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Impact of IT on Other Functional Areas

by Pankaj Kumar *

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  • Help Frontline Staff, Resolve the Issue
    Getting the company's various departments and the call center organization to integrate work-flow and authorization processes can be difficult but can also result in attractive payoffs-lower processing costs and higher caller satisfaction.

  • Match Staff with Demand
    It's difficult to match the peaks and troughs with a workforce consisting of full- and part-time agents who have different skills - and no company wants agents to be idle or callers to be on hold. New technologies can help call centers avoid both situations.
          * Upgrade call-routing capabilities
          * Improve scheduling capabilities

  • Major Impact on Farmer-Owned Ethanol Plants

    Information technology (IT) is having a profound impact on the ethanol industry, especially in the financing, construction and operations of ethanol plants. It helps to strip costs out of ethanol plant systems, promotes standardization and mitigates production risks.

    In addition, IT:

  • Gets plants up and running as much as 6 to 12 months sooner than otherwise;

  • Keeps plants running to increase production efficiency. This new technology reduces operational downtime and increases the annual days of operation from 340 to as many as 361.

  • Facilitates the inflow of capital into the industry by helping to quantify the risks associated with plant investment/operations to prospective investors.

  • Alters the nature of a firm by digitizing and decomposing on-site activities (breaking down large jobs into several small jobs) that can be outsourced, off-shored and otherwise moved around. This changes the economics of plant location by impacting where various assets are deployed.

  • Changes labor mobility by moving jobs to labor as well as labor to jobs.

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    * Contributed by: -
    Pankaj Kumar,
    Batch of 2006-2008,
    National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai.


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