We saved at least 25 percent of development time with Adobe ColdFusion, and we reduced our cloud resource cost by around 15 percent since we automated many processes. These numbers have made a noticeable impact on efficiency.

Adobe ColdFusion definitely provides a return on investment. Our development cycle, as I mentioned earlier, improved by around 25 to 30%, which allowed us to deliver more. Manual processing time was reduced roughly by 35 to 40% with fewer errors and less work.

I have seen a return on investment so far measured by the time savings. Since we have relatively few employees within the organization, I would say that return on investment is excellent.

We have seen ROI with the use of the tool. 

I believe that developing with ColdFusion saved me about 25% time compared to Java and PHP projects. ColdFusion has a lot of useful built-in functions that the others lack by default. Although via scripts created by others you will still be able to implemented those.

It is hard to calculate this, but considering a US$400K project cost where 80% of the cost was coding ($320K) and considering a very modest 15% increase in learning/productivity over the main competitor (PHP), you can easily get to US$48K which pays for the developers' tool (CFBuilder) plus training and support, and even the software (3 x US$8.499/2 CPU servers).

It was not determined.