 dirtyjefferAnons on ignore, but not due to fear.Premium
join:2002-02-21
London, ON | reply to DKS
Re: Premiers agree on bulk drug buying said by DKS:Which can take months. But an office needs a copier today.
and that happens in the real world, likely every day.
of course, one possibility could be they lease the machines with a service contract...that way, they pay a monthly fee for use of the machine, and if there is a problem, a guy comes out right away to fix or replace it...that's how most companies i worked at did it.
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 elwoodbluesElwood BluesPremium
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| said by dirtyjeffer:said by DKS:Which can take months. But an office needs a copier today.
and that happens in the real world, likely every day. of course, one possibility could be they lease the machines with a service contract...that way, they pay a monthly fee for use of the machine, and if there is a problem, a guy comes out right away to fix or replace it...that's how most companies i worked at did it. Leasing makes the most sense, except that the many of these copier leases require you to buy their supplies from the vendor (at inflated prices) .
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 DKSDamn Kidney StonesPremium,ExMod 2002
join:2001-03-22
Owen Sound, ON
kudos:2 | reply to dirtyjeffer
said by dirtyjeffer:said by DKS:Which can take months. But an office needs a copier today.
and that happens in the real world, likely every day. of course, one possibility could be they lease the machines with a service contract...that way, they pay a monthly fee for use of the machine, and if there is a problem, a guy comes out right away to fix or replace it...that's how most companies i worked at did it. And that is the way it is most often done. But not always and not with all equipment.
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 corsterPremium
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Gatineau, QC
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said by dirtyjeffer:of course, one possibility could be they lease the machines with a service contract...that way, they pay a monthly fee for use of the machine, and if there is a problem, a guy comes out right away to fix or replace it...that's how most companies i worked at did it.
Many Federal Gov't Departments do exactly that these days. |
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