How did they come up with the Return on Investment and Break-even Point using the formula attached? CalculationDefinitionFormulaPresent Value (PV)The amount of an investment todaycompared to that same amount in the future,taking into account inflation and time.Amount(1 + interest rate)nn = number of years in futureNet Present Value (NPV)The present value of benefit less the presentvalue of costs.PV Benefits – PV CostsTotal benefits – Total costsReturn on Investment (ROI) The amount of revenues or cost savings resultsfrom a given investment.Total costsBreak-Even PointThe point in time at which the costs of theproject equal the value it has delivered.Yearly NPV* - Cumulative NPVYearly NPV**Use the Yearly NPV amount from the first year in whichthe project has a positive cash flow.Add the above amount to the year in which the projecthas a positive cash flow. 20152016201720182019TotalIncreased sales500,000530,000561,800595,508631,238Reduction in customer complaint calls70,00070,00070,00070,00070,000Reduced inventory costs68,00068,00068,00068,00068,000TOTAL BENEFITS:638,000668,000699,800733,508769,238PV OF BENEFITS:619,417629,654640,416651,712663,5523,204,752PV OF ALL BENEFITS:619,4171,249,0721,889,4882,541,2003,204,7522 Servers @ $125,000250,000Printer100,000Software licenses34,825Server software10,945Development labor1,236,525TOTAL DEVELOPMENT COSTS:1,632,295Hardware54,00081,26181,26181,26181,261Software20,00020,00020,00020,00020,000Operational labor111,788116,260120,910125,746130,776TOTAL OPERATIONAL COSTS:185,788217,521222,171227,007232,037TOTAL COSTS:1,818,083217,521222,171227,007232,037PV OF COSTS:1,765,129205,034203,318201,693200,1572,575,331PV OF ALL COSTS:1,765,1291,970,1632,173,4812,375,1742,575,331TOTAL PROJECT BENEFITS COSTS:(1,180,083)450,479477,629506,501537,201YEARLY NPV:(1,145,712)424,620437,098450,019463,395629,421CUMULATIVE NPV:(1,145,712)(721,091)(283,993)166,026629,421RETURN ON INVESTMENT:24.44%(629,421/2,575,331)BREAK-EVEN POINT:3.63 years[break-even occurs in year 4; (450,019 – 166,026)/450,019 = 0.63]This service is currently provided by competitorsImproved customer satisfactionINTANGIBLE BENEFITS:

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CUMULATIVE NPV: (1,145,712) (721,091) (283,993) 166,026 629,4 RETURN ON INVESTMENT: 24.44% (629,421/2,575,331) BREAK-EVEN POINT: 3.63 years [break-even occurs in year 4; (450,019 – 166,026)/450 This service is currently provided by competitors Improved customer satisfaction INTANGIBLE BENEFITS:

CUMULATIVE NPV: (1,145,712) (721,091) (283,993) 166,026 629,4 RETURN ON INVESTMENT: 24.44% (629,421/2,575,331) BREAK-EVEN POINT: 3.63 years [break-even occurs in year 4; (450,019 – 166,026)/450 This service is currently provided by competitors Improved customer satisfaction INTANGIBLE BENEFITS:

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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