AI use case economics
- Value GBP 126,396 · Cost GBP 295,200 · Net -GBP 168,804 · Break-even use 107.4%.
Executive Intelligence · Technology and Innovation
Shows which AI features are used (from this product's own usage records), what providers receive (linked to the AI provider disclosure) and the benefit measured.
Demonstration: Meridian Freight Group (fictional) · Freight and logistics. Fictional data and a scripted answer.
Do our AI use cases pay for themselves once licence, support and adoption are counted?
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At this level of use the licences and support cost more than the time they save.
Simulated answer. Written for this fictional case, not produced by a live model. Only the figures in it are computed, from what you decided above.
147 active people saving 35 minutes a week is worth GBP 126,396 a year [S1][S2], against a cost of GBP 295,200 for licences and support. What decides the result is how many licensed people actually use it, not how many have it.
Time saved is only value if the time is used for something: a saving the organisation cannot redeploy is a nice feeling, not a return. The CFO should ask where the saved minutes go.
Relies on: S1 · Pilot usage and licence costS2 · Value assumptions, agreed with finance
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