The time already goes somewhere.
Nobody budgets for chasing versions and tying out figures, but the team pays for it every week. Here is what that looks like on a mid-sized team.
The return
At a reduction, a team of 12 gets $294,545 a year back. About 5.4 hours a week back for each person.
Drag a slider, or tap a number underlined in blue and type.
Today 3,456 hours
01,0002,0003,0004,000
Still spent, 346 hoursReturned at 90%, 3,110 hours
Today $327,273
$0$100k$200k$300k$400k
Still spent, $32,727Recovered at 90%, $294,545
Arithmetic on typical inputs, not a measured result from a customer. The pilot measures the actual reduction against your team's baseline.
The arithmetic
Every figure above, worked by hand.
At the calculator's typical inputs. Move a slider and the same steps apply.
- Hours a year
- 12 people × 6 hours a week × 48 weeks = 3,456 hours
- Cost of an hour
- $250,000 a year ÷ (48 weeks × 55 hours) = $94.70
- What the checking costs today
- 3,456 hours × $94.70 = $327,273 a year
- At a 90% reduction
- $294,545 a year back, 3,110 hours, about 5.4 hours a week for each person