How much does a knowledge worker cost for a small-to-medium sized high-tech company? CogniDox answers the question and shows how to cut costs by helping them do their job better.
We've written a short paper on the costs of knowledge workers to their employers:
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Using a hybrid of data about the average time spent on office tasks combined with the latest survey of scientist and technologist salaries by the UK Government, the paper shows how a 50-person company can realise a 5-times return on investment in the first year.
Just as importantly in these cash-strapped times, the paper shows how the right type of pay-as-you-go software licensing can result in that initial investment being as low as £15,000. That's less than 1% of the direct labour costs.
The paper poses and answers these questions:
- How much does a Knowledge Worker cost?
- What does a Knowledge Worker do?
- How much time does it take?
- Costs of an Information Management Project?
- Return on Investment?
A £15,000 project saves a minimum of £70,000 in Year 1 alone.
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