# Towards ROI based Systems

## Self Hosted Architecture and Self Correcting Models

### ROI Projections

**Quality Improvements:**

* **Error reduction**: Target 80% reduction in production errors
* **User satisfaction**: Increase from current baseline to 95% satisfaction
* **System reliability**: 99.9% uptime with quality guarantees
* **Cost efficiency**: Integration with $35k/month infrastructure savings

### Current Investment

**Infrastructure Costs:**

* **Correction model hosting**: Integrated with existing 48 NVL-72 infrastructure
* **Evaluation framework**: LangFuse integration and custom tooling
* **Monitoring systems**: Extension of existing observability stack
* **Development resources**: Dedicated team for correction system development

**Projected Savings:**

* **Reduced human review**: 70% reduction in manual quality assurance
* **Improved user satisfaction**: 25% increase in user retention
* **Decreased support costs**: 40% reduction in user-reported issues
* **Enhanced reliability**: 50% reduction in critical system errors

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## LRMs as a Judge

### ROI Projections

**Quality Improvements:**

* **Content quality increase**: Target 40% improvement in average quality scores
* **Error reduction**: 60% decrease in quality-related user complaints
* **Consistency improvement**: 90% reduction in quality score variance
* **Time to market**: 50% faster content approval and deployment cycles

**Cost Savings:**

* **Reduced human review costs**: $200k annual savings in quality assurance labor
* **Decreased user support**: 30% reduction in quality-related support tickets
* **Improved user retention**: 15% increase attributable to higher content quality
* **Infrastructure efficiency**: Integration with existing compute resources minimizing additional costs


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