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Return on Investment White Paper - Cadgroup

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ROI with Autodesk Revitsystem? This top-of-the-line system comes with all the amenities. An Autodesk resellerinstalls it, sets up an efficient subdirectory structure, customizes office templates, andc<strong>on</strong>figures work sets for that important first project. It also includes a <strong>on</strong>e week trainingcourse and full-service maintenance with ph<strong>on</strong>e and <strong>on</strong>-site support to keep you up andrunning.These added benefits affect other variables. Training time drops from three to two m<strong>on</strong>ths,and productivity loss drops from 50 to 25 percent. As a result, the first-year ROI is 116percent, a figure that could easily justify the additi<strong>on</strong>al $4,000.Minimum costsystemMaximum productivitysystemBasic Hardware $1,000 $1,000Hardware upgrades 0 1,000Revit software 5,000 5,000Third party software 0 0Installati<strong>on</strong> & c<strong>on</strong>figurati<strong>on</strong> 0 200Training 0 2,000Ph<strong>on</strong>e support 0 300On-site support 0 500Total system cost $6,000 $10,000Training time 3 m<strong>on</strong>ths 2 m<strong>on</strong>thsProductivity loss 50% 25%Productivity gain 25% 50%M<strong>on</strong>thly DPE $4,200 $4,2001st year ROI 61% 116%Early Training CountsIt should be clear by now that productivity counts big. And <strong>on</strong>e tool for increasingproductivity is training. Data collected from a 1993 Autodesk ® survey of AutoCAD ® usersindicates that the earlier you start training, the better, and that the productivity benefits ofearly training are both immediate and l<strong>on</strong>g term. The results of that survey can easily beextended to users of any design software, including Revit.Here are the details: The 1993 survey grouped AutoCAD users into those who receivedtraining and those who did not. Both groups experienced an immediate drop in productivitywhen they switched to AutoCAD, but the similarities stop there. Untrained userswww.autodesk.com/revit 9

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