Saving Money in Purchasing: Total Cost of Ownership Approach Case Study

Saving Money in Purchasing: Total Cost of Ownership Approach Case Study
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Utilize a case study to explore how a Total Cost of Ownership approach can help save money in purchasing decisions. Assessing products like CFL and LED light fixtures, evaluating cost elements, and summarizing results to showcase benefits.

  • Cost Efficiency
  • Total Cost of Ownership
  • Procurement Strategy
  • Case Study
  • Energy Efficiency

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  1. [Facility Name]: Saving Money in Purchasing [Category] using at Total Cost of Ownership Approach EPP Case Study

  2. Facility Description

  3. EPP Project [Category] [Facility] assessed [Product A, such as CFL light fixtures] and [Product B, such as LED light fixtures]. [Why these products were chosen] [What is the goal desired]

  4. Getting Leadership Support [ xx ] Key Participants [VP of Supply Chain]

  5. [Category]: Products Evaluated General Information Product A [Traditional Freezer] Product B [Energy efficient Freezer] Product C [Traditional Freezer 2] Product D [Energy Efficient Freezer 2] Option: Insert category picture Product Description Expected Product Life Product Weight Annual Operating Hours (or other Product Description Factor) Product Power (or other Product Description Factor) Electricity Rate (or other Factor)

  6. [Category]: Cost Elements Evaluated Acquistion Ex. Purchase price Ex. Delivery Use Ex. Labor Ex. Cleaning Disposal Ex. waste cost from packaging Ex. waste cost from consumables

  7. [Category]: Results Summary results statement [Insert chart from TCO results]

  8. Tipping the Scale in Our Favor [Category]: Results [Energy Efficient Brand] [Traditional Brand] [Example Cost]- $ Insert picture that depicts category and any cost elements in use [Example Cost] -$ [HVAC]- $ [HVAC]- $ [Power]- $ [Power]- $

  9. Lessons Learned

  10. Conclusion: Benefits of Using a TCO Approach

  11. For more information Name Title Organization Email

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