Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

% chiamate perse su occupato e su libero (urgent)

English translation:

% of lost calls (unanswered or engaged)

Added to glossary by Ivana UK
Jun 5, 2006 18:03
17 yrs ago
Italian term

% chiamate perse su occupato e su libero (urgent)

Italian to English Bus/Financial Human Resources Quality Manual
The context is a quality control analysis of phone reception but I want to check what 'su' occupato means.
Help greatly appreciated.

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% of lost calls (unanswered or engaged)

% of lost calls resulting from engaged and unanswered lines

View the number of successful callers and lost calls. against the dialled number as well as the specific ... calls that were unanswered or engaged, helping. highlight drop offs as the ...

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Peer comment(s):

agree paolamonaco
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grazie Paola!
agree Mario Marcolin
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agree Laura Impelluso
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agree Colin Ryan (X)
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Italian term (edited): su occupato

of "busy" calls

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Note added at 7 minutos (2006-06-05 18:11:02 GMT)
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also *on*
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% of lost calls, busy-line or non-busy

I believe it refers to this.
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% of busy and attempted calls that were dropped

or
% of calls (that were) dropped while the line was busy or while being connected/ringing through


In the us, there is a high incidence of dropped calls and it has even become a source of bragging rights for Cingular "the network with the fewest dropped calls"
dropped calls are calls that simply get disconnected at any given time even right after dialing a number.
Attempted calls are calls that someone tries to make and get "dropped"

See the links for the ongoing debate about which plan is best and common complaints.
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