Return on Investment

Return on Investment can be measured in a number of significant ways.

• Efficiency Gains
• Time to market
• Cost of acquisition and deployment in a timeframe
• Low overhead cost
• Improved service deliverables
• Competitive advantage through increased 'Time-to Market' for new solutions.
• Improved perception of IT Services (aligning IT with Business).
  
• Improved end user experiences
• Productivity gains achieved with re-usable services and Business Analysts friendly development environment.
• Extended lifecycle of legacy applications and data
• Improved views of business critical data and presentation as information
• Extending the lifecycle of legacy systems and removing the need to invest in newer technology to deliver business tools for the demand of today's business.
• Reduction in licencing costs of legacy applications, especially ERP licencing.