The Total Economic Impact of Performance Management Solutions: A Forrester Study of Tagetik 3.0 ROI and Payback Period

When it comes to measuring the success of your company’s BPM applications, what you don’t see can hurt you. Or at least, make it very difficult to champion the types of performance enhancing technologies that more and more companies have come to rely on. During this Webcast you’ll hear how a recently commissioned a study conducted by Forrester Consulting, examined the potential return on investment that enterprises may realize by deploying Tagetik 3.0 performance management software. Learn where and how significant costs savings were achieved by Tagetik’s clients during an informative presentation that pulls back the curtain on the mysteries of IT investment.

Notable results documented the following highlights for a multi-national organization that manages projects in 15 locations world wide:

• Risk-adjusted 299% ROI in 24 months
• Savings achieved in both IT and business areas
• Cost savings in hiring and reporting
• User productivity gains
• Reduction in IT administration and hardware costs
• Unification of processes to create a “single source of information”

Join Tagetik’s VP and General Manager, Mark Corsetti, Senior Forrester Consultant, Sadaf Roshan Bellord, and Business Finance Editor, Jack Sweeney at 11:00am ET on September 22nd for an in-depth discussion of this study’s Total Economic Impact ™ (TEI), and discover how your organization may benefit from implementing Tagetik 3.0 performance management software. We’ll review the research effort and identify the key drivers and best practices for implementation and adoption of Tagetik 3.0 and quantify the resulting cost savings.

Tagetik 3.0 consolidates disparate financial applications, supports financial and operational business decisions, and reduces the manual effort that is needed for reporting. Critical financial processes are unified and built right into the application—allowing companies to leverage their existing infrastructure investments, reduce stand-alone systems and subsequently reduce their total cost of ownership (TCO) by up to 50%*.

*These statements are not part of the commissioned study presented in this webinar.

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