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Systemic Value Engineering — Executive Report
Prepared for Meridian Health Systems · Expected Case · May 2026
Organization
Meridian Health Systems
Sector
Healthcare / Mid-Market
SVE Tier
Enterprise SVE
Total Ghost Capital
$2,043,600
Annual waste identified
Recoverable Capital
$1,226,160
60% recovery factor applied
Randomness Index
68 / 100
Out of 100
Section 01
Executive Summary
Ghost Capital
$2,043,600
Total annual waste identified
Recoverable Capital
$1,226,160
After 60% conservative factor
Randomness Index
68 / 100
Out of 100
Coherence Score
32 / 100
Out of 100
Executive Summary

This Systemic Value Engineering engagement identified $2,043,600 in Ghost Capital across Meridian Health Systems' IT estate — capital frozen in underutilised infrastructure, enterprise shelfware, oversized cloud instances, and legacy maintenance contracts across three clinical sites. A Randomness Index of 68/100 confirms significant operational drag that is directly recoverable without impacting service delivery.

The highest Ghost Capital dimension is Enterprise Licensing (Shelfware) at $812,400, driven by a 2021 enterprise agreement renewal that pre-provisioned seats for a headcount expansion that did not materialise. With $1,226,160 in recoverable capital and an SVE Advisory Fee of $160,770 ($7,500 + 7.5% of Ghost Capital), Year 1 Net Surplus reaches $1,065,390 — no new budget required at any stage.

Recovered capital fully funds the transition to HPE GreenLake consumption-based infrastructure, delivering $612,000 in annual savings from Year 1 under the Expected Case scenario.

Section 02
Ghost Capital Analysis — All 8 Sections
Section
Ghost Capital
Amount
Priority
B — Licensing
Enterprise Licensing (Shelfware)
$812,400
HIGH
G — Edge/On-Prem
Legacy Cliff
$584,000
HIGH
E — Storage
Hot Storage Waste
$341,200
MED
C — Cloud
Oversized Instances
$276,000
MED
A — SaaS
Software Licensing
$178,000
MED
D — Compute/VM
Zombie Capital
$114,000
LOW
H — Data Capital
Fragmentation
$82,000
LOW
F — Network
Dead Ports & Circuits
$56,000
LOW
Total Ghost Capital
$2,043,600
Ghost Capital Interpretation

Ghost Capital is concentrated in Enterprise Licensing (Shelfware) — a 2021 enterprise agreement renewal pre-provisioned for 340 seats, of which 127 seats (37%) have no mapped active users. Recoverable within 0–60 days through structured license harvesting.

The second largest dimension, Edge & On-Prem (Legacy Cliff), reflects six server clusters in extended support at premium maintenance rates. The extended support premium across three sites totals $584,000 — avoidable immediately through GreenLake transition.

Cloud and Storage dimensions represent typical mid-market drift: oversized EC2 and Azure VM instances never right-sized post-launch, and 61% of hot-tier storage classified as cold based on 90-day access frequency analysis.

Section 03
Priority Recovery Plan
#SectionRecovery ActionTimeframeGhost CapitalRecoverable
#1B — LicensingHarvest 127 inactive enterprise seats across EHR, analytics, and productivity suites0–60 days$812,400$487,440
#2G — Edge/On-PremExit extended support contracts; migrate 6 server clusters to HPE GreenLake60–120 days$584,000$350,400
#3E — StorageMigrate cold-tier data from hot storage to archive; reclaim 61% of provisioned capacity30–90 days$341,200$204,720
#4C — CloudRight-size 43 oversized EC2/Azure instances to actual 90-day demand baseline30–60 days$276,000$165,600
#5A — SaaSCancel 89 inactive SaaS seats across 14 platforms; consolidate duplicate tools0–30 days$178,000$106,800
#6D — Compute/VMDecommission 12 zombie VMs; consolidate 8 underutilised hosts30–90 days$114,000$68,400
Recovery Roadmap Commentary

Recovery is sequenced across three phases to deliver fastest financial relief first. Phase 1 (0–60 days) focuses on SaaS seat cancellation and licensing harvest — zero infrastructure risk, immediate savings, recovering $594,240 before any infrastructure changes begin.

Phase 2 (30–90 days) addresses cloud right-sizing and storage tiering — executable in parallel with Phase 1, no downtime required for clinical systems. Together, Phases 1 and 2 recover $1,032,960 — 84% of total recoverable capital.

Phase 3 (60–180 days) completes the on-prem legacy migration to HPE GreenLake, eliminating the extended support premium permanently across all three Meridian campuses.

Section 04
4R Roadmap — From Randomness to Resonance
01 · Complete
Rationalize
Ghost Capital surfaced across all 8 sections. $2,043,600 identified. Single source of truth established.
02 · Now
Recover
Execute recovery actions. Target: $1,226,160. Phase 1 begins immediately with licensing harvest.
03 · Next
Repurpose
Redirect recovered capital toward HPE GreenLake. Shift from CapEx to consumption-based model.
04 · Goal
Realize Value
Predictable costs, AI-ready hybrid cloud, coherent operations across all three Meridian campuses.
Section 05
HPE GreenLake ROI Analysis — Expected Case
Current Annual IT Spend
$2,850,000
baseline cost before GreenLake
Future with HPE GreenLake
$2,238,000
projected annual cost with GreenLake
YearCurrent CostFuture CostAnnual SavingsCumulative SavingsNet (incl. SVE Credit)
Year 1$2,850,000$2,238,000$612,000$612,000$451,230
Year 2$2,850,000$2,238,000$612,000$1,224,000$1,063,230
Year 3$2,850,000$2,238,000$612,000$1,836,000$1,675,230
3-Year Total$8,550,000$6,714,000$1,836,000$1,836,000$1,675,230
Annual Savings
$612,000
vs current IT cost
3-Year Savings
$1,836,000
cumulative total
Payback Period
1.4 yrs
GreenLake cost recovery
3-Year ROI
204%
return on investment
GreenLake ROI Analysis

HPE GreenLake delivers $612,000 in annual savings — a 21.5% reduction in Meridian's $2,850,000 annual infrastructure cost. Payback of 1.4 years and 3-year ROI of 204% driven by elimination of extended support premiums and shift to a consumption-aligned operating model.

The self-funded model means no new capital budget is required. The $1,226,160 in recoverable Ghost Capital absorbs the GreenLake transition cost in full. Under the Best Case scenario, annual savings reach $734,400 with payback of 1.2 years. Even under Worst Case, annual savings of $489,600 deliver a compelling business case with payback under 2 years.

Section 06
SVE Engagement Economics — Self-Funded Modernization
Ghost Capital Identified
$2,043,600
Recoverable Capital (60%)
$1,226,160
SVE Advisory Fee
$160,770
Year 1 Net Surplus
$1,065,390
SVE Fee: Calculated at $7,500 + 7.5% of Ghost Capital identified for each engagement rationalized ($7,500 + 7.5% × $2,043,600 = $160,770). Credited back in full should you proceed with HPE GreenLake through Octo8.
Section 07
Engagement Scope & Methodology
SectionAreaInput MethodData SourceGhost CapitalStatus
ASaaS & Software LicensingCSV ImportHPE SAM Tool Intelligence$178,000Complete
BEnterprise Licensing (Shelfware)CSV ImportHPE SAM TI · ServiceNow CMDB$812,400Complete
CCloud Compute (Oversized Instances)CSV ImportHPE CloudPhysics · AWS Cost Export$276,000Complete
DCompute & VMs (Zombie Capital)CSV ImportHPE CloudPhysics · VMware vCenter$114,000Complete
EStorage Tiering (Hot Storage Waste)CSV ImportHPE InfoSight · Consumption Analytics$341,200Complete
FNetwork (Dead Ports & Circuits)Manual EntryO8 Manual Template$56,000Complete
GEdge & On-Prem (Legacy Cliff)CSV ImportHPE SAM TI · HPE InfoSight · Lansweeper$584,000Complete
HData Capital (Fragmentation)Manual EntryO8 Manual Template$82,000Complete
This Systemic Value Engineering engagement was conducted using Octo8's justëra framework, calibrated to ITIL 4, COBIT 2019, and ISO/IEC 20000 thresholds. Ghost Capital calculations apply a conservative 60% Recovery Factor. All figures are based on data inputs provided during the engagement and subject to validation during the Recover phase. This sample report uses fictional data for illustration purposes only.