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Balancing Collections Performance and Service Ratings:: Assessing the Impact of Policies at Municipal and Cooperative Utilitiesby Steven E. Seger
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:This handbook provides guidance for utility managers and local government officials who must balance performance in critical areas of fiscal health and customer satisfaction. It describes the impacts of credit and collections policies on revenue and customer satisfaction ratings, and provides helpful information for formulating utility policies to maximize revenue and customer satisfaction. Book News Annotation:Segar, principal of a management consulting and training company,
offers 25 lessons on the impact of credit and collections policies on
revenues and customer satisfaction ratings at not-for-profit water,
wastewater, electric, and natural gas utilities. The brief lessons
provide local officials, directors, and managers with information
they can use when formulating policies and operational procedures.
Early chapters analyze the results of a pilot study on how various
policies are linked to results, while lessons cover new account
requirements, current account tasks, and delinquent account actions.
A final chapter covers other collection resources, such as bankruptcy
processing and sweep accounts. Lessons contain tables, sample forms,
and worked calculations, and appendices provide 45 credit and
collection policies and collections agency requests for proposals.
Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Table of ContentsIntroduction 1: Linking Policy to Results Pilot Study Customer Interactions 2: Results of Pilot Study Prioritizing Collections Prioritizing Service Inactive Timeline Cross-Tabulation Analysis 3: New Account Requirements Application for Service Application Fees and Deposits Certificates of Deposit Credit Scoring Credit Databases 4: Current Account Tasks Billing Frequency Multiple Active Timelines Bad Checks Payment Extensions and Arrangements Late Fees 5: Delinquent Account Actions Automatic Phone-Dialer Contacts Field Collections Disconnection/Shut-Off Technologies for Disconnection/Reconnection Deconstructing Bad Debts In-House Versus Outsourcing Collections Collections Agency RFP Collections Agency Contract Terms 6: Untapped Potentials Bankruptcy Processing Sweep Accounts Selling Debts Tracking Accounts Receivable, Collections, and Write-offs Appendix A: 45 Credit and Collection Policies Appendix B: Collections Agency Request for Proposals What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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