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June 26, 2012 FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FOR HEALTHY LIVING FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CHANGE IS Y PILOT: PRICING & ADMIN DECISIONS PRICING MODELS & IMPLICATIONS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ABC SOFTWARE YMCA OF METRO CHICAGO

Pricing Models Decision Making

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This was a presentation to illustrate a very complex concept, which was the pricing structure used in our current system vs. a new one we were evaluating. It was meant for CIO/CFO level executives, specifically to illustrate the level of complexity and maintenance we faced based on decisions that needed to be made. Numbers replaced for confidentiality.

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Page 1: Pricing Models Decision Making

June 26, 2012

FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENTFOR HEALTHY LIVINGFOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

CHANGE IS Y PILOT:PRICING & ADMIN DECISIONS

PRICING MODELS & IMPLICATIONS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ABC SOFTWAREYMCA OF METRO CHICAGO

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PILOT ISSUE TYPES

• TECHNICAL GAPS

• PROCESS ISSUES

• ADMINISTRATIVE CONSIDERATIONS

• PRICING DECISIONS

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3 | PRICING DECISIONS | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

PRICING DECISIONS

• DAILY RATE FOR TRADITIONAL DAY CAMPS1.APPLIES TO SUMMER LONG CAMPS

2.PRICE CAN STILL VARY BY CENTER

3.EXCLUDES SPECIALTY CAMPS

• DAILY RATE FOR CHILD CARE1.BEFORE/AFTER

2.PRESCHOOL, ETC.

3.EXCLUDES CHILDREN SERVICES

• DAY CAMP DEPOSIT vs REGISTRATION FEES1.DOWNPAYMENT OR ADDITIONAL FEE?

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4 | DAY CAMP PRICING MODEL DECISION MATRIX | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

DAY CAMP PRICING MODELS

ModelPricingModel

AverageProduct Volume (Metro)

AveragePricing

Structures

(Metro)

Improvement %

CURRENTWeekly + Specialty

1,500 9,000

CHANGE TO STANDARD

DAILY SUMMER

RATE

Summer +

Specialty1,500 1,500

PRODUCTS: +0% PRICING: +83%

“NO CHANGE”

IN ABC

Weekly + Specialty

3,000 9,000PRODUCTS: -100%PRICING: -0%

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5 | UNSUBSIDIZED CHIDLCARE PRICING DECISION MATRIX | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

UNSUBSIDIZED CHILDCARE PRICING MODELS

ModelPricingModel

Average

Product Volume (Metro)

AveragePricing

Structures (Metro)

Improvement %

CURRENT2-3-4-5,

x M AND NMx AM/PM

288 4,608

CHANGE TO STANDARD CHILD CARE DAILY RATE

M: $00NM: $00

Consolidate AM/PM

576 1,152PRODUCTS: -100% PRICING: +75%

“NO CHANGE” IN ABC

Take current x 2 (AM/PM) x 2 (fee)

1152 4,608PRODUCTS: -400% PRICING: 0%

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6 | DAY CAMP DEPOSIT vs. REGISTRATION DECISION MATRIX | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

DAY CAMP DEPOSIT vs. REGISTRATION FEE

Model

Cost of camp

(sample)

Registration fee

Deposit

Out of pocket paid @

reg

Balance Total# of

Manual Adj.

ABC$600/

mo$25 (?)

One time- $25 (?) $600 $625 0

Current$600/

mo- $25/wk $100 $500 $600 36,000

Y = METROC = CUSTOMER

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PRICING DECISIONS NEEDED

1. STANDARD DAILY RATES– SUMMER CAMP

– UNSUBSIDIZED CHILD CARE

2. CAMP DEPOSITS VS REGISTRATION FEES

** DECISION DEADLINE: JULY 27TH

**IMPACTS SCOPE & BUDGET

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QUESTIONS?PRICING DECISIONS

8 | QUESTIONS | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

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PRICING DECISIONS

PRICING DECISIONS DIRECTLY IMPACT…•NUMBER OF PRODUCTS TO SET UP

•NUMBER OF REGISTRATIONS TO SELL

•NUMBER DEPOSITS TO MANUALLY TRANSFER (36,000)

•NUMBER OF ADJUSTMENTS FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE

•ROOM FOR ERROR

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10 | PRESENTATION TITLE HERE | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

SUMMER + SPECIALTY VS. WEEKLY + SPECIALTY

Product Pricing Model RatePrice

Structure

# of prices

Summer Camp - Elmhurst 1 x Summer = 1

Daily: $00

BR=1; Y=25

75+150/1

112 avg

Lattof=6 | 000Elm=3 | Y=000

3pk - $004pk - $005pk - $00

75+150/3

336 avg

Specialty Camps - Elmhurst 15 (weekly)

Daily: $00

BR=?; Y=?

375+900/1

640 avg

Lattof=36 | 000Elm=15 | Y=000

3pk - $004pk - $005pk - $00

375+900/3

1920 avg

Weekly Session –Elmhurst (10 weeks)

10 (weeks)

Daily: $00

BR=?; Y=?

250+1500/1

875 avg

Lattof=60 | 000Elm=10 | Y=0000

3pk - $004pk - $005pk - $00

375+900/1

2625 avg

Summer+Specialty=75+375=450 Productsx2 (fee)=900 productsWeekly+Specialty=250+375=625 Productsx2 (fee)=1250 products

Small center average

Summer+Specialty=150+900=1050 Productsx2 (fee)=2100 productsWeekly+Specialty=1500+900=2400 Productsx2 (fee)=4800 products

Across YMCA association average

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11 | CHILDCARE DAILY RATE POCKET SLIDE | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

UNSUBSIDIZED CHILDCARE DAILY RATE

Product Pricing Model RatePrice

Structure

# of prices

Current Weekly variable rate

x M/NM x AM/PM

2: $00 3: $004: $005: $00

288 x16 4,608 avg

Lattof=8 | 000Elm=15 | Y=000

AVG Y=000

Daily RateStandard Daily Rate

x M/NM x AM/PM M: $00NM: $00

288 x 4 1,152 avg

Lattof=8 | 000Elm=15 | Y=000

AVG Y=000

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12 | STANDARD DAILY RATE POCKET SLIDE | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

STANDARD DAILY RATE DECISION

NO POLICY CHANGE

JUST CREATES MORE

FLEXIBILITY!

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13 | PRICING MODELS | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

PRICING MODELS

Pricing models affect product volume and pricing:

• Camps: weekly session vs. summer session model (see slide 3)

• Before/After Childcare (non-subsidized): 3-4-5 days (high volume of products to create/set up) vs. standardized daily rate ( lower volume of products to create/set up)

• Day Camp deposits: ABC module does not automatically apply deposit to balance, would have to do this manually. FY11 included 36K registrations for Day Camp, meaning this could result in 36K+ manual adjustments in ABC made by Front Desk staff.

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14 | IMPLICATIONS OF CURRENT PRICING MODELS | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

MAJOR IMPLICATIONS WITH CURRENT PRICING STRUCTURE & ABC SYSTEM

Negative impacts:

• Cost & Time– thousands of complex product set ups create high potential for error –

could require a lot of back-end work to correct/maintain– difficult to ensure standardization of product setup if managed by

individual centers– requires rigorous auditing process to ensure accuracy

• Volume & Complexity:– Potential to end up with over 4800 camp products alone within year one– High potential for errors : ABC does not allow deletion of products.– Current complex rate structure means managing over 9K rates

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15 | RECOMMENDATIONS | ©2011 YMCA of Metro Chicago

RECOMMENDATIONS

Quick hits to improve customer service, provide flexibility and avoid manual adjustments.

• Move to standardized rate for Day Camp and Before/After School Childcare (non-subsidized)

• Daycamp deposit vs registration fee: drop deposit, use registration to collect “deposit” fee.

• Same applies to Before/After School: set up one product with a year long calendar; will reduce products.