Method, apparatus, and computer product for computing skill value

1. A computer-readable non-transitory recording medium that stores therein a computer program that causes a computer to execute:

classifying response data indicative of response made by an agent to an inquiry from a customer, except for response data including a transfer flag that indicates whether an inquiry was transferred to another agent, into first data corresponding to easy inquiries and second data corresponding to difficult inquiries, the response data with the transfer flag being classified into the second data;

counting number of the easy inquiries and number of the difficult inquiries; and

computing a total skill value of the agent based on a first skill value computed from the first data, a second skill value computed from the second data, and a ratio of the number of the easy inquiries to the number of the difficult inquiries,

wherein the classifying includes

grouping the response data based on similarity of contents of the inquiries, and

classifying the response data into the second data when number of other data with older date in the same similarity group is less than a threshold.

2. The computer-readable non-transitory recording medium according to claim 1 , wherein the computing includes computing the total skill value of an agent based on an average of the ratio of all the agents.

3. The computer-readable non-transitory recording medium according to claim 2 , wherein the computing includes reflecting number of inquiries that an agent transfers to another agent to the average of the ratio as the number of difficult inquiries to compute the total skill value of the agent.

4. The computer-readable non-transitory recording medium according to claim 1 , wherein the computing includes computing the total skill value of an agent based on a standard deviation of the ratio of all the agents.

5. The computer-readable non-transitory recording medium according to claim 4 , wherein the computing includes reflecting number of inquiries that an agent transfers to another agent to the standard deviation of the ratio as the number of difficult inquiries to compute the total skill value of the agent.

6. The computer-readable non-transitory recording medium according to claim 1 , further causing the computer to execute:

classifying the response data into groups based on predetermined rules, wherein

the computing includes computing the skill value of the agent with respect to each of the groups.

7. A skill-value computing apparatus comprising:

a classifying unit that classifies response data indicative of response made by an agent to an enquiry from a customer, except for response data including a transfer flag that indicates whether an inquiry was transferred to another agent, into first data corresponding to easy inquiries and second data corresponding to difficult inquiries, the response data with the transfer flag being classified into the second data;

a counting unit that counts number of the easy inquiries and number of the difficult inquiries; and

a computing unit that computes a total skill value of the agent based on a first skill value computed from the first data, a second skill value computed from the second data, and a ratio of the number of the easy inquiries to the number of the difficult inquiries,

wherein the classifying unit groups the response data based on similarity of contents of the inquiries, and classifies the response data into the second data when total response time of other data with older date in the same similarity group is less than a threshold value.

8. The skill-value computing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein the computing unit computes the total skill value of an agent based on an average of the ratio of all the agents.

9. The skill-value computing apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein the computing unit computes the total skill value of an agent based on a standard deviation of the ratio of all the agents.

10. A skill-value computing method comprising:

classifying response data indicative of response made by an agent to an enquiry from a customer, except for response data including a transfer flag that indicates whether an inquiry was transferred to another agent, into first data corresponding to easy inquiries and second data corresponding to difficult inquiries, the response data with the transfer flag being classified into the second data;

counting number of the easy inquiries and number of the difficult inquiries; and

computing a total skill value of the agent based on a first skill value computed from the first data, a second skill value computed from the second data, and a ratio of the number of the easy inquiries to the number of the difficult inquiries,

wherein the classifying includes

grouping the response data based on similarity of contents of the inquiries, and

classifying the response data into the second data when number of other data with older date in the same similarity group is less than a threshold.

11. The skill-value computing method according to claim 10 , wherein the computing includes computing the total skill value of an agent based on an average of the ratio of all the agents.

12. The skill-value computing method according to claim 10 , wherein the computing includes computing the total skill value of an agent based on a standard deviation of the ratio of all the agents.

13. A skill-value computing apparatus comprising:

a classifying unit that classifies response data indicative of response made by an agent to an enquiry from a customer into first data corresponding to easy inquiries and second data corresponding to difficult inquiries;

a counting unit that counts number of the easy inquiries and number of the difficult inquiries; and

a computing unit that computes a total skill value of the agent based on a first skill value computed from the first data, a second skill value computed from the second data, and a ratio between the number of the easy inquiries and the number of the difficult inquiries, the response data including a transfer flag that indicates whether an incident was transferred to another agent, the computing unit reflecting number of inquiries that an agent transfers to another agent to the ratio as the number of difficult inquiries to compute the total skill value of the agent, wherein the classifying unit groups the response data based on similarity of contents of the inquiries, and classifies the response data into the second data when number of other data with older date in the same similarity group is less than a threshold.

14. A skill-value computing apparatus comprising:

a classifying unit that classifies response data indicative of response made by an agent to an enquiry from a customer into first data corresponding to easy inquiries and second data corresponding to difficult inquiries;

a counting unit that counts number of the easy inquiries and number of the difficult inquiries; and

a computing unit that computes a total skill value of the agent based on a first skill value computed from the first data, a second skill value computed from the second data, and a ratio between the number of the easy inquiries and the number of the difficult inquiries, the response data including a transfer flag that indicates whether an incident was transferred to another agent, the computing unit reflecting number of inquiries that an agent transfers to another agent to the ratio as the number of difficult inquiries to compute the total skill value of the agent, wherein the classifying unit groups the response data based on similarity of contents of the inquiries, and classifies the response data into the second data when total response time of other data with older date in the same similarity group is less than a threshold value.

15. A skill-value computing method comprising:

classifying response data indicative of response made by an agent to an enquiry from a customer into first data corresponding to easy inquiries and second data corresponding to difficult inquiries;

counting number of the easy inquiries and number of the difficult inquiries; and

computing a total skill value of the agent based on a first skill value computed from the first data, a second skill value computed from the second data, and a ratio between the number of the easy inquiries and the number of the difficult inquiries, the response data including a transfer flag that indicates whether an incident was transferred to another agent, the computing including reflecting number of inquiries that an agent transfers to another agent to the ratio as the number of difficult inquiries to compute the total skill value of the agent, wherein the classifying includes

grouping the response data based on similarity of contents of the inquiries, and

classifying the response data into the second data when number of other data with older date in the same similarity group is less than a threshold.

16. A skill-value computing method comprising:

classifying response data indicative of response made by an agent to an enquiry from a customer into first data corresponding to easy inquiries and second data corresponding to difficult inquiries;

counting number of the easy inquiries and number of the difficult inquiries; and

computing a total skill value of the agent based on a first skill value computed from the first data, a second skill value computed from the second data, and a ratio between the number of the easy inquiries and the number of the difficult inquiries, the response data including a transfer flag that indicates whether an incident was transferred to another agent, the computing including reflecting number of inquiries that an agent transfers to another agent to the ratio as the number of difficult inquiries to compute the total skill value of the agent, wherein the classifying includes

grouping the response data based on similarity of contents of the inquiries, and

classifying the response data into the second data when total response time of other data with older date in the same similarity group is less than a threshold value.