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Oracle SOA - Legacy Modernization Benefits

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Author: Packt Publishing Published on: 10th Dec 2008

Oracle SOA - Legacy Modernization Benefits

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Soft-Dollar Benefits	Solution Details	Hard Dollar Benefits
Cybermation Cost Savings (TCO/In Production)	IDC identified an averaged payback period from deploying the Cybermation ESP enterprise job scheduling software of 6.4 months, yielding an average return on investment of 342 percent.
IT Productivity (38 percent of overall savings here)	To determine the increase in IT staff productivity from deploying the job scheduling software, IDC asked questions about staff time needed for various activities related to IT administrative, operational and support functions, before and after the software's implementation	Time savings on defining job schedules after deploying the software averaged 42.7 percent. On average, the companies also spent 33.6 percent less time on monitoring batch job operations. Additionally, there were average timesavings of 14.3 percent in managing and supporting desktops and other clients.
User Productivity (20 percent of overall savings here)	IDC asked about the increase in productive time and percentage of users affected after deploying the software. IDC also inquired about the number of downtime incidents and amount of downtime before and after the implementation, as well as the percentage of users affected and their average loaded salary	Based on an average loaded salary for the first year of $32.30 per hour, and annual 5 percent increases, the savings in user productivity averaged close to $1.4 million annually over three years, or $9,023 per 100 users
CPU Cost Savings (29 percent of overall savings here)		The added CPU benefit came from an average 18 percent reduction in the length of batch windows. Over the three-year period, the CPU savings averaged more than $2 million annually, or $13,352 per 100 users.
Other Cost Savings (10 percent of overall savings here)	Additional savings came from reductions in IT travel, missed SLAs, and training costs, and from hardware and software savings.	These cost reductions averaged $718,942 a year. Taken together, the savings from improved IT management efficiency and cost reductions yielded an average total savings of $944,487 a year, or $6,196 per 100 users.

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