The ideas are based on more than 20 years of work with more than 80 colleges and universities. In the 1990s, KH published more than 500 ideas in a booklet called, Beyond the Ivory Tower. This booklet was sold nationwide as a handy reference guide. It was based on an earlier poster of 50 cost-savings ideas that the KH President had worked on while with the Academy for Educational Development (AED) in Washington, D.C.
The ideas shared are not prescriptive and will not work in all situations or at all institutions. Some of the ideas are tactical – quick victories to save money in easy ways. Others are strategic, requiring careful analysis before implementing. The ideas can be grouped typically as strategies and tactics to:
- Manage costs
- Enhance revenues
- Allocate resources more effectively
KH will routinely post a new idea to stimulate thinking about new approaches to addressing the fiscal challenges facing colleges and universities today. We encourage others to share their experiences, reactions, and insights and, thus, form a network of stronger educational institutions that can weather the years ahead.
We hope you find many of these ideas useful.
Gayla Kraetsch Hartsough, Ph.D.
President
KH Consulting Group,1901 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 1900, Los Angeles CA 90067
tel 310.203.5417, fax 310.203.5419, www.KHConsultingGroup.com
Since 1986, KH Consulting Group (KH) has served more than 200 clients in 25 states and 6 foreign countries. We offer management consultant services in strategic planning, organizational structures, business process reengineering, human resources, management audits (including ethics and social responsibility), and accountability and performance measurements.
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ReplyDeleteTogether we can do so much more. Look forward to not having to reinvent the wheel and many smoother roads.
I like your quotation about "we". Definitely working together can accomplish much more and great things. Thanks for the insight.
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