IT Chargeback Could Help Control Costs
IT resources can either take an organization to the next level or drag it down in expense. IT chargeback helps organizations manage their consumption of IT resources.
IT chargeback makes IT cost allocation simple, predictable, and controllable, so organizations can understand the relationship between IT consumption and their IT expenses. Acorn Systems offers a solution for IT chargeback and improve profits. Acorn says it offers a proven methodology that will interface with your systems.
Acorn enables companies and organizations to make sound decision-making. Acorn says its solution generates reliable unit costs, cost allocations and invoices within hours.
Organizations working to understand IT use and costs and improve profitability, supply chain efficiencies, cost allocation and cost reduction rely on Acorn for accurate, dynamic cost/profit analytics and metrics that are easy to maintain and highly scalable to support the largest enterprises.
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IT chargeback makes IT cost allocation simple, predictable, and controllable, so organizations can understand the relationship between IT consumption and their IT expenses. Acorn Systems offers a solution for IT chargeback and improve profits. Acorn says it offers a proven methodology that will interface with your systems.
Acorn enables companies and organizations to make sound decision-making. Acorn says its solution generates reliable unit costs, cost allocations and invoices within hours.
Organizations working to understand IT use and costs and improve profitability, supply chain efficiencies, cost allocation and cost reduction rely on Acorn for accurate, dynamic cost/profit analytics and metrics that are easy to maintain and highly scalable to support the largest enterprises.
This was a sponsored post.
Bookmark http://universeeverything.blogspot.com/ and drop back in sometime.
Labels: Acorn, chargeback, IT, IT costs
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2/01/2007 12:27:00 AM
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