Description

The Skyline-ATS Intelligent Contact Manager Boot Camp v7.0 (ICMBC) is an accelerated class combining the complete Cisco classes for Cisco Intelligent Contact Management Product Training Part 1(ICMPT1), and Cisco Intelligent Contact Management Product Training Part 2(ICMPT2). The classes are condensed by having longer days (8:00 AM to 6:00 PM) and reducing the overlap. This allows those students who attend only to be away from their work for one week instead of the two weeks for the normal ICMPT1, and ICMPT2, classes.

The combination of ICMBC and IPCCE is equivalent to our IPCBC Bootcamp. If you sign up for ICMBC and IPCCE at the same time, you can attend both classes for $8,495, giving you a $495 discount off the regular pricing of the individual classes.

The two and a half day ICMPT1 portion covers an overview of the ICM, configuration, basic scripting, WebView reporting, as well as Pre-Routing, Post-Routing, and Translation Routing.

The two and a half day ICMPT2 portion provides the knowledge and experience necessary to install, set-up, support and troubleshoot the Cisco ICM system. Students will install and configure Cisco ICM software as it was used in ICMPT1. A pre-configured IPCC Express will be used for the second Contact Center and will be connected by the student installing an IPCC Express Gateway PG. Installation will also include a WebView Server, a Historical Data Server (HDS), and the optional products for Application Gateway and Database Routing. The Cisco Support Tools v2.0 is introduced and will be will be installed in class. Through the use of Support Tools Dashboard utility, and various monitoring and testing utilities, (the process Log files, command line reference) students will be able to identify, analyze, and diagnose various system alarms and events.

Objectives

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

• Configure a generic ICM system using the Configure ICM utility (ICMPT1)
• Create several call routing and administrative scripts using the Script Editor utility
• Generate real time and historical ICM reports using standard templates from the Webview utility
• Describe ICM system components, their functions, and processes that run on the System Components
• Install the needed third party software for proper WebView operation
• Install the ICM System Software in a duplexed Enterprise environment
• Use the Cisco Support Tools Dashboard utility and ICM tools for basic System Administration and Troubleshooting
• Identify solution models and their issues
• Build an ICM Enterprise (ICMPT2) solution
• Install, configure, test, and maintain ICM components for the single-site environment
• Formulate and implement ICM call flows and routing scripts
• Troubleshoot the ICM solution set

Prerequisites

• Strong knowledge of MS Windows Server 2003 and TCP/IP networking
• Familiarity with your call center operations (ACD, Network, and any IVR implementations)

Who Should Attend

This course is intense and fast paced and is intended for personnel who will implement, configure and support the Cisco ICM/IPCC Product.

System Engineers, Channel Partner/Resellers, Cisco Employees, Customers, Deployment Engineers, and other personnel wanting to meet the pre-requisite of completing the ICMPT1 course prior to attending the IP Contact Center Enterprise (IPCCE) v1.0 class.

ICMPT1 v7.0

• Module 1: Call Routing Concepts
  • Lesson 1: Call Routing Options
  • Lesson 2: ICM Components
  • Lesson 3: ICM Call Routing
• Module 2: Boston Contact Center
  • Lesson 4: Configure Boston Contact Center
  • Lesson 5: Script Editor
• Module 3: Basic Administration
  • Lesson 6: Additional Boston Configuration
  • Lesson 7: Advanced Script Editor
  • Lesson 8: Administration Labs
• Module 4: Extended Functions
  • Lesson 9: External Database Lookup
  • Lesson 10: Call Variables
  • Lesson 11: Multiple Skill Groups
• Module 5: Administrative Scripts
  • Lesson 12: Administrative Scripts
• Module 6: Translation Routing
  • Lesson 13: Translation Routing
• Module 7: Virtual Contact Center
  • Lesson 14: Adding A Contact Center
  • Lesson 15: Enterprise Services and Skill Groups
• Module 8: WebView
  • Lesson 16: WebView

ICMPT2 v7.0

• Module 1: ICM Topology
  • Lesson 1: ICM Deployment Models
    • Network Segmentation
    • QOS Requirements
• Module 2: Processes
  • Lesson 2: Functional Description
  • Lesson 3: Fault Tolerance
• Module 3: Classroom Lab Setup
  • Lesson 4: Before you begin
    • Third Party Software
• Module 4: Central Controller
  • Lesson 5: Domain Manager
  • Lesson 6: Router
  • Lesson 7: Logger
• Module 5: Admin Workstation and Historical Data Server
  • Lesson 8: Admin Workstation
    • Historical Data Server (HDS)
• Module 6: Device Management Protocol Devices
  • Lesson 9: Network Interface Controller (NIC)
  • Lesson 10: Peripheral Gateway (PG)
• Module 7: Routing Options
  • Lesson 11: External SQL Database
  • Lesson 12: Application Gateway
• Module 8: IPCC Express Gateway PG
  • Lesson 13: IPCC Express Gateway PG
• Module 9: Administration Tools
  • Lesson 14: WebView Server
  • Lesson 15: Support Tools

Lab Outline

ICMPT1

• LAB Module 2-1: Configuring Boston Contact Center
• LAB Module 2-2: Script Editor
• LAB Module 2-3: Additional Boston Configuration
• LAB Module 3-1: Advanced Script Editor
• LAB Module 3-2: Administration Labs
• LAB Module 4-1: External Database Lookup
• LAB Module 4-2: Call Variables
• LAB Module 4-2: Multiple Skill Groups
• LAB Module 5-1: Administrative Script
• LAB Module 6-1: Translation Route Wizard
• LAB Module 7-1: Adding A Contact Center
• LAB Module 7-2: Enterprise Services and Skill Groups

• LAB Module 3-1: Third Party Software
• LAB Module 4-1: CallRouter
• LAB Module 4.2: Logger
• LAB Module 5-1: Admin Workstation and Historical Data Server
• LAB Module 6-1: Network Interface Controller
• LAB Module 6-2: Peripheral Gateway
• LAB Module 7-1: External SQL Database
• LAB Module 7-2: Application Gateway
• LAB Module 8-1: Child IPCC Express
• LAB Module 9-1: WebView
• LAB Module 9-2: Support Tools