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Nucleus Research, Inc. Assessing and Maximizing the Real Value of June 2, 2004 Ian Campbell Chief Executive Officer

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research An ROI-focused technology research and advisory firm. We deliver ongoing advice, analysis, and modeling tools to help senior management quantify and prove the financial and business benefit their technology decisions bring to the corporation. Research centers in Boston, Paris, and London National Association of State Boards of Accountancy Registration # About Nucleus Research

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Agenda  Identifying ROI potential  Scoring the potential  Why measure  The benefits and costs of  Calculations  Examples  Assessing all benefits and costs

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Let’s look at ROI…

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research The hard fact of technology If an application doesn’t generate a positive return, you shouldn’t have deployed it. Deploying too many applications with a negative ROI (that can’t be blamed on others) can get you fired.

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Key factors to a high ROI  Breadth “How many people will the application affect?”  Repeatability “How many times a day will they use it?”  Cost “Is this a costly task?”  Collaboration “Will employees need to collaborate?”  Knowledge “Can I reuse the information I create?”

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Measuring Technology

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Why use financial measurements? Old Days  Choice was limited and the value was obvious. SiebelOracle Interoffice mail Today  You have many choices, often replacing current strategies.  Decision must be based on sound business criteria.

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Where to focus efforts? Can you identify the areas that deliver maximum benefit? Content management: Benefit

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Cost vs. benefit Can you justify the upgrade or purchase decision?  Will the company get back more than it spends?  Did I get a fair price based on the benefits?  Can I prove this to management?  Can I prove this to the shareholders?

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Prioritize projects ROIPayback Project A345%18 months Project D128%8 months Project C54%1 month Project B120%38 months Project E205%19 months

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Standard ROI process for technology investments Financial Results Category Assessment - Marketing materials - Trade pubs - Competition Identify - Top areas of real benefit - Impact to company/group - Stakeholders Quantify - Measure benefit areas - Confirm values - Survey - Direct observation - Estimate - Get benefit buy-in Assess - Calculate Metrics - Reconfirm values - Perform sensitivity analysis - Assess expected case/worst case Phase 1 Phase 3 Phase 2

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Benefits of Increased productivity!  Rapid communication  Broad reach  Internal  External  Group unity  Knowledge transfer and storage  Communication history

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Costs of Direct costs  Personnel  Training  Storage  Technology Decreased productivity!  Mass mailing  Personal communication  Vanity mailing One company: 70 messages per employee per day informing others of new postings to the corporate Intranet.  Virus  Lost corporate information  Spam

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Spam Volume  Average number of Spam messages per employee per day grew from 13 to 29. Source: Nucleus Research Note E27: Spam: The Serial ROI Killer

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Lost Productivity  Average number of minutes per employee per day spend reading and deleting Spam grew from 6.5 to Source: Nucleus Research Note E27: Spam: The Serial ROI Killer

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Cost of Lost Productivity  Time lost grew from 1.4% to 3.1%.  At $30 per hour, this represents a cost per employee of $1934 per year.  When asked to guess the cost, the average was $220. Source: Nucleus Research Note E27: Spam: The Serial ROI Killer

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Spam Filters  The effectiveness of Spam filters fell from 26% to 20%. Why?  Increased sophistication of Spammers.  Less aggressive filter settings. Source: Nucleus Research Note E27: Spam: The Serial ROI Killer

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research The Calculations

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research  Compare financial measurements to other internal decisions and success factors - NOT to the results of other companies! Using financial measurements Positive ROI!

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Short finance class… Toolbox used to measure the value of technology:  Net Present Value  Payback Period  Return on Investment  IRR  TCO

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Net Present Value NPV The value today of cash received at a future date given an interest rate. Use a spreadsheet or a financial calculator $100 Year 3 15% Interest Rate

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Payback Period Payback The time period needed before net savings equal initial cost. Excellent measure of risk Should be the key measurement! Savings Costs Payback Period Time

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Payback and Risk Payback indicates when ROI = 0 Short payback periods drive an aggressive deployment strategy: Deploy today and – if necessary – discard tomorrow. Value Time

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Return On Investment ROI The average total savings over 3 years divided by the cost. Nucleus recommends a three year horizon but use a time period consistent with your organization’s standards. (Year 1, Year 2, Year 3) / 3 Initial Cost ROI =

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Internal Rate of Return IRR The interest rate that equates to the cash flows. Never use IRR! If you have to, use MIRR instead $100 $199$9 IRR = 100% Year 1Year 10 $100 $0$102K IRR = 100% Year 1Year 10

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research What about TCO? Total Cost of Ownership looks at costs and ignores benefits.  Good for comparing two similar applications  Good for budgeting  Bad for choosing applications  Bad for prioritizing projects

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research What about the others?  EVA - Economic Value Add(ed) is really ROI less the cost of capital. It’s simple but eliminates an important ratio: Is an EVA=3% good or bad?  TEI - Total Economic Impact is really just ROI but explicitly includes direct and indirect benefits.  ROO - Return on Opportunity is TEI made fluffier.  ROA - Return on Assets is only interesting if there are sunk intangible costs.  cROI – False ROI inflated by vendor marketing folks.

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Assessing costs and benefits

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Recurring vs. One Time Costs and savings can be either one- time or recurring:  maintenance  purchase hardware  hire employees  sell old hardware  contract with consultants

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Measuring costs Basic Rules  Count everything that is directly associated with the project. (I purchased a web server for this project)  Don’t count infrastructure items not associated with the project. (I used the existing web server)  Do count infrastructure items that were driven by the project. (The company purchased a web server because of this project and two others like it - include 1/3 of the cost)

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Six categories of cost 1.Software 2.Hardware 3.Personnel 4.Consulting 5.Training 6.Other one time and recurring

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Cost examples (one time)  Purchased 1 50K  5 developers spent 3 weeks creating the application 5*3*5*Fully Loaded Cost = ?  Created a 10 page training guide for 50 people 50*10*.07 = 35

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Cost examples (recurring)  Maintenance on the server is 5K per year.  The IS department has dedicated one-fifth of a person to maintaining the system.  I plan to hire consultants in years 2 and 3.

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Measuring Benefit

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Direct vs. indirect benefits n=100 Source: Nucleus Research published ROI case studies Average ROI 345%

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research  Reduced the number of personnel  Reduced costs to print and distribute the maintenance manual.  Avoided regulatory fines.  Reduced accounts receivable.  Reduced the cost to publish to the web.  Reduced travel costs Benefit examples - directly quantifiable

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Benefit examples - productivity based  Reduced the time needed to develop new software by 25%.  The financial audit takes 1 week rather than 3 weeks.  Maintenance on an aircraft takes 10% less time.  Increased software quality

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Types of benefits Believability 1 st Order2 nd Order3 rd Order4 th Order Direct savings - Reduction in cost Indirect savings - Increase in worker productivity Semi-direct savings - Expected reduction in cost Very indirect savings - Increase in manager productivity

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Techniques for measuring benefits  Direct observation – pilot site  Corporate history  Surveys  Case studies  Benchmark data  Educated guess  Uneducated guess  Psychic  Vendor supplied estimates  Vendor ROI sales quick calculator Good Bad Always do a worst-case assessment

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Benefit achievability Type of benefit 1 st Order 2 nd Order 3 rd Order 4 th Order Measurement strategy ObservationCase studiesVendor calculatorEducated guess Good CautionUnlikely Caution

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Inefficient transfer of time The fact of life: time saved does not equal time worked. Use correction factors to adjust the estimate of time saved to a reasonable estimate of the value to the company. Range from 0.1 to 1 to adjust time saved to time worked.

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Benefit assessment worksheet Estimate of productivity increase:5% (based on: direct survey and estimate) Value of increase for 10 $100K ea:$50,000 (use fully loaded cost) Correction factor:0.50 (Correct for inefficient transfer of time) Expected benefit to company:$25,000 How will the benefit be achieved? __ Reduction in staff or staff hours __ Increase in productivity, limiting the need for more staff __ Increase in profit to company __ Gradual attrition over next 3 years (10%, 50%, 100%) Worst-case benefit:$12,500 (In this case, assume 50% of initial estimate)

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Benefit milestone Commit to achievable milestones: Target: $25,000 annual savings Year 1: Reduce hourly cost by $2,500 Year 2: Reduce hourly cost by $12,500 Year 3: Reduce hourly cost by $25,000 or staff by 1 person Assumption: No change in workload

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Potential benefit problems  Is the savings on the critical path? Left front tire saves 10%  Double counting 10% increase in productivity and 10% more sales  Real value to the company Increased profits, not revenue

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Fixing a negative ROI  Change the price!  Ramp costs with users  Reduce pre-start costs Moving cost out of the pre-start column increases ROI.  Evaluate productivity Is the correction factor aggressive? Is the productivity benefit estimate too low?  Expand the opportunity Can you deploy to more people?

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research challenge: Company A European banking firm with offices in UK, France, Belgium.  Problem: 4 corporate intranets with company information in each.  Bad habit: Use to notify employees of new information on corporate intranet  Cost: 70 messages per day (30 minutes per employee)

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research challenge: Company B US Manufacturing company with multiple locations.  Problem: Company messages distributed by both and paper.  Bad habit: only provided to white collar workers.  Cost: Paper, distribution, time

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Exchange vs. Notes  Nucleus Research interviewed 41 Notes and Exchange administrators in March 2004:  None of the companies plan to change their existing messaging solution in the next 24 months.  25% use both Lotus Notes and Microsoft Exchange in different areas of the organization.  33% of companies using Lotus Notes use it for just for .  100% of Microsoft Exchange customers use it for more than just (calendaring, collaboration).

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Companies that achieve high ROI Implement a corporate intranet Deploy sophisticated searching Use collaborative technology Install spam filtering Create an usage policy

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research The right corporate ROI strategy includes:  Common metric for all projects.  ROI and Payback  Standard correction factors for benefits.  Standard ROI tool and business case presentation.  Key personnel managing assessments armed with information, case studies, benchmark data.

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Human issues  Individual  Will people share?  Encourage, Measure, Compensate.  Hierarchical  Will management feel threatened?  Structural  Will accounting and marketing collaborate?  Cultural  Americans, French, Germans, …

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Summary Achieving ROI  Achieving high ROI with means focusing on:  Direct costs  Threats to productivity  Deploy to all employees  Implement and acceptable use policy  Install spam filtering  Gauge the breadth and repeatability of any project before you start.  Measuring ROI should be consistent and structured across your entire company.  Examine both expected and worst-case ROI.  The shorter the payback, the lower the risk.

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Resources Nucleus Research Web site: Nucleus Research knowledge center  Tutorial  B20 – ROI Quick Reference Guide  A11 – Managing Payback and Risk  A10 – Maximizing ROI  A21 – The Strengths and Weaknesses of TCO  A4 – Human Factors Impact Application Value

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Overall Strategy  Reduce volume  Make messages more important  Use as communication medium – not knowledge store

ROI Analysis You Can Trust TM Copyright Nucleus Research, Inc. Nucleus Research Summary Achieving ROI  Measure and manage costs  Deploy to all employees  Implement and acceptable use policy  Install spam filtering  Monitor use