The solution has good performance, and it won't give you any kind of memory leakage. The solution's usability is a little bit challenging, but its performance and CPU usage for complex integrations are always good.

This is difficult to quantify as it enables additional different functionality which was not there with a vanilla setup. 

It became a necessary part of our successful solution.

My company's ROI from Oracle SOA Suite is not bad because the solution works. If I were to rate it ROI-wise, it would be a seven.

The ROI was okay. Our customers have not dealt with other competitors’ products. Hence, they are okay with the solution.

Not applicable.

I will skip ROI. About pricing, if you have a good relationship with Oracle, it helps.

I can't say what the ROI is. I don't work in that area.

The most important for a quick ROI is to license according to your needs over the next one to three years. Don't get more products if there is no plan to use them immediately, or there is no skilled personnel to get value from them. Starting smart with licensing will be a big factor for determining the necessary time to get a ROI.

I don't have specific information, but in most of my projects there is substantial savings when we implement a good SOA strategy.

SOA Suite initial cost (acquisition and implementation) is relatively expensive but I believe it's worth its price and the long-term benefits are enormous.