Best Practices:
Network Economics Practice

I. Return on Invested Capital Analysis:

SoftNet’s ROIC analysis is a powerful tool our clients leverage to penetrate deeply into the details of their operations as it relates to aspects such as service delivery, partnerships, facilities, sales, marketing, operations, customer care, cost of equipment, and useful life. The costs and revenues associated with these parameters are fed into a customizable model that examines service mix and pricing on the Revenue side and cost of goods sold, labor, depreciation and tax consequences on the Cost side.
The output of this portion of the analysis yields operating margins on a particular mix of services and configuration of corporate assets.
The second, parallel, part of the analysis focuses on the actual operating expenditures and cost of equipment as it relates to the balance sheet with respect to Current Assets and Liabilities, making a distinction between Working Capital and Fixed Capital. The sum of which is Invested Capital. When you analyze Operating Margins into Invested Capital, the result is Return on Invested Capital.
The ROIC Analysis from SoftNet Technology Corp. provides our clients the tools and insight into their operation, whether Services Provider or Large enterprise, to examine sources of revenue and cost, tie them together with capital invested and operating revenues and costs, and yields a figure of merit, ROIC, to determine the effectiveness of capital allocation and operating efficiencies.

Network Cost Assessment and Cost-Optimized Network Design

Post-assessment and discovery steps

Business Continuity Planning