It is extremely important for our organization. For our MRP job stream, if Tidal can just once prevent an MRP issue from happening or let us recover from an MRP issue quickly, it has paid for itself. We would have paid for the software in just one instance of an outage. If I take that and multiply it against four other systems, I have the same situation. So, the software pays for itself over and over again on a yearly basis.

In terms of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), it has been helpful with infrastructure expenses. It has been an improvement because we've been able to use this tool to more closely monitor the infrastructure environment to take action faster whenever there are problems. By centralizing the jobs, we've been able to reduce the number of servers needed. So, we're simply able to run more efficiently using this tool, which I'm sure has provided a benefit to the overall infrastructure.

We definitely have a favorable cost of ownership. We are very satisfied with the product.

The most important measure and our basis for comparison is to look at the number of people who would be required to do the same thing.