Unregistered Carriers on 02/12/2009 - 921
Unregistered Carriers on 02/22/2010 - 868
Illinois - 95.98%
Maine - 93.73%
Indiana - 91.75%
Alabama - 90.41%
Right out of the chute, I want to do two things.
First, I want to make a point of saying what a fine job the folks at the Alabama PSC are doing on UCR. The have now surpassed KY and ND on the registration percentage list and joined the "90% Club". We now have 4 states over 90% and the aforementioned KY and ND knocking on the door at 89.74% and 89.37% respectively.
Second, I want to give you an update on a post I made 1/21/10 regarding getting from 95% registration to 96% registration. Specifically, I ended the post by saying:
My gut feeling: we need about 300 more registrations and our average number of new adds and deactivations to get to 96%. With any luck, we can do it in about a month.
Let's see how close I get.
Since we will most likely surpass 96% after today's activity (right on target!!) I'm going to go ahead and give you a summary of our numbers. As of Friday, we had registered 242 carriers since 1/22 (we also have an additional 21 registrations today) and reduced our unregistered list from 1078 to 868.
Why is any of this important? Because UCR success - at least as it's been regarded to date - begins with understanding where we are in relation to the task ahead of us.
In other words, who are we supposed to be registering --- and how are we doing at getting them registered?
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