What it resources gets renewed on a early basis?

Amida

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Hi Guys


My client is asking I should draw up a schedule of IT related things that needs renewel on a yearly basis so they can work it into their budget.

Can anyone please give me some ideas?

Here is what I have so far:

Domain
MS Licensing
Anti-Virus Licensing
 
Hi Guys


My client is asking I should draw up a schedule of IT related things that needs renewel on a yearly basis so they can work it into their budget.

Can anyone please give me some ideas?

Here is what I have so far:

Domain
MS Licensing
Anti-Virus Licensing

Those don't get renewed annually, necessarily, but ok.
Hardware?
Telecoms fees (Internet, VoIP, PABX, etc)
Consumables like printer cartridges?
 
Those don't get renewed annually, necessarily, but ok.
Hardware?
Telecoms fees (Internet, VoIP, PABX, etc)
Consumables like printer cartridges?

Thanks but they don't get renewed anually and printers are outsourced.
 
Thanks but they don't get renewed anually and printers are outsourced.

Yes but those also fall under the same category

Anything that's annual renew and monthly "renew" (like your ISP cost for example) would be what they're looking for.

So they can say, okay, Rx is what we spend per month on y (per month being the annual price / 12) and then they usually work on annual increased cost of the same services as well.

That way if IT costs them R3000 a month to maintain including the annual increases expected, they know that their income - cost = profit

So give them everything including annual ;)
 
Oh and what you're referrig to is CAPEX and OPEX (?) budgetery requirements.
 
Thanks Acid I'll look into the terms that you mentioned.
 
Go through ur software repository list, things like pastel etc?
Any kind of firewall/web filtering software
 
Post office.


Besides the license agreements with all the providers it's all i could think of.

But i have to say my brain is about as muff as my nose.... I hate flu :(
 
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