I rate the ROI a ten out of ten.

With the very low costs for Nimsoft along with the greatly reduced maintenance cost, ROI was realized in just under 2.5 years. This is not to mention the unquantifiable benefits of a better scaling and more stable and highly functional tool replacing one that was not consistently delivering monitoring reliably.

I have not looked into the ROI. It's not in my scope of work.

The pricing model is modular and based upon level and type of monitoring by quantity.

It has helped us cut manual efforts and reduced manpower. It's helped us with automation. ROI 50%.

This product is very useful compared to other products i worked on like MS-SCOM, CA NSM, an IBM Tivoli.

We have found that the ROI with this solution, is that the features available allow for us to spot potential issues, before they occur and cause problems for our customers.

When we first implemented Nimbus in 2009, it wasn't fully vetted by the technical staff because management pushed it on them. For what we pay, I know many executives don't think we're getting enough ROI. We doing basic monitoring -- CPU memory, disk space, SQL responses, URL's, pings, and custom probes we've written using their SDK. Writing our own probes is one of the perks with something like Nagios.

The licensing cost is several hundred thousand dollars a year, and we're only getting several hundred dollars' worth of value since we're doing basic stuff. That's the challenge.

And we're hamstrung because we're still using the older version, and we're not getting great ROI. There's a lack of clarity on where we want to go, but we could do a whole lot more than we're doing.

The ROI, based on a rough calculation for a five year project, would be 50% for sure.

I’m not sure the total ROI at this point, but as a service provider we generate revenue with the product so I’m sure it has paid for itself time after time.

I have a rough estimate that the ROI is around 30%.

We free up hours for our staff by automating the monitoring and we can provide services to our customers.

We really don't have a quantitative measurement on this.

I think that’s always something harder to measure, but I would say that we were able to gain some clients due to this change to CA UIM.

The ROI is very quick. The information is extremely valuable for businesses.

No idea.

Not applicable.

UMP.