Customer Experience & Retention

Portfolio & Mix Optimization Model

Questions We Solve

I don’t know my exact profit margin on a per-product basis.

Our overhead is just one big “lump sum” and I don’t know which department is most expensive.

We have a lot of cash tied up in inventory but don’t know what it’s costing us to keep it.

I am unsure how much my costs will increase if my sales double tomorrow.

Focuses

The “Vital Few” vs. “Trivial Many”: We rank your offerings by total gross profit contribution. Typically, 20% of your products or services generate 80% of your profit. We identify the “Profit Killers” that consume high amounts of administrative energy but contribute negligible net income.
Concentration Risk Audit: Measuring the financial vulnerability of being overly dependent on a single flagship product or service.
Variable Cost Attribution: Calculating the true margin for every SKU or service line after deducting direct materials, direct labor, and variable overhead.
The Margin Formula:
Break-Even Sensitivity: Determining how many units of a specific product must be sold (or how many customers serviced) to cover its dedicated fixed costs (e.g., specialized software or a specific machine).
Inventory/Project Turnover: Analyzing the “velocity” of your offerings. High-margin items that sit on the shelf for months may be less profitable than lower-margin items that sell every day.
The Growth-Share Matrix: Categorizing your portfolio into “Stars” (high growth, high profit), “Cash Cows” (stable profit), and “Dogs” (low growth, low profit) to determine which should be retired.
“Loss Leader” Efficiency: Identifying products or services that have low margins but drive the sale of high-margin items (e.g., an initial low-cost audit that leads to a high-value implementation).
Attachment Rate Tracking: Measuring how often “Product A” is sold with “Service B.” We look for opportunities to increase the Average Transaction Value (ATV) by formalizing these natural pairings.
Opportunity Cost Modeling: Calculating the “cost of saying yes” to a low-margin custom job. We quantify how much high-margin revenue is lost because your resources (staff or machines) are tied up in inefficient work.
Rationalization Roadmap: Providing a data-backed plan to prune low-performing offerings, allowing the business to simplify operations and refocus on its “Core Competency.”

Simplify for Profit.

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