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Six Sigma Project at EclerxTRANSCRIPT
NameNipun SawhneyAmit JangaleTanay GurjarSurajit Bhattacharya
ContentsProject CharterVoSCTQ TreeProcess MapImprovement Targets
Project Charter
General Project Information
Project Name
Project Sponsor
Project Manager
Email Address
Phone Number
Organizational Unit
Process Impacted
Expected Start Date
Expected Savings
Estimated Costs
Green Belts Assigned
Black Belts Assigned
Describe the Problem or Issue, Goals, Objectives, and Deliverables of this Project
Problem or Issue
Purpose of Project To reduce the average time taken to close a ticket from 60 min to 50 min .
Business Case
Goals / Metrics
Define the Project Scope and ScheduleWithin Scope All the tickets handled by offshore team.
Outside of Scope End to end tickets handled by onshore team
Tentative Schedule
Define the Project Resources and CostsProject Team
Support Resources
Special Needs
Define the Project Benefits and Customers
Expected Completion Date
Data taken from 1st Jan'12- 31st Dec '12,based on … number of transactions shows the average time taken to close a ticket is 60 minutes in normal circumstances which is high compared to six sigma standards.
Technical Support Department generates incident tickets for the issues raised via calls, emails or web chat by Pathway customers. As per the requirement the tickets are routed through relevant departments to resolve the issue. The tickets are expected to be closed within the SLA.Design and develop a complete set of solutions to address root causes behind the inefficiencies in the tickect closure procedure.. Determine the causes behind ticket entries not processed and / or processed incorrectly. Determine the full extent of the problem through data analysis, interviews, and other tests. Develop solutions for improving the processes and monitor the results of the implemented solutions.
Expected Deliverables
Project Charter, Stakeholder Analysis, Thought Process Map, Critical to Quality Characteristics, Pareto Chart of Errors in Cost Data, Attribute Measurement System Analysis, Baseline DPMO / Sigma Levels, Root Cause Analysis, Hypothesis Testing, Statistical Process Control Charts, Proposed Solutions, Pilot Tests, Solutions Rating Matrix, Error Proofing, Improvement Implementation Plan, Control Plans, Standard Operating Procedures, Training Modules, and Project Summary Close Out
Process Owner
Key Stakeholders
Final Customer
Expected Benefits
Describe Project Risks, Constraints, and AssumptionsRisks
Constraints
Assumptions
Prepared by:
Project Charter
General Project Information
Reducing Ticket closure time of Software complaints from 60 min to 50 minSIBM-PUNE and Indian Statistical Institute-Pune
Amit Jangale
9860982027
Information Technology Office
Monthly Performance Reporting
February 1, 2013
March 1, 2013
Team-A
Amit Jangale, Nipun Sawhney, Tanay Gurjar and Surojit Bhattacharya
Describe the Problem or Issue, Goals, Objectives, and Deliverables of this Project
To reduce the average time taken to close a ticket from 60 min to 50 min .
Define the Project Scope and ScheduleAll the tickets handled by offshore team.
End to end tickets handled by onshore team
Key MilestoneForm Project Team / Preliminary Review / Scope
Finalize Project Plan / Charter / Kick Off
Define Phase
Measurement Phase
Analysis Phase
Improvement Phase
Control Phase
Project Summary Report and Close Out
Define the Project Resources and CostsAmit Jangale, Nipun Swahney, Tanay Gurjar and Surojit Bhattacharya
At least two of the core team members will need network access to the Project Management System.
Define the Project Benefits and Customers
Data taken from 1st Jan'12- 31st Dec '12,based on … number of transactions shows the average time taken to close a ticket is 60 minutes in normal circumstances which is high compared to six sigma standards.
Technical Support Department generates incident tickets for the issues raised via calls, emails or web chat by Pathway customers. As per the requirement the tickets are routed through relevant departments to resolve the issue. The tickets are expected to be closed within the SLA.Design and develop a complete set of solutions to address root causes behind the inefficiencies in the tickect closure procedure.. Determine the causes behind ticket entries not processed and / or processed incorrectly. Determine the full extent of the problem through data analysis, interviews, and other tests. Develop solutions for improving the processes and monitor the results of the implemented solutions.Project Charter, Stakeholder Analysis, Thought Process Map, Critical to Quality Characteristics, Pareto Chart of Errors in Cost Data, Attribute Measurement System Analysis, Baseline DPMO / Sigma Levels, Root Cause Analysis, Hypothesis Testing, Statistical Process Control Charts, Proposed Solutions, Pilot Tests, Solutions Rating Matrix, Error Proofing, Improvement Implementation Plan, Control Plans, Standard Operating Procedures, Training Modules, and Project Summary Close Out
Project Management Office staff will provide some administrative help. Projects that are reviewed may get tasked to help with data gathering and collection.
Chief Network Officer
Lower time to solve customer complaints and increase the customer satisfaction level.
Describe Project Risks, Constraints, and Assumptions
Amit Jangale, Nipun Sawhney, Tanay Gurjar and Surojit Bhattacharya
The Chief Network Officer owns the overall process of ticket closure. Each Project Manager must make sure they follow a set of procedures for capturing and reporting each step in the ticket allotment and closure. The Project Management Office provides oversight and support for the processes.All personnel assigned to IT Developmental Projects, including Project Managers, network engineers and consultants. All personnel who provide leadership support above the project level, including the Chief Network Officer, the CIO Staff, Directors and Senior Managers within the IT Department and outside departments or agencies that have an interest in customer satisfaction.
2. Bad Data .3. Implementation of Solutions - This project will most likely require changes in how Project Managers currently capture and process data. In some cases,
1. Resources available are limited .2. Limited time to complete project and get results3. Comlete procedure is complicated and simplification may dilute the results.
1. The project is following a Six Sigma DMAIC approach. The agency has limited experience in doing projects according to this methodology. This project assumes that all stakeholders will understand and accept the six sigma related work products and deliverables. 2. This project has support from the CIO and the Director of the PMO. This project assumes that this sponsorship and support is sufficient to push successful implementation of solutions that result from this project.
Project Charter
General Project Information
Describe the Problem or Issue, Goals, Objectives, and Deliverables of this Project
To reduce the average time taken to close a ticket from 60 min to 50 min .
Define the Project Scope and ScheduleAll the tickets handled by offshore team.
End to end tickets handled by onshore team
Start Complete###
February 1, 2013
February 2, 2013
February 5, 2013
February 9, 2013
February 15, 2013
February 20, 2013
March 1, 2013
Define the Project Resources and CostsAmit Jangale, Nipun Swahney, Tanay Gurjar and Surojit Bhattacharya
At least two of the core team members will need network access to the Project Management System.
Define the Project Benefits and Customers
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Data taken from 1st Jan'12- 31st Dec '12,based on … number of transactions shows the average time taken to close a ticket is 60 minutes in normal circumstances which is high
Technical Support Department generates incident tickets for the issues raised via calls, emails or web chat by Pathway customers. As per the requirement the tickets are routed
Design and develop a complete set of solutions to address root causes behind the inefficiencies in the tickect closure procedure.. Determine the causes behind ticket entries not processed and / or processed incorrectly. Determine the full extent of the problem through data analysis, interviews, and other tests. Develop solutions for improving the processes Project Charter, Stakeholder Analysis, Thought Process Map, Critical to Quality Characteristics, Pareto Chart of Errors in Cost Data, Attribute Measurement System Analysis, Baseline DPMO / Sigma Levels, Root Cause Analysis, Hypothesis Testing, Statistical Process Control Charts, Proposed Solutions, Pilot Tests, Solutions Rating Matrix, Error Proofing, Improvement Implementation Plan, Control Plans, Standard Operating Procedures, Training Modules, and Project Summary Close Out
Project Management Office staff will provide some administrative help. Projects that are reviewed may get tasked to help with data gathering and
Chief Network Officer
Lower time to solve customer complaints and increase the customer satisfaction level.
Describe Project Risks, Constraints, and Assumptions
Amit Jangale, Nipun Sawhney, Tanay Gurjar and Surojit Bhattacharya
Date: February 1, 2013
The Chief Network Officer owns the overall process of ticket closure. Each Project Manager must make sure they follow a set of procedures for capturing and reporting each step in the ticket allotment and closure. The Project Management Office provides oversight and support for the processes.All personnel assigned to IT Developmental Projects, including Project Managers, network engineers and consultants. All personnel who provide leadership support above the project level, including the Chief Network Officer, the CIO Staff, Directors and Senior Managers within the IT Department
3. Implementation of Solutions - This project will most likely require changes in how Project Managers currently capture and process data. In some cases,
1. The project is following a Six Sigma DMAIC approach. The agency has limited experience in doing projects according to this methodology. This project assumes that all stakeholders will understand and accept the six sigma related work products and deliverables. 2. This project has support from the CIO and the Director of the PMO. This project assumes that this sponsorship and support is sufficient to push
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Type StakeholdersCustomer End Customer
Business Management
Employees EmployeesProcess Employees
Sample Voice CTQWhy so much delay in resolving my problem? Customer satisfaction ratingI'll rate your service as poor, thus reducing your rating.Many tickets open for a long time Dissatisfied customers
Working here is frustratingticket closure time is too late and I am not in position to con Ticket closure time
Poor response/ rude response to customers' complaints
CODEZ1
Z2
Z3Y
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PROCESS To solve the customers compliants.
PROJECT Reducing Ticket closure time of Software complaints from 60 min to 50 min
CTQ Tree
SIP
OC
Supplier ABCD Corporation
Input Incident Tickets
Process Code P P1 P2
Process Resolution of incident tickets
Resource Discover IT Solutions Ltd.
Output Resolved Issues
Customer ABCD Corporation Costomers
OBSERVATIONS(JAN-12 TO DEC-12)
C5
Week Count of Incident Tickets C5.1
1 492 63 C5.2
2 501 65
3 484 57
4 483 595 714 606 511 647 532 538 476 559 571 6410 489 6511 456 6112 415 6213 495 5814 428 5915 442 6016 426 60
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Receive query
Understand query
Average time
17 454 6118 541 6319 527 6120 429 5821 450 5722 606 5523 439 6124 612 6225 457 6326 449 5827 492 5928 501 6029 492 5730 501 5531 484 6332 483 6133 714 6034 511 5635 532 6736 476 6537 571 5638 489 5539 456 5940 415 5841 495 6242 428 6143 442 6044 426 6045 454 5946 541 5747 527 5948 429 6249 450 6350 606 6551 439 5952 612 5853 457 5754 449 6255 492 6156 501 60Grand Total 27744 60
To solve the customers compliants.
Reducing Ticket closure time of Software complaints from 60 min to 50 min
P3 P4 P5 P6
Troubleshoot Resolve
C4 C3
C4.1 Skill level of employee C3.1
C4.2 SOP available C3.2
C4.3 C3.3
C4.4 C3.4
Escalate if necessary
Follow up/Communicate
Accurate time estimate to be given to the customer
about when would his problem be resolved
Communicating the solution clearly/forwarding the
problem statement to the technical centre clearly
without any loss of information
SOP for estimated times for recurring problems
Call back mechanism to customer from call center
(by same employee)
Telephone lines available with Technical Centre
No. of technical center employees
To solve the customers compliants.
Reducing Ticket closure time of Software complaints from 60 min to 50 min
P7 P8
Record Close Ticket
C2 C1 Prompt reply
C2.1 C1.1
C2.2 C1.2
Listening skills C2.3 C1.3
Understanding the problem clearly in
minimum time
Pleasant tone of
conversation
Training provided to employees/skill level
Trainig provided to employees
No. of telephone lines/computers
SOP/Instructions available for each
problemWorking
conditions
No. of call center/technical center
employees
Motivation/Salary
No. of shifts/working hours
Congenial working environment
To solve the customers compliants.
Reducing Ticket closure time of Software complaints from 60 min to 50 min
Y Z Ys
Customer Satisfaction rating Y1 Response Time
Y2 Quality of Response
Y3
Reduction in ticket closure time
Effectiveness of problem solution
Xs
Quick pickup of phone
Pleasant tone of conversation
Understanding the problem clearly in minimum time
Accurate time estimate to the customer about by when would
his problem be resolvedCommunicating solution clearly to the customer or forwarding problem statement to the
technical center clearly (without loss of information)
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Characteristics Sub-Characteristics Current Level Target
86% 98%
80% 100%
75% 90%
70% 100%
Listening skills 75% 90%
Congenial working environment 60% 85%
Motivation/Salary 60% 85%
No. of telephone lines/computers 30% 0%
12 15
No. of shifts/working hours Customer Satisfaction Score 66% 95%
SOP for estimated times for recurring problems
accuracy of estimated SOP times with actual closure times
Call back mechanism to customer from call center (by same
employee)No. of call backs made for closed tickets
Training provided to employees/skill level
Average trainee score in post-training review test
SOP/Instructions available for each problem
Average trainee score in post-training review test
Front-desk Employee Satisfaction score
Front-desk Employee Satisfaction score
No. of calls where customer has to hold the line for more than 30 sec before call attendant picks up
No. of call center/technical center employees
Calls handled per employee per hour
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