Management Table of Contents 1. PURPOSE................................................................................................................................. 3 2. VERSION CONTROL................................................................................................................ 4 3. STAKEHOLDERS..................................................................................................................... 5 4. DOCUMENT PROPERTIES......................................................................................................7 5. APPROVAL............................................................................................................................... 8 6. PROCESS TYPE (PT).............................................................................................................10 6.1. Business Process Capability (PCAP)................................................................................10 6.2. Business Process Capability (PCAP) Description...........................................................10 7. BUSINESS SCENARIOS (BS)................................................................................................12
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This document clearly defines the Business Process Definition (BPD) of a Business Process Capability (BCAP) of a Process Type (PT), with its associated Business Scenario(s) (BS) to achieve the following high-level objectives:
· Understand and confirm the business system (process, organisation, technology); the flow and relationships (workflow, information flow, knowledge flow, control flow) between processes; the decomposition of the processes; etc. · Provide a basis for the harmonisation of processes across different municipal entities, departments and to define the best of breed in execution. · Provide a useful vehicle for communication and ownership. · Provide the basis for communication, training and procedures development.
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Description of Version No. Date Author Update First draft issued for 0.1 16/11/2017 Rohit Bhan review 0.2 17/11/2017 Mandisa Mzondeki Document reviewed
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Role Name Company Business Relationship Management (BRM) Project Moyahabo Rampedi CoJ Manager Business Relationship Management (BRM) Project Modie Mabalayo EOH Manager Regulation, Legislation & Statutory Stream Lead (BRM- TBC CoJ MSC) Regulation, Legislation & Statutory Stream Lead (BRM- TBC EOH MSC) Value Management Stream TBC CoJ Lead (BRM-VMG) Value Management Stream Dominique Pousson EOH Lead (BRM-VMG) Business Process Management (BPM) Project Precious Betshwana CoJ Manager Business Process Management (BPM) Project Hunadi Phaiphai EOH Manager Corporate Governance TBC CoJ (BPM-COG) Stream Lead Corporate Governance Mohammed Ahmed EOH (BPM-COG) Stream Lead CRM & Citizen Engagement TBC CoJ (BPM-CRM) Stream Lead CRM & Citizen Engagement TBC EOH (BPM-CRM) Stream Lead Financial Management (BPM- TBC CoJ FIN) Stream Lead Financial Management (BPM- Gilbert Chamunorwa EOH FIN) Stream Lead Human Capital Management TBC CoJ (BPM-HCM) Stream Lead Human Capital Management TBC EOH (BPM-HCM) Stream Lead Infrastructure and Asset Management (BPM-IAM) TBC CoJ Stream Lead Infrastructure and Asset TBC EOH Management (BPM-IAM) CRM.01.01 BPD - Contact Centre Management
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Filename CRM.01.01 BPD - Contact Centre Management Document Status Draft Final/Draft/Work-in-progress
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Date Role First Last Name Signature ccyymmdd BRM Project Manager
CoJ BRM Project Manager
EOH BRM-MSC Stream
Lead CoJ BRM-MSC Stream
Lead EOH BRM-VMG Stream
Lead CoJ BRM-VMG Stream
Lead EOH BPM Project Manager
CoJ BPM Project Manager
EOH BPM-COG Stream
Lead CoJ BPM-COG Stream
Lead EOH BPM-CRM Stream
Lead CoJ BPM-CRM Stream
Lead EOH BPM-FIN Stream Lead
CoJ BPM-FIN Stream Lead
EOH BPM-HCM Stream
Lead CoJ BPM-HCM Stream
Lead EOH BPM-IAM Stream
Lead CoJ BPM-IAM Stream
Lead EOH
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Lead CoJ BPM-MAC Stream
Lead EOH BPM-RMG Stream
Lead CoJ BPM-RMG Stream
Lead EOH BPM-SCM Stream
Lead CoJ BPM-SCM Stream
Lead EOH TSM-ALM Stream
Lead CoJ TSM-ALM Stream
Lead EOH
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6.2. Business Process Capability (PCAP) Description
Provide the high-level description of the Business Process Capability (PCAP). This business process capability highlights the use of Contact Centre features that fulfils the business requirements. The Contact Centre provides features like inbound calling and outbound calling that help the customers to reach out to Customer Care more efficiently. Moreover the features like IVR, self-services over IVR help the customers to get their queries resolved without being served by the agent. With this capability the customers get enabled for having their say at times when Customer Care is not available or the agents are busy, they can use call backs and voice mails. From the agent’s perspective, they get one single screen where they will be picking up the customers call and on the same screen they will be able to do multiple CRM transactions. From the manager’s view, they will be getting real time reporting as well as historical reporting that will help them to analyse the Contact Centre’s efficiency.
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The identification of its associated Business Scenarios (BS) within the associated Business Process Capabilities (BCAP).
BS GUID - Label BS Description Example: The fixed asset master data maintenance component is used for recording the master data of all fixed assets on an Example: individual asset basis. A fixed asset is defined FIN.01.03.01 - Asset Accounting Master Data as an individual economic good that is recognized in the balance sheet at the time of closing, and is in the long-term service of the enterprise. This Business scenario highlights one of the communication channels for the customer/citizen. A customer/citizen can reach the City Support Centre with the help CRM.01.01.01 - Voice Channel of this communication channel. This channel specifies different ways of customers reaching to the City and getting their queries addressed. This business scenario deals with enabling the reach of customer/citizen with the email channel. The customer/citizen can raise their queries/complaints to the City through this channel. The customer will send the emails to the City's email ID and the agents will receive them in their system. For each email received CRM.01.01.02 - Email Channel from the customer the interaction will be recorded and will be used for the details in the customer 360 view. This email channel also enables the customer to raise their service request directly and to express their view on the service they have received. This business scenario highlights the use of chat channel by the citizens while they are interacting with the agents. The customer/citizen can visit the City's website and from there they can start interacting with the agents. Each CRM.01.01.03 - Chat Channel interaction with the agent will be recorded in the form of interaction records. It is mandatory that the customer should enter his/her details before initiating the chat. The customer can raise their concerns while having the chat and with that they can raise a CRM.01.01 BPD - Contact Centre Management
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Last Updated: 11/20/2017 11:28 AM Page 12 of 13 BS GUID - Label BS Description service request as well. This Business Scenario highlights the use of online monitoring tools by the Supervisor or the Team Lead to monitor the Agents. SAP Contact Centre has multiple tools by which the Supervisor can monitor and draw relevant CRM.01.01.04 - Monitoring and Control analytics. The Supervisor will be able to use multiple tools and monitor multiple agents simultaneously. Live calls can be listened to and the same calls will be recorded and kept for quality analysis. This business scenario highlights the use of sms channel by the customer in communicating with Customer Care. The customer can dial the number and send queries in the form of short codes. These sms's are received by the Contact CRM.01.01.05 - SMS Channel Centre system in the form of emails, then the emails are routed to the respective agent inbox. The customers can also interact using the ussd codes. Customers can get their current bill, payment details and even initiate the call backs from the sms’s. This business scenario highlights the reporting capability of the Contact Centre and describes how efficiently the end users can get the reports from the system and use those reports for quality analysis. The SAP Contact Centre by default CRM.01.01.06 - Reporting has standard reports that deal with the agent, queue, campaign and service levels. Apart from that there can be customised reports drawn out of SAP Contact Center.There are info sets and cubes available that can be used to build reports in the Microsoft Report builder.