what is the total economic impact™ (tei) of epicor erp?

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What Is The Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) Of Epicor ERP? Epicor ERP had the following economic impact on a composite organization based on six customer interviews by Forrester: ROI: 103% Benefits: $3,826,700 Payback: 15 months Epicor ERP by the numbers: 14 FTEs saved annually due to Epicor ERP productivity improvements 15% Increase in inventory turns resulting in a 15% reduction in inventory due to Epicor ERP $1.25M Epicor ERP drove sales productivity savings of $1.25 million Two unquantified benefits of Epicor ERP: Less time to close the books “One integrated financial system” Maintenance cost avoidance “Decommission legacy point solutions” Disclosures The reader should be aware of the following: This document is an abridged version of a full case study: “The Total Economic Impact Of Epicor ERP,” June 2014. The document can be found at: www.Epicor.com/ForresterTEIStudy The study was commissioned by Epicor and delivered by the Forrester Consulting group. Forrester makes no assumptions as to the potential return on investment that other organizations will receive. Please read the full case study for additional disclosures. TEI Methodology Total Economic Impact(TEI) is a methodology developed by Forrester Research that enhances a company’s technology decision-making processes and assists vendors in communicating the value proposition of their products and services to clients. The TEI methodology helps companies demonstrate, justify, and realize the tangible value of IT initiatives to both senior management and other key business stakeholders. The TEI methodology consists of four components to evaluate investment value: benefits, costs, risks, and flexibility. (http://www.forrester.com/marketing/product/consulting/tei.html) Productivity improvements across finance, supply chain, production management, planning and scheduling, sales, business architecture, and governance, risk, and compliance.” “A very short time to deploy; accelerating growth plans.” Epicor ERP enabled the organization to meet the following business needs: “Inventory transaction and carrying cost savings.” Representing three-year risk-adjusted costs and benefits (present value). TEI quantified three years of costs and benefits important to the organization: Net benefits: $1,942,200 103% ROI Costs $1,884,500 Benefits $3,826,700

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Epicor announced that Total Economic Impact Study Reveals Customers Achieve 103% ROI With Epicor ERP The study is based on detailed interviews conducted with a number of Epicor customers worldwide. Their combined attributes and experiences form a composite organization from which Forrester developed a framework to measure the potential financial impact and investment return of Epicor ERP on an organization. Based on the analysis, Epicor ERP enabled the composite organization to achieve risk-adjusted monetary benefits of more than $3.8 million, with a risk-adjusted ROI of 103% and a payback period of 15 months, in addition to $1.25 million in productivity savings bringing the total economic benefit to more than $5 million. ATC is an International System Integrator with extensive experience in the provision of Epicor ERP in the financial, media, enterprise and public sectors. ATC joined the Epicor Inspired Partner Network in 2001 with services in Greece and Cyprus and has achieved 15 certifications based on successful implementations.

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Page 1: What Is The Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) Of Epicor ERP?

What Is The Total Economic

Impact™ (TEI) Of Epicor ERP?

Epicor ERP had the following economic impact on a composite

organization based on six customer interviews by Forrester:

ROI:

103% Benefits:

$3,826,700

Payback:

15 months

Epicor ERP — by the numbers:

14 FTEs saved annually

due to Epicor ERP

productivity

improvements

15% Increase in inventory

turns resulting in a 15%

reduction in inventory

due to Epicor ERP

$1.25M Epicor ERP drove sales

productivity savings of

$1.25 million

Two unquantified benefits of Epicor ERP:

Less time to close

the books

“One integrated

financial system”

Maintenance cost

avoidance

“Decommission legacy

point solutions”

Disclosures

The reader should be aware of the following:

• This document is an abridged version of a full case study: “The Total Economic Impact Of Epicor ERP,” June 2014. The document can be found at: www.Epicor.com/ForresterTEIStudy

• The study was commissioned by Epicor and delivered by the Forrester Consulting group.

• Forrester makes no assumptions as to the potential return on investment that other organizations will receive.

• Please read the full case study for additional disclosures.

TEI Methodology

Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) is a methodology developed by Forrester Research that enhances a company’s technology decision-making processes and assists vendors in communicating the value proposition of their products and services to clients. The TEI

methodology helps companies demonstrate, justify, and realize the tangible value of IT initiatives to both senior management and other key business stakeholders. The TEI methodology consists of four components to evaluate investment value: benefits, costs, risks, and

flexibility. (http://www.forrester.com/marketing/product/consulting/tei.html)

“Productivity improvements across finance,

supply chain, production management, planning

and scheduling, sales, business architecture,

and governance, risk, and compliance.”

“A very short time to

deploy; accelerating

growth plans.”

Epicor ERP enabled the organization to meet the following

business needs:

“Inventory

transaction

and carrying

cost savings.”

Representing three-year risk-adjusted costs and benefits (present value).

TEI quantified three years of costs and benefits important

to the organization:

Net benefits: $1,942,200 103% ROI

Costs $1,884,500 Benefits $3,826,700