IMPLEMENTATION OF A
CLIENT-INQUIRY
                               QUALITY OF SERVICE IN
                               A CONSTRAINT-BASED
                               SYSTEM
   CPE 3 PRESENTATION
(case studies and Interview)   (A case Study of CPN)
       REG NO: 13093           BY
 EXAM NO: 2019/10/000292
                               HARUNA, ISMAIL ORIYOMI
                               005754/2019
   ABSTRACT
It is predictable to say, that client inquiry in CPN will continue to grow beyond traditional inquiry practices and self-service applications and technologies
will play a key role in bringing about a seamless communication between prospective members, clients, members, customer-facing staffs and core back-
office staffs, since major similar professional regulatory bodies are already keying into the use of Information technology for communication to achieve
digital transformation, more and more technology will continually be incorporated into the professional regulatory industry; traditionally, customer-facing
staffs of computing regulatory body faces simple but man-made herculean task; mainly in the area of inquiries (voice calls, chats, email etc) about
products and services (exams, membership, events, payments, websites navigation etc), which aside the fact that affirmative convincing result is lacking,
repetition of same inquiry response to millions is inevitable, this leads to non-response to inquiries after reaching a maximum of four for the day, which is
significantly causing a tremendous loss of win-win scenario and value addition to the professional regulatory body, unfortunately, only the customer-
facing staffs are saddled with the responsibilities to perform this mundane, tiring, repetitive and non-interesting daily tasks. But, with an FAQ-based
engine and ChatBot that can detect, analyze, process, classify and return an efficient non-human dependent answers irrespective of number of users
considering its cloud nature.
Data gathering and processing: Actors used in the project work end to end:
3 existing full members (Fellow of Nigeria Computer Society was duly consulted for review and input)
5 existing full member (Member of Nigeria Computer Society was duly consulted for review and input)
3 Staffs of CPN inclusive of client-facing staffs was duly closely worked with end-to-end. (no IT Personnel assignment feedback for integration)
2 intending CPN members was duly consulted during the project.
Total Actors consulted:   13 Actors duly consulted and inputs well acknowledge, however integration will be appreciated through CPN IT unit.
Aims and Objectives
        The aim of this project is to implement an inquiry-related service delivery system from text
        documents, simple text calculations in order to fully automated responses for Computer
        Professional Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN)
         
        The objectives of the project are to;
        1. Conceptualize a question databank for the storage and retrieval of automated answers to
           queries, so as to ensure effective and efficient matching of users’ inquiries with authorized
           access privileges.
        2.    Design a comprehensive frequently asked question that covers all areas of the regulatory
             bodies’ mandates to help solve inquiry processing time and save human error and
             exhaustion.
        3. Implement an FAQ-based engine and ChatBot for text classification and analysis towards
           adequate prediction of appropriate answers using multinomial naïve bayes algorithm.
Design of the work
VERIFIABLE CLOUD TEST OUTPUT
VERIFIABLE CLOUD BACKEND OUTPUT
      CONTRIBUTION TO KNOWLEDGE
 Easy documentation
 Eliminate loss of client-inquiry records
 Reduction of time spent during client-inquiry
  interaction.
 Reduces the numbers of errors made during
  client-inquiry communication.
 Monitor website visitors in real time
 Answer unconventional chat from mobile
  devices as appropriate
 Engage Prospects with more than sufficient
  solutions to his inquiry
 Possibility of providing stop-gap engagement
  with prospects
     THANKS SENIOR
PROFESSIONAL COLLEAGUE(S)