ROI – Is there ever too much?

A friend of mine has been working with a prospect for a number of months.
The prospect continues to request additional ROI information in order to justify the initial purchase of hardware, software, services and training – “What other applications and departments could take advantage of this solution?”

Note: The business justification (ROI) document based upon specific client feedback and data (no industry-average data was used) demonstrated a positive return within the client’s 36-month payback target.

The prospect is change averse.  The “point” person (PMO Officer) at the prospect’s location has recently left the company in part due to their inability to make a decision.

Is it possible that additional ROI can paralyze an organization further?  Can ROI cause “analysis paralysis”?

Let me know your thoughts.
I’d love to hear from you on this subject.

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