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Total Cost of Ownership: Considerations

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1 Total Cost of Ownership: Considerations
Acquisition Procurement cost Purchase price Delivery inc TUPE Installation Commissioning Migration costs Ownership Licences Financing Consumables Maintenance Servicing Repair Warranty Training Taxes Insurance Operation Energy Fuel Travel – Rail, Road, Air, Sea Labour Spares Infrastructure Downtime Testing Audit/Inspection Ordering and Invoicing costs Contract Management Disposal Packaging Equipment Decommissioning Replacement Depreciation Migration costs Surplus stocks Reference: PCD86-A Released: 17/07/2015

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