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E20 in a Down Economy, Going Green & Saving Money

With the T-Bill trading at negative rates for the first time in history, it's as good a time as ever to talk dollars and sense.

I've collected some useful links:
The first is to remember how to calculate the ROI on E 2.0. I wrote back in August just how to do that. The core of the argument is this: It's important though to make sure that any ROI potential isn't offset by the cost of wiring together 10 or 20 separate "web 2.0" technologies behind the firewall. Read THIS to jog your memory.

Going GREEN can also help. I'm not talking about just saving the polar bears here. I'm talking about adding more green to that bottom line to keep it black. Electronic distribution cuts way back on paper & printing costs (save trees, reduce toner cartridges in landfills). It also means that fossil fuels are decreased as you lessen your reliance on UPS, FedEX, USPS, DHL and others. Check out our independent case studies that prove saving the planet also saves dollars.

Finally, download our Green Calculator to see how your impact can be affected with Oracle E 2.0 and ECM.

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