SlideShare a Scribd company logo
1 of 38
 
Agenda ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Baseline Performance
 
 
 
 
Average RevPATH *January not taken into consideration without any revenue data
SWOT Analysis
Customer Comments
Recommendations
Establishing  Blue – Red Periods Establish Periods based on the Time of the Day, the Day of the Week, and Seasonality Quiet time Busy time HIGH SEASON Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8am-10 am 10am -12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm- 6pm 6pm -8pm LOW SEASON Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8am-10 am 10am -12pm 12pm-2pm 2pm-4pm 4pm- 6pm 6pm -8pm
Improving   RevPATH ,[object Object],Manage demand Baseline Recs Action Plan Training Performance
Blue Period Include SPA treatments with the romance package More incentives to book today of reservation - state the discount Consider serving Drinks & Snacks. e.g: Champagne 20% off when booked with couple treatments Empower staff to offer attractive discounts up to  20% to convert a resident guest enquiring about a spa during off peak times  Aroma Fusion Massage = 50% of hours sold Bundle other treatments -> ANY TREATMENT 20% off Discounts
 
Price – Customer Education
In Red Period ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],2 guests for  buying Aroma Fusion Massage 7000R$ 1 guests for  buying Aroma fusion Massage & Brightening Rejuvenating Treatment With 20% discount on the second  7100R$
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Time – High Contribution Margins
Red Period - Explore all Opportunities ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Blue & Red Periods ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Data Tracking
Action Plan
Implementation
Phase I – Months 1-4 Increase in revenue should be evident at the end of this phase.
Phase II – Months 5-8 Focus on gaining employee buy-in during this phase to see a continued increase in revenue.
Phase III – Months 9-12 Recognize Revenue Management as an on-going process with continuous evaluation and shifting practices.
 
 
 
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
 
 
Performance Management
Metrics for Revenue
 
 
Periodic Checks and Balances
 

More Related Content

Similar to Hadm 8606 jw - final client presentation

RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.Richard Simonr
 
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.Richard Simonr
 
How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...
How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...
How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...Greg McManus
 
Innovation training and development 7
Innovation training and development 7Innovation training and development 7
Innovation training and development 7Barry Miller
 
Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013
Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013
Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013cunners
 
Cps maintenance management best practices course
Cps   maintenance management best practices courseCps   maintenance management best practices course
Cps maintenance management best practices courseFasih Lisan
 
Profit Through Service
Profit Through ServiceProfit Through Service
Profit Through Servicenormanhuckerby
 
Six sigma presentation for masters students
Six sigma presentation for masters studentsSix sigma presentation for masters students
Six sigma presentation for masters studentsTapanNeogi
 
Quality Certification for Hospitals
Quality Certification for HospitalsQuality Certification for Hospitals
Quality Certification for HospitalsS.D, Mathur
 
Types Of Plannings
Types Of PlanningsTypes Of Plannings
Types Of PlanningsTahir Pasha
 
CostingAStrategictool.pdf
CostingAStrategictool.pdfCostingAStrategictool.pdf
CostingAStrategictool.pdfManivannan S
 

Similar to Hadm 8606 jw - final client presentation (20)

MHR LGA2
MHR LGA2MHR LGA2
MHR LGA2
 
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.-cv. Yes.
 
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.
RICHARD SIMON-CV - LC - Trng.
 
How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...
How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...
How To Create a High Performance Payroll Office and be Acknowledged for Your ...
 
Spa Manager
Spa ManagerSpa Manager
Spa Manager
 
Resume-1
Resume-1Resume-1
Resume-1
 
Ccd alignment with sb
Ccd alignment with sbCcd alignment with sb
Ccd alignment with sb
 
Chandrashekar - Resume
Chandrashekar - ResumeChandrashekar - Resume
Chandrashekar - Resume
 
Innovation training and development 7
Innovation training and development 7Innovation training and development 7
Innovation training and development 7
 
Staff motivation
Staff motivationStaff motivation
Staff motivation
 
Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013
Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013
Scottish Borders ASSIST seminar 2013
 
Cps maintenance management best practices course
Cps   maintenance management best practices courseCps   maintenance management best practices course
Cps maintenance management best practices course
 
MYCV.
MYCV.MYCV.
MYCV.
 
Training why
Training whyTraining why
Training why
 
Profit Through Service
Profit Through ServiceProfit Through Service
Profit Through Service
 
Six sigma presentation for masters students
Six sigma presentation for masters studentsSix sigma presentation for masters students
Six sigma presentation for masters students
 
Quality Certification for Hospitals
Quality Certification for HospitalsQuality Certification for Hospitals
Quality Certification for Hospitals
 
Types Of Plannings
Types Of PlanningsTypes Of Plannings
Types Of Plannings
 
CostingAStrategictool.pdf
CostingAStrategictool.pdfCostingAStrategictool.pdf
CostingAStrategictool.pdf
 
Rajesh_CV
Rajesh_CVRajesh_CV
Rajesh_CV
 

Hadm 8606 jw - final client presentation

Editor's Notes

  1. Slides 1-12: Jimmy Slides 13-16: Amy Slides 17-19: Jonathan Slides 20-28: Sibi Moral Support: Mehr
  2. Scope Spa Overview Data Analysis Competitive Set SWOT Recommendations
  3. Both seasons are: -performing below-average during weekdays -showing same revenue incoming trends in both seasons Revenue and Productivity graphs show that the spa is noticeably underperforming from Tuesday  Sunday A. Off-Peak Season Demand is noticeably lower from Tuesday  Saturday as well B. Suggestions: 1. offer incentives to therapists AND guests -perhaps based on treatment type (as mentioned in previous slide)
  4. 25% more revenue during peak season
  5. LOW utilization of both treatment rooms and therapists (working 8h/day, average being less than 4treatments per therapist per day!) ! Without the data by time of day it is impossible to understand what constraint the demand. Is it rooms(one kind or all the rooms)? the number of therapist available? SO it s very hard to leverage the tools of revenue management as we can not see what is the REAL inventory/problem. Do they accept all the demand!? How often are they full? How ‘s the demand spread during the day? Are what we need to know to make better recommendations.
  6. Considering that there are more rooms than therapist, we consider evaluating the Revenue per treatment hours available based on the number of therapists and the 8h worked each day Fewer therapists during Peak season, and better performance. Scheduling should not only be function of the day but also function of the season to optimize revenue per treatment hours available.
  7. Positive: Also has been Awarded by the Spa Magazine Reader’s Choice Award for Favorite Resort/hotel Spa in Asian Subcontinent. Has won the Pevoniaasia Spa Award for“ Best hotel spa” for year 2007,2008 and 2009. Negative: Need a change. We don’t offer a green tea but Saffron ice tea as our welcome drink and is bit sweeter as we add honey to it. Spa music is basically with style of the spa designed. Quan spa is an upbeat urban spa. So the music is more or less lounge type. Not very classical instumental.
  8. Put legend and let cells blank
  9. Room orientation script. Front agent incentavize for direct slaes
  10. Combine Aroma Fusion Massage withrevenue generator treatments Based on the Revenue generated on each treatment- Not Profit- Discount calculated If the time was sold as another Aroma fusion massage
  11. When did they want to come, next availability
  12. Train Employees section: Maybe we should discuss the specific incentives we can offer therapists. -if they have higher than average productivity rate, perhaps they get a bonus/extra day off? -maybe extend to employees of the hotel itself?-if they can convince guests to make the spa a destination for their weekend activities as well/convince them that shorter treatments are great relaxation treats for weekdays as well (not really sure if this is possible… just a random thought though)
  13. Improved contribution margins: do we need to come up with specific incentives we’re going
  14. Should we come up with particular cutoff points in determining “effectiveness/improvement”?
  15. Menu evaluation over a quarterly period to analyze ‘Dogs’ – Remove them
  16. Create a pool of 8-10 employees around the hotel Offer them incentives to provide their services to the spa Gradually offer them to move to the spa