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ROI with Autodesk RevitNow to figure out the monthly DPE for one person. A typical designer works an average of147 billable hours per month, but not all that time is spent using Revit. As part of the 2003survey, Revit users responded that on average they spent 35 percent of their time ondesign (Figure 2), 46 percent on documentation (Figure 3), 15 percent project on projectmanagement, and 3 percent on other tasks. In total, a typical Revit user spends 82 percentof his or her time, or 120 hours a month, on design and documentation, the two taskswhere Revit is useful. At a reasonable DPE estimate of $35 an hour, that represents amonthly labor cost of $4,200.30%25%26%20%15%20%18%16%10%5%0%4%0 - 10% 11 -20%21 -30%31 -40%41 -50%7%51 -60%4% 4% 2%61 -70%71 -80%81 -90%91 -100%Figure 2. Answers to the 2003 Revit survey question “What percentage of your timedo you spend on concept and design development?” Answers averaged 35%.25%20%20%20% 20%15%10%15%13%5%0%0%4%0 - 10% 11 -20%21 -30%31 -40%41 -50%51 -60%61 -70%4%71 -80%81 -90%2%91 -100%Figure 3. Answers to the 2003 Revit survey question “What percentage of your timeis typically spent on documentation?”www.autodesk.com/revit 4
ROI with Autodesk RevitHours permonthTimeDPE rateper hourMonthlyDPE costDesign 52 35% $35 $1,820Documentation 68 46% $35 $2,380Project management 22 15% $35 $770All other tasks 5 3% $35 $175Total 147 100% $5,145Total for design anddocumentation120 82% $4,200Training time (C) — According to the 2003 survey, Revit users reported that on average, ittook them anywhere from one to six months to achieve the same productivity levels onRevit as with their old systems (Figure 4). A very conservative estimate is three months.35%30%25%30%20%23%23%15%10%12%5%0%< 1 Month 1 - 2Months3 - 4Months5 - 6Months4% 2% 4%7 - 9Months10 - 12Months> 1 YearFigure 4. Answers to the 2003 Revit survey question “How much time did it takeyou to get back to the same productivity you had with your previous software?” Thisis referred to as the “training time” or “training period.”Productivity loss (D) — Users generally experience a dip in productivity as they get used toa new system. In the 2003 survey, Revit users reported that on average they experienced a50 percent loss in productivity during their training time (Figure 5).www.autodesk.com/revit 5
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