In practice, a high workload, a lack of personnel, high client turnover, and the presence of acute problems (acute hospitals) turn out to be significant barriers standing in the way of implementing new information technology.
*: Statistically significant difference between baseline and follow up data (p < 0.05) Table 4 presents the results of the regression analyses (regression coefficient [coeff] and 95% confidence interval [CI]) modeling association between franchise membership and client turnover 12 months following implementation of the GSF program.
Customer turnover, like employee turnover, is costly.
According to Sanford C. Bernstein analyst Brad Hintz, cross-selling puts another "rope on Merrill brokerage clients because turnover rates tend to drop by one-third once clients move their banking to BofA.
Now, every month, I study reports that tell me about our profitability per client, accounts receivable turnover, and research costs as a percentage of revenue, to name just a few critical indicators.
This complex modulates ubiquitin turnover and client transfer to HDAC6 for targeting to aggresome.
The molecular chaperone heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) and the co-chaperone/ubiquitin ligase carboxyl terminus of Hsc70-interacting protein (CHIP) control the turnover of client proteins.
Communication issues, partner unfamiliarity, 'mainstreaming' of Aboriginal funding, divergent views regarding staff competencies, client referral issues, staff turnover and different ways of working emerged as issues, emphasizing the challenges of working with a population with complex issues in a persistent climate of limited resourcing.
Examples include excessive costs, long production processes, excessive employee turnover or client dissatisfaction.
In the only randomized trial we located, exploring the impact of supervision frequency, family planning supervisory visits in Brazil were reduced from monthly to quarterly with no detrimental effect on the number of new clients, revisits, or distributor turnover (44).
