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Old 09-23-2008, 06:03 PM
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Best practices for Knowledge Managment Documents

We purchased the Instranet Online Knowledgbase software a couple of years ago and have built quite a library of documentation for our CSRs to use while on the phones. However, we are finding that use amongst CSRs is not as prevalent as it should / could be because the way in which we have formatted our documents are not user-friendly enough.

I am looking for suggestions on what others have done to assure that processes and procedures are documented in a streamlined fashion for the easiest use by CSRs while on the line with a customer.
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