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Description: The users shall be able to enter any number of items and their cost/benefit values by right clicking on the spreadsheet and choosing “Add Main Item” button. User can modify the values after adding items |
Description: The users shall be able to enter any number of items and their cost/benefit values by right clicking on the spreadsheet and choosing “Add Main Item” button. User can modify the values after adding items |
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'''Capability 3: View Costs''' |
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Description: The users shall be able to see all the costs related to the input values in a separate tab |
Description: The users shall be able to see all the costs related to the input values in a separate tab |
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Output(s): An area, displaying all the items and only their costs within the related year ranges, a graph displaying costs&benefit relation at the bottom of the application window |
Output(s): An area, displaying all the items and only their costs within the related year ranges, a graph displaying costs&benefit relation at the bottom of the application window |
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Destination(s): A tab called |
Destination(s): A tab called “Cost” |
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Precondition(s): Items must be created with the cost and benefit values, or a previous project must be opened to view the related cost values and the graph |
Precondition(s): Items must be created with the cost and benefit values, or a previous project must be opened to view the related cost values and the graph |
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Postcondition(s): Ability to view costs for each item |
Postcondition(s): Ability to view costs for each item and option for editing names or values |
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'''Capability 4: View Benefits''' |
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Description: The users shall be able to see all the benefits related to the input values |
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Priority: M |
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Input(s): N/A |
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Source(s): Supplied by application |
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Output(s): An area, displaying all the items and only their benefits within the related ranges, a graph displaying cost&benefit relation at the bottom of the application window |
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Destination(s): A tab called “Benefit” |
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Precondition(s): Items must be created with the cost and benefit values, or a previous project must be opened to view the related benefit values and the graph |
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Postcondition(s): Ability to view benefits for each item and option for editing names or values |
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Revision as of 23:24, 15 May 2012
Introduction
The Seer-ROI is a powerful tool that can be used for estimating the software development process. The tool can estimate all parts of the process such as labor, stuffing or maintenance cost. Nowadays, running a project without making ROI analyse on it is very risky for companies because of the rapidly changed economical situation of the world.
Behind the idea of using ROI software is increasing the cost/benefit efficiency. Since the common purpose of the corporates is lowering the cost and increasing the benefit of the project, ROI software is on of the most important tools that should be used before spending money and time on it. The company can lead the project according to the resulting analysis, including histograms, pie charts and gain-loss graph with the related data. A performance measure used to evaluate the efficiency of an investment or to compare the efficiency of a number of different investments. To calculate ROI, the benefit (return) of an investment is divided by the cost of the investment; the result is expressed as a percentage or a ratio.
The return on investment formula:
In the above formula "gains from investment", refers to the proceeds obtained from selling the investment of interest. Return on investment is a very popular metric because of its versatility and simplicity. That is, if an investment does not have a positive ROI, or if there are other opportunities with a higher ROI, then the investment should be not be undertaken.
Overview Of the Project and Functions of the Application
Capability 1: Load a Project
Description: The users shall be able to open a project in cost/benefit tab that is already created, or support a project externally which has an appropriate format
Priority: M
Input(s): Files which have an appropriate format (which are previously created and saved)
Source(s): Supplied by user
Output(s): The previously created items with input values
Destination(s): In the “Menu Bar”, as a sub-option for “File”
Precondition(s): A project file must be created and saved before
Postcondition(s): User will be able to see all items; cost, benefit, item values and the whole analysis of the related (opened) project
Capability 2: Adding Items
Description: The users shall be able to enter any number of items and their cost/benefit values by right clicking on the spreadsheet and choosing “Add Main Item” button. User can modify the values after adding items
Priority: M
Input(s): Names of Items, cost & benefit values (most, likely, least)
Source(s): Supplied by user
Output(s): The item and the related values will be placed on the spreadsheet
Destination(s): Main (or specific) frame
Precondition(s): Items must have logical cost and benefit values
Postcondition(s): Access to view and edit the item values
Capability 3: View Costs
Description: The users shall be able to see all the costs related to the input values in a separate tab
Priority: M
Input(s): N/A
Source(s): Supplied by application
Output(s): An area, displaying all the items and only their costs within the related year ranges, a graph displaying costs&benefit relation at the bottom of the application window
Destination(s): A tab called “Cost”
Precondition(s): Items must be created with the cost and benefit values, or a previous project must be opened to view the related cost values and the graph
Postcondition(s): Ability to view costs for each item and option for editing names or values
Capability 4: View Benefits
Description: The users shall be able to see all the benefits related to the input values
Priority: M
Input(s): N/A
Source(s): Supplied by application
Output(s): An area, displaying all the items and only their benefits within the related ranges, a graph displaying cost&benefit relation at the bottom of the application window
Destination(s): A tab called “Benefit”
Precondition(s): Items must be created with the cost and benefit values, or a previous project must be opened to view the related benefit values and the graph
Postcondition(s): Ability to view benefits for each item and option for editing names or values