We saw an ROI within six to 12 months.

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The ROI depends on whether there's a significant volume. If there's not enough volume there might not be a return. 

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Based on my ability to understand the information related to the solution, it does help in providing me with a higher profit. I cannot be exactly sure about the ROI since I don't know the price of the solution.

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It is very widely used across different departments and it definitely serves a purpose to give insights on the data. It is surely giving the returns, but I may not be in a position to give the exact figures or how much it will be in connection with the purchase demand or purchase cost. But it is definitely a tool that is needed for the day-to-day tracking.

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No redoing if set up right, and thats usually issue with SAP BO deployments I get called in to mature.

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I'm not sure, as I've been part of projects as a part of the larger organization. In general, it could be very high or very low. I know that BOBJ is costly - so you would need projects to justify the cost.

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No Idea

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ROI is absolute.

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I don’t know the exact cost but one of the reasons the business chose to use Business Objects was that they could reduce licensing costs since it was already an SAP R/3 and BW customer.

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ROI for the reporting product alone, as a component in a whole stack of things contributing to ROI, is in my view a minor contributor. How reports are developed and cast, the underlying data structures, data quality efforts, etc... these are the major contributors to ROI, not to mention the comprehension of the report viewer. View full review »

N/A

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It is too expensive, charging by user and if you have hundreds of them you won’t be able to get ROI not even in many years.

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It depends how the customer is utilising the solution.

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