The Economic Impact
of Debt-Data Collection Systems’ Consolidation Solutions to
State Government
Budget Shortfall
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. The study examines the estimated ROI and represents the findings derived from the state interview and analysis process as well as Forbes’ independent research.
The anonymous state government has 100 counties. Statewide each government agency and government-supported
agency contribute to the overall state budget shortfall. Table 1 represents a summary of the estimated debt with overdue automobile
taxes handled by an in-house collection project savings. It also includes four medical locations with outstanding medical claims to
achieve during a three-year period by deploying DDCSys’ MDDCS and GDDCS of consolidation services and methodology.
REPORT FROM ONE STATE GOVERNMENT WITH 100 COUNTIES | |||||||||||||
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ALL NUMBER ARE BASED ON 1/2 OF NATIONAL AVERAGE | ||||||||
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PROJECTION |
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90-days to 1-year-old accounts | |||||||||
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First 6 Months |
Second 6 Months |
24 Months |
36 Months | |||||
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Day & Older Medical Claims Only |
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$96,800,00 |
$103,272,000 |
$143,866,662 |
$139,466,662 | ||||||||
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Other
Debt from State, County, City Agencies |
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5,118,000 |
5,472,000 |
239,000,000 |
43,600.000 | ||||||||
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Recovery
of Outstanding Debt |
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39,231,800 |
108,744,000 |
382,866,667 |
139,466,662 | ||||||||
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DDCSys
Fees for All Services |
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$3,923,180 |
$10,874,400 |
$38,286,667 |
$13,946,666 | ||||||||
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Total
Balance Paid to State Agencies |
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$35,308,620. |
$97,869,600 |
$382,866,667. |
$125,519,996. | ||||||||
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DDCSys
Covers Database Equipment, Software, IT Staff and Collection Costs |
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DETAIL REPORT ON EACH LOCATION AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST |
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DDCSys selected Forbes Business Group for this project because of its experience within almost all statewide collection systems, the Medical Review Report (MRR) measures projected loss and cost reduction, but also weighs the enabling value of a technology in increasing the effectiveness of overall business processes. The four fundamental elements of MRR employed in modeling the ROI of DDCSys’ MDDCS &GDDCS systems of consolidation solutions for debt and data are:
· Cost and cost
reduction of in-house collection effects
· Benefits to the entire state’s agencies
· Flexibility
· Risk
Given the increasing sophistication that enterprises have regarding
cost analyses related to investment, Forbes MRR methodology serves an extremely useful purpose by providing a complete picture of
the total economic impact of implementation decisions.