Virtual useR! 2024

The difficulty of open source technology is to make the best use of their limited resources (people and money) to achieve their goals and objectives. When an entity invests resources in a project that is unlikely to benefit the organization, it misses out on possibilities. R programmers and users should be aware of an organization's allocation and investment policies to determine whether the business is well-positioned to maximize its resource allocation. Traditionally, talks about the return on investment (ROI) of IT investments between senior management and IT experts have focused on financial benefits, such as the effects on the organization's budget and finances. To better appreciate and assess nonfinancial benefits, it is advised that they be rendered visible, which includes the implications on mission performance and operational outcomes. To better understand and assess nonfinancial benefits, it is suggested that they be made visible and verifiable utilizing algorithms that convert them into monetary units. In this session, we will find the most significant intellectual and affective benefits that R programming has and yet to be provided to the community.