ROI is one of the most common financial measuring tools used to make the best decisions about where to invest funds for the maximum return over time. The document provides instructions to calculate the estimated ROI and productivity increase from implementing an ERP system for Phoenix Fine Electronics based on information from Week 1. It asks the reader to incorporate this analysis into a business case presentation for Phoenix Fine Electronics' management team, including an executive summary, needs and goals, project scope, measurable benefits, strategic alignment, and ROI and productivity estimates to support a final recommendation.

1. ROI is one of the most common financial measuring tools.
ROI is one of the most common financial measuring tools. Being able to calculate the ROI, or
expected ROI, allows us to make the best decisions about where to invest our funds for the
most return on our investment over time.Part 1Using the numbers in Course Scenario:
Phoenix Fine Electronics, which was provided in Week 1, perform the following
tasks:Calculate the estimated ROI for an ERP implementation.Calculate the estimated
productivity as a result of implementing ERP system.Note: If you need help calculating ROI,
review this week’s activity, LinkedIn Learning: Content Marketing ROI by Honigman.Part
2Complete your business case to present to the management team of Phoenix Fine
Electronics. Incorporate your analysis and instructor feedback from the previous week’s
assignments.Include the following:Executive summaryHigh-level overview of business
needs and desired outcomesScope of the projectMeasurable values of the new systemAn
explanation of the strategic alignmentEstimated ROI and productivity (from Part 1)Final
recommendation