from campaigns Efficient Staffing / Ensure calls are answered Outputs: Communication regarding mail drops / Ad campaigns Historical “Take” rates from previous Marketing Efforts Product growth forecasts for long-term planning

15 Finance : Inputs: Efficient Staffing - Fewer FTE in budget
Other Labor Savings (Early release, efficient usage of OT) Long-term staffing plans for budgeting Outputs: Buy-In for taking on work for other department FTE exchange for extra work taken on Note: Tailor your presentations to finance by focusing on $$$

16 HR: Inputs: Detail on absentee / FMLA reporting
Hiring / recruiting direction (long-term planning) Outputs: Timely recruiting to fill staffing gaps as needed Policy Adaptability Labor Law Resource

17 Operations: Inputs: Vacation / PTO management
Increased Productivity – who’s watching the henhouse? Task scheduling based on priority / workload Outputs: Increased value of WFM concepts

18 Training: Inputs: Present WFM concepts to new hires in simple presentation Provide assistance in scheduling off-phone training Outputs: More flexibility when scheduling training (weekends, evenings?) Usage of E-learning when available for ultimate efficiency

19 Executives: Communicating with Executive leadership
Keep it brief, simplistic (Just the facts, please) Focus on efficiencies, financial savings Present on topics broadly Be ready with detail and data to back up your assumptions

20 What can we do to overcome the challenges:
WFM Ambassadors Program Corporate presentation Carving a seat at the table Demo WFM – value Add and service level as Customer Experience Other Ideas

21 Discussion Points: How do we give insight into our value?
What have you done in the past? Where do you want to go from here in your organization?

22 What is your story?

23 Questions? Marshall Lee Carewise Health


Download ppt "Who Are These People? Networking and Selling WFM within the Enterprise"

Similar presentations


Ads by Google