My clients have seen an ROI.

During the first year of use, SQL Azure's ROI is around 30 to 40 percent. In the subsequent years of its use, the ROI will increase.

We have seen an ROI on the solution. Cloud-based services reduce infrastructure cost straightaway. The solution provides scalability and flexibility. 

Also, a subscription-based learning model can be cost-effective. The ROI will vary depending on an organization's needs and usage pattern.

Your return on investment from SQL Azure would depend on your business applications. The solution will give you more scalability, and more functionality, and would reduce costs from on-premises to cloud databases, so there are a lot of cost reductions. As SQL Azure is pay-per-use, you can control your cost, so in terms of the return on investment, it's more centrally managed in the cloud, which means you don't need so many data warehouses to be managed separately in the infrastructure. You can reduce your infrastructure costs through SQL Azure as Microsoft has taken care of the infrastructure costs.

Using SQL Server database with all the features will provide a good return on investment. Once you move to Azure, you remove all the capital expenses by having to acquire the license and deploy it on-premises.

I rate SQL Azure six out of 10 for ROI. We've seen a 40-50% ROI

The return on investment is a significant advantage for our company, especially since we've implemented this product across multiple distributions and clients. The satisfaction of our clients with the product support is notable. I would rate it nine out of ten.

I don't have specific numbers, but we were able to cut down the size of our data center by 80%.

I have seen a return on investment.

The ROI depends on the customer and the scenario.

Our Total Cost of Operations is cheaper using this solution as compared to an on-premises deployment.