Return on Investment Calculator
Investing in PARTsolutions from CADENAS pays for itself within a short period of time through the resulting savings in processing costs.
Calculate your personal estimation with our return on investment calculator.
Where does the calculation base come from?
Geometry procurement
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- number of required standard parts per day
- 1,6
Hesser, W. (1981): Studies on the relationship between design and standardization. Dissertation to obtain the degree of a doctoral engineer at the Technical University of Berlin. Berlin, Cologne: Beuth
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- number of required purchased parts per day
- 1,8
note calculation of part download
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- factor for self-made, otherwise procured purchased parts
- 1,3
info by data collection
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- total time savings per part
- 2.5 minutes
info by data collection
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- total time savings per part for PDM checkin
- 2.0 minutes
info by data collection
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- working days per year
- days
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- total annual leave
- 30 days
information from customers
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- total sick days (engineers)
- 6,3 days
http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/soziales/0,1518,705470,00.html
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- hourly wage
- 50,00 €
information from customers
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- savings potential
- 2.861,92 €
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- savings potential of 5 years (amortization period)
- 14.309,59 €
Reuse
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- total number of material trunks
- 25000
information by customer
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- percentage increase per year
- 6 %
information by customer (analysis of master data may be required)
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- introductory costs per item number
- 670,00 €
info by data collection
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- percentage reuse
- 19 %
info by data collection
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- savings potential
- 190.950,00 €
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- savings potential of 5 years (amortization period)
- 954.750,00 €
Master data
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- percentage increase per year
- 6 %
information by customer (analysis of master data may be required)
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- change costs per item number
- 300,00 €
info by data collection
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- percentage of errors
- 5 %
info by data collection
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- savings potential
- 22.500,00 €
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- savings potential of 5 years (amortization period)
- 112.500,00 €