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Reuse Is the Key to the SODA ROI Model
Service-oriented development of applications can vastly improve application development groups' productivity, quality and time to market. Without reuse, however, SODA's return on investment will be an empty promise.
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Balance the Risks Against the ROI in SODA Projects
Companies with new development initiatives and major legacy extension programs risk reduced return on investment by using traditional client/server technologies, rather than service-oriented development of applications.
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SODA Return on Investment Model Productivity Factors
To compare the costs and benefits of moving from traditional to service-oriented development of applications, determine whether your company is looking for short-term gain or long-term, total cost of ownership benefits.
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Assess the Productivity Factors for SODA
A mixed approach to the service-oriented development of applications provides the highest return on investment, with AD productivity improvements of 28 percent in Year 1 and 55 percent by Year 5.
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SODA Reuse Model Factors and Parameters
The domain of the services-oriented development of applications reuse model influences productivity improvements and cost savings.
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SODA Reuse Model: ROI and Cost Savings
Implementing service-oriented development of applications can lead to substantial benefits during a five-year planning period. Find the style that works for your organization.
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ARAD Methods and Tools Improve Productivity and ROI
A "mixed" approach to the service-oriented development of applications is ideal, but architected, rapid application development can provide most companies with the highest productivity and return on investment benefits.
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