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When you buy textbooks from publishers, or contract
food services to an institutional cafeteria service, you are looking
for benefits that outweigh their costs. Turning to specialists when
your internal staff is already doing more with less can also be a way
to make sure that the right person on staff is doing the job that's
best matched to her skills and experience.
We've specialized in accountability reporting since 1999.
Our methods, our staff skills and our technology are focused entirely
on this work alone. So when it comes report your results to your
public, we believe that as specialists, we are likely to bring you
more benefits at lower cost than your in-house team. And we'd like
you to give us the opportunity to prove it. Please give us a call
at (800) 247-8443 and ask for a cost-comparison of your in-house
costs to our service fees.
Saving money and time are possible, and we can help you
by estimating just how much time everyone spends on your district's
annual reports. For a preview of our approach, take a look at this
issue of our "SARC Bites" newsletter, on what
your accountability reports really cost.
The decision to outsource also should involve an analysis
of the return-on-investment (PDF
file) you're getting from your current program. What results are
your district obtaining, and what is your district investing to gain
those results? Take a look at this case study, comparing a conventional
cost-reduction approach to an approach that maximizes a district's
return-on-investment. You will see that being penny-wise but pound-foolish
can be a costly mistake.
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