It’s time for some real, sustainable options. I have always thought that yeshivos are united in a common goal. As such, they should all centralize and have a single administation unit. The cost savings would be phenomenal. An added bonus would be that those in the administration could be highly qualified financial professionals, who would be able to properly handle the large sums of money that yeshivos deal with.
I could put forward my ideas on other issues, like tuition reform, but a) it won’t help nearly as much and b) it is too much effort to bring reform to one institution at a time, especially since one won’t be willing until all the others are willing too.