There is an ROI. However, it's a long-term investment. You're unlikely to see a large return on investment within probably the first two years as your business aligns with the software.

There will be other quick wins though, some financial, but larger ROI will come further down the line.

There can be a significant outlay at the beginning, not just in the software itself and the user licenses but also in terms of things like the potential consultancy to help you run a project and get it in. After two to three years you'll begin to note an ROI though.

We have seen return on investment with IFS.

Though we have checked the return on investment using the solution currently in our company, I don't have the data.

We never calculated ROI.

Our ROI is 4.5 times our investment in 18 months.

We were privately held (now owned by another business) at the time of the project, so our ROI was more about bringing the business together and achieving better financial reporting. This has been achieved.

we got the benefits which we expected from this solution