The document discusses several key performance indicators (KPIs) for measuring performance in the telecom industry. Specifically, it outlines KPIs such as average revenue per user, churn rate, average revenue per minute/megabyte, customer acquisition cost, network availability, customer satisfaction score, average speed of answer, average resolution time, and market share. For each KPI, it provides a definition of what is measured and how it is calculated.
The document discusses several key performance indicators (KPIs) for measuring performance in the telecom industry. Specifically, it outlines KPIs such as average revenue per user, churn rate, average revenue per minute/megabyte, customer acquisition cost, network availability, customer satisfaction score, average speed of answer, average resolution time, and market share. For each KPI, it provides a definition of what is measured and how it is calculated.
The document discusses several key performance indicators (KPIs) for measuring performance in the telecom industry. Specifically, it outlines KPIs such as average revenue per user, churn rate, average revenue per minute/megabyte, customer acquisition cost, network availability, customer satisfaction score, average speed of answer, average resolution time, and market share. For each KPI, it provides a definition of what is measured and how it is calculated.
revenue by the total number of subscribers. Churn Rate
Measures the percentage of subscribers
who terminate their services with the operator over a period of time.
It is calculated by dividing the number
of subscribers who leave by the total number of subscribers. Average Revenue per Minute
Measures the revenue earned per
minute of voice call made by the subscribers.
It is calculated by dividing the total
revenue from voice calls by the total number of minutes of voice calls. Average Revenue per Megabyte
Measures the revenue earned per
megabyte of data consumed by the subscribers.
It is calculated by dividing the total
revenue from data services by the total amount of data consumed. Customer Acquisition Cost
Measures the cost incurred by the
operator to acquire a new customer.
It is calculated by dividing the total
cost of sales and marketing by the number of new customers acquired. Network Availability
Measures the percentage of time that
the telecom network is available for use by subscribers.
It is calculated by dividing the total
time the network is available by the total time in a period. Customer Satisfaction Score
Measures the satisfaction level of the
customers with the services provided by the operator.
It is typically measured through
surveys and feedback forms Average Speed of Answer
Measures the average time taken by
the operator to answer a customer call.
It is calculated by dividing the total
time taken to answer calls by the total number of calls. Average Resolution Time
Measures the average time taken by
the operator to resolve customer issues or complaints.
It is calculated by dividing the total
time taken to resolve issues by the total number of issues. Market Share Measures the percentage of the total market share held by the telecom operator in a specific region or market.
It is calculated by dividing the total
number of subscribers of the operator by the total number of subscribers in the market. Thank You…