I’ve been thinking a lot about ROI analysis in software development projects lately. Last year, we started a custom app project that seemed like a no-brainer. But by the time we launched, we realized we hadn’t fully accounted for maintenance costs or user training. The app works great, but the ROI wasn’t what we expected. Now, we’re trying to figure out how to better estimate these factors upfront. How do you approach ROI planning for software development projects?

You’re absolutely right—it’s easy to overlook those extra costs. When we started working on a platform upgrade, we brought in experts for guidance. One thing that helped us was partnering with a team that specializes in software development solutions from Digiscorp. They really helped us understand how to calculate ROI beyond just the initial launch. Their approach included factors like scalability and long-term maintenance, which we hadn't considered before. It really highlighted how important it is to get a full view of costs when planning for software development. Have you thought about bringing in consultants to help identify these hidden factors upfront?

This is such a relevant topic! ROI analysis can be tricky but is so important, especially for software development projects where costs can quickly add up. I feel like the challenge often lies in balancing upfront investment with long-term benefits. It s always interesting to see how companies weigh these factors differently depending on their priorities. Do you think the size of a business changes how they approach ROI planning?