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	This is a lesson part of the module [[The Web Economy]] out of the [[Open Source ERP/Executive Diploma]] course conducted by a private university.		This is a lesson part of the module [[The Web Economy]] out of the [[Open Source ERP/Executive Diploma]] course conducted by a private university.
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	*Total Cost of Ownership<ref>http://www.dot-com-alliance.org/newsletter/article.php?article_id=161</ref> or TCO is the burning term used by practitioners to judge the real cost of using a software that includes warranty, support, training and hardware.		*Total Cost of Ownership<ref>http://www.dot-com-alliance.org/newsletter/article.php?article_id=161</ref> or TCO is the burning term used by practitioners to judge the real cost of using a software that includes warranty, support, training and hardware.

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	*TCO is only relevant if there is ROI (Return of Investment) involved. In the long term the TCO may skewed if there are indirect but important benefits such as a more independent and self reliant workforce.		*TCO is only relevant if there is ROI (Return of Investment) involved. In the long term the TCO may skewed if there are indirect but important benefits such as a more independent and self reliant workforce.
	*The author ([[User:Red1\|Red1]]) has created the TCO Pyramid illustrated here to demonstrate the high worth of focusing on the upper layers of services such as Implementation and Maintenance of Business Applications rather than providing for displacing lower layers such as the Operating Systems or Database even. Lower rungs are relatively much lower in TCO compared to the higher ones.		*The author ([[User:Red1\|Red1]]) has created the TCO Pyramid illustrated here to demonstrate the high worth of focusing on the upper layers of services such as Implementation and Maintenance of Business Applications rather than providing for displacing lower layers such as the Operating Systems or Database even. Lower rungs are relatively much lower in TCO compared to the higher ones.
	*Thus having Linux or PostgreSQL may not be save as much (or even cost more) as having ADempiere ERP running on Oracle and Microsoft Server. This is even more compounded if the company is running SAP on Linux and SAP-DB (open source by SAP) as compared to the ~~above~~ scenario.		*Thus having Linux or PostgreSQL may not save as much (or even cost more in terms of TCO) as having ADempiere ERP running on Oracle and Microsoft Server. This is even more compounded if the company is running SAP on Linux and SAP-DB (open source by SAP) as compared to the later scenario.

	==Assignment Tasks==		==Assignment Tasks==

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	*Implementation and Customisation as well as maintenance and support are the areas where Open Source is most crucial and attractive for vendors to sell such services.		*Implementation and Customisation as well as maintenance and support are the areas where Open Source is most crucial and attractive for vendors to sell such services.
	*TCO is only relevant if there is ROI (Return of Investment) involved. In the long term the TCO may skewed if there are indirect but important benefits such as a more independent and self reliant workforce.		*TCO is only relevant if there is ROI (Return of Investment) involved. In the long term the TCO may skewed if there are indirect but important benefits such as a more independent and self reliant workforce.
			*The author ([[User:Red1\|Red1]]) has created the TCO Pyramid illustrated here to demonstrate the high worth of focusing on the upper layers of services such as Implementation and Maintenance of Business Applications rather than providing for displacing lower layers such as the Operating Systems or Database even. Lower rungs are relatively much lower in TCO compared to the higher ones.
			*Thus having Linux or PostgreSQL may not be save as much (or even cost more) as having ADempiere ERP running on Oracle and Microsoft Server. This is even more compounded if the company is running SAP on Linux and SAP-DB (open source by SAP) as compared to the above scenario.

	==Assignment Tasks==		==Assignment Tasks==

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	=Topics=		=Topics=
	*Total Cost of Ownership or TCO is the burning term used by practitioners to judge the real cost of using a software that includes warranty, support, training and hardware.		*Total Cost of Ownership<ref>http://www.dot-com-alliance.org/newsletter/article.php?article_id=161</ref> or TCO is the burning term used by practitioners to judge the real cost of using a software that includes warranty, support, training and hardware.
	*TCO are different from the Operating System level to the Business Application level. Desktop setup displacement cost saves a user only 3,000 unit price as compared to an ERP that costs about 300,000 unit price.		*TCO are different from the Operating System level to the Business Application level. Desktop setup displacement cost saves a user only 3,000 unit price as compared to an ERP<ref>http://www.oracle.com/corporate/analyst/reports/corporate/cp/es101306.pdf</ref> that costs about 300,000 unit price.
	*Implementation and Customisation as well as maintenance and support are the areas where Open Source is most crucial and attractive for vendors to sell such services.		*Implementation and Customisation as well as maintenance and support are the areas where Open Source is most crucial and attractive for vendors to sell such services.
	*TCO is only relevant if there is ROI (Return of Investment) involved. In the long term the TCO may skewed if there are indirect but important benefits such as a more independent and self reliant workforce.		*TCO is only relevant if there is ROI (Return of Investment) involved. In the long term the TCO may skewed if there are indirect but important benefits such as a more independent and self reliant workforce.
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	*Create or edit sub-pages of course materials within wikiversity.		*Create or edit sub-pages of course materials within wikiversity.
	*Discuss in the forum (link shall be provided) by offering your ideas and answering or comment on others' postings.		*Discuss in the forum (link shall be provided) by offering your ideas and answering or comment on others' postings.

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	=Links to Student Notes=		=Links to Student Notes=

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	=Topics=		=Topics=
	*Total Cost of Ownership or TCO is the ~~burining~~ term used by ~~experts~~ to judge the real cost of using a software that includes warranty, support, training and hardware.		*Total Cost of Ownership or TCO is the burning term used by practitioners to judge the real cost of using a software that includes warranty, support, training and hardware.
	*TCO are different from the Operating System level to the Business Application level. Desktop setup displacement cost saves a user only 3,000 unit price as compared to an ERP that costs about 300,000 unit price.		*TCO are different from the Operating System level to the Business Application level. Desktop setup displacement cost saves a user only 3,000 unit price as compared to an ERP that costs about 300,000 unit price.
	*Implementation and Customisation as well as maintenance and support are the areas where Open Source is most crucial and attractive for vendors to sell such services.		*Implementation and Customisation as well as maintenance and support are the areas where Open Source is most crucial and attractive for vendors to sell such services.