Thanks for the link. I could use that at work
Of course, it's not at all hard to believe. Such ROI is easy to come up with.
They used time-motion analysis, so they were basically looking at how long it takes to do things like entering or looking up data.
Saving a few minutes per hour per tablet over 24 hours a day, could easily come to $400+ in "savings" over a week or two.
Of course, so would walking faster. But it's not as cool sounding
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/danmunro/2013/06/02/hospital-calculates-the-roi-of-an-ipad-at-9-days/?goback=.gde_50556_member_246188397
I wonder where all the people went who were claiming that the iPad was a toy and no one would buy them. Oh, yeah - they've just changed to equally inane newer arguments.
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Originally Posted by jragosta
Just came across this article which states that a hospital calculated the ROI of an iPad at 9 days.
Thanks for the link. I could use that at work
Of course, it's not at all hard to believe. Such ROI is easy to come up with.
They used time-motion analysis, so they were basically looking at how long it takes to do things like entering or looking up data.
Saving a few minutes per hour per tablet over 24 hours a day, could easily come to $400+ in "savings" over a week or two.
Of course, so would walking faster. But it's not as cool sounding