Operational efficiency happens when the right combination of people, process, and technology come together to achieve excellence while driving down costs. Through operational efficiency, the time spent on manual tasks can be redirected to new, high value projects. With greater attention on long term goals, DAXKO customers achieve excellence through streamlined operations, improved member retention, and increased budget size.
Chances are your staff didn’t join the Y to fill out forms or do data entry. DAXKO software minimizes the time your staff spend on manual processes, reporting, and general administration so they can spend more time serving members.
DAXKO Operations, DAXKO Accounting, and MobileFit all help YMCAs operate more efficiently so they have more resources to grow. On average, DAXKO associations grow twice as fast as the national average.
Statistics show that 50% of new members will not make it past the first three months of membership. DAXKO solutions give you the data you need to identify retention pitfalls and proactively engage new members.
According to Gartner Group it costs 5 to 8 times more money to acquire a member than retain one, so investing in retention really pays off. Using information to know where to invest pays off even more.
DAXKO YMCAs see increases in revenue from many sources, including prorated membership dues, increase in program registrations, new member acquisition, improved member retention, and tighter financial controls.
Find out how your YMCA can achieve greater operational efficiency. Contact DAXKO for a complimentary operational analysis at 1.877.729.4786.

In case you missed Scott Zimmerman’s fantastic discussion on efficiency, you can download an excerpt of the webcast. Scott has more than 15 years experience in the healthcare industry, most recently with GE Healthcare. Scott’s cross-functional leadership roles have given him expertise in areas such as sales, customer service, marketing, and management.
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