Use a total cost of ownership approach to optimize value when purchasing equipment and support services
Rich Waldrop Scotwork (NA) Inc.
One approach to thoroughly assessing the value of an asset for purchase is to use a total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis. This article explains how to conduct a TCO analysis, and how that information can be used, along with other strategies, to prepare for and conduct negotiations with suppliers in equipment purchasing transactions...
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