• Functionality
• Total Cost of Ownership (Click here for more information on Total Cost of Ownership comparisons)

The combination of these two criteria determines a company’s Return on Investment (ROI). Simply stated, it means how much value you get for your money.

Functionality boils down to the potential positive impact the software will have on your business. For Performance Intelligence solutions, this means how much better a company can reach its goals by effectively deploying the solution.

A common sense approach to determine functionality would be to evaluate how effective a company is without the software compared to how effective it would be with the software in place. We know eProMT saves our clients money. Both in reduced time for their people to do their job and in maximizing profitability.

For eProMT, we think this one statement summarizes its functionality:

“Every one of our clients has purchased additional
seats of eProMT after they have used it.”

Cost of Ownership (TCO) includes total cost of acquisition, implementation and maintenance. This is both the hard dollar acquisition cost plus the hours spent learning how to effectively use the software and keeping the software running.

For comparison sake, here are the costs for eProMT:

Create an eProMT database, by converting and mapping data to over 120 reports from accounting system	$    9,500
Named-user seat license*	$    2,000
Annual maintenance, per seat*	$        400

Now consider that your entire project management team will be using eProMT within two weeks of your signed order. And that your project managers will need only two hours of training.

Now you know that when you compare eProMT’s Functionality and Total Cost of Ownership with every other software solution available, you know why.

eProMT is the Affordable Performance Intelligence Software for
Project-Based Government Contractors.

*NOTE: Seat licenses are sold in blocks of five or more.