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	IDG.com: Benefits
		Outstanding total compensation and benefit packages, unmatched by most of today’s employers, certainly played a part in employees rating IDG so highly as a great place to work.
		As a member of the IDG family, you will be entitled to most, if not all, of the Primary Benefit Programs as well as many of the Supplemental Benefits that comprise our total benefits portfolio.
		In an effort to assist employees in managing the many demands of life in and out of the office, we are happy to extend participation in these special benefit programs to employees within the IDG family of companies.
	careers.idg.com /www/HomeNew.nsf/docs/benefits (1286 words)

	Total cost of ownership - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Total cost of ownership (TCO) is a financial estimate designed to help consumers and enterprise managers assess direct and indirect costs as well as benefits related to the purchase of any capital investment, such as (but not limited to) computer software or hardware.
		The expression and analysis of TCO is compared to the total benefits of ownership (TBO) to determine the viability of the purchase.
		Since software is not "owned" (but licensed), it has been argued that the "total cost of ownership" is a misnomer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Total_cost_of_ownership (545 words)

	Total cost of ownership - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Total cost of ownership (TCO) is a type of calculation designed to help consumers and enterprise managers assess direct and indirect costs as well as benefits related to the purchase of computer software or hardware.
		The idea is to get a final statement reflecting not only the cost of purchase but all aspects in the further use and maintenance of the computer components considered.
		The expression and analysis of TCO is opposed to the total benefits of ownership (TBO) which determines the viability of the purchase.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /TCO (344 words)

	A Conceptual Guide to Employee Ownership for Very Small Businesses
		The existing employee ownership plans may seem too costly or complex, or their employees may be too impermanent, or their financial positions too uncertain to justify an employee ownership plan.
		Employee ownership companies, however, must pay closer attention to the legal mechanics of ownership, because there are more people involved in ownership and the allocation of rights between different owners is more complicated.
		Ownership in these companies could be shares by extending partnership to additional employees or by giving employees an option to purchase a partnership interest at a price fixed today for a number of years into the future.
	www.nceo.org /library/verysmall.html (6087 words)

	FPA Journal - The Benefits of Private Split-Dollar Ownership of Variable Life Insurance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		By properly structuring private split-dollar ownership of a variable life insurance policy, it is possible to obtain the tax-free investment and asset protection benefits, while minimizing the estate tax consequences and the costs of the policy.
		Therefore, the death benefit payable to the residual owner (that is, the death benefit in excess of the cash value) is not included in the estate of the second equity owner to die (even though the equity owners are the insureds).
		Through private split-dollar ownership of a variable life insurance policy, it is possible to create an income-tax-free equity mutual fund that is protected from creditors without the adverse estate tax consequences and policy costs generally associated with individual ownership of a variable life insurance policy.
	www.fpanet.org /journal/articles/1999_Issues/jfp0399-art10.cfm (4230 words)

	Total benefits of ownership - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Total benefits of ownership (TBO) is distinguished from total cost of ownership (TCO).
		The TBO tries to summarize positive effects on acquisition of new computer components.
		These effects might be increases in high-value work, improvements in accuracy and efficiency, improvements in decision-making or improvements in customer service.
	open-encyclopedia.com /TBO (55 words)

	Employee Motivation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Employees' ownership of employer stock is low and ownership behaviors are not occurring to the degree desired by managers and shareholders.
		The value of ownership compensation must be significant in relation to total compensation and benefits value and to the employee's overall financial position.
		Ownership as a condition of hire, continuing investment expectations, and portability result in an ownership opportunity with a greater sense of permanence.
	www.beysterinstitute.org /onlinemag/oct96/motiv.html (1989 words)

	Microsoft Executive Circle Total Value of Ownership: A New Model (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Though total cost of ownership has received lots of attention in recent years, that framework focuses on costs—development, hardware, networks, software, and support—rather than value.
		The expected benefit of each is represented by its value, including benefits identified through information economic analyses and the potential value of the most likely strategic options associated with the project.
		A key to this approach was an understanding and acceptance that total value came not from the technology alone, but from changes made to the business, which were enabled—and perhaps driven—by changes to IT.
	www.microsoft.com /business/executivecircle/content/page.aspx?cID=1881&subcatID=10 (1405 words)

	National Practices in Employee Ownership (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		European law often requires that members cannot benefit from any appreciation in value of their shares over time: the cooperative’s assets and cash reserves cannot be distributed to departing members, who receive only the cash they originally deposited in their account, sometimes with a modest interest rate.
		Employee ownership declined from 48% in 1994 to 39% in 1997.
		In these plans, worker ownership was encouraged by giving employees preferential treatment in the purchase of stock in their companies, but the privatization did not require the employees to hold the stock, and many sold in the recession that followed in the collapse of the Soviet Union.
	cog.kent.edu /PapersMay2001/National.htm (11739 words)

	Benefits Llc (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
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	www.witchware.com /File/31822-Benefits.Llc.... (283 words)

	Reference List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Benefit Management Group, Inc. is dedicated to providing products and services within the "Worksite Environment" to employers and employees in Pennsylvania and the mid-Atlantic region.
		This is the website for Benefits Canada, the country's original and leading publication written primarily for the sponsors of group benefits and pension plans.
		Benefits Interface, Inc. assists employers in maximizing the value of their employee benefit compensation through creative plan design, cost containment, communication and administration.
	www.workindex.com /extrefs.asp?SUBCATID=1724 (3655 words)

	Tax Benefits of Ownership
		A point is considered prepaid interest and represents one percent of the loan total, so that on a $100,000 loan, a point is $1,000.
		While the tax deductions afforded to home owners are the major benefit they realize come tax time, it represents an enormous amount of lost revenue to the government.
		The monetary value of home ownership is measured by these tax benefits as well as the equity built in the home over the years.
	www.dabr.com /forbuyers/tax.htm (749 words)

	Animals and Your Health: The Benefits of Pet Ownership - Swedish Medical Center, Seattle, Washington
		These benefits may even be passed on to customers that encounter pets in businesses, giving a favorable impression of a company and fostering social interaction.
		These findings were significant, though the ability to generalize these findings to the total US population was limited by the small sample size (369 men), the measurement techniques that were used, and the fact that these men had cardiovascular disease.
		Though this preliminary research suggests that pet ownership may be beneficial for your health, you need to make sure that the pet you choose fits in with your lifestyle, habits, experience, and expectations.
	www.swedish.org /15309.cfm (1000 words)

	TCO - a Whatis.com definition - see also: total cost of ownership (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		TCO (total cost of ownership) is a type of calculation designed to help consumers and enterprise managers assess both direct and indirect costs and benefits related to the purchase of any IT component.
		The TCO has to be compared to the total benefits of ownership (TBO) to determine the viability of the purchase.
		Search390.com features information about total cost of ownership in IBM large server environments.
	search390.techtarget.com /sDefinition/0,,sid10_gci342316,00.html (310 words)

	Benefits
		It is available to the dependent children of all eligible BD associates, and reflects the continuing desire of BD to support higher education.
		Consistent with the goal of increasing associate ownership, the Company's exempt level associates are eligible for BD stock option consideration.
		The total annual vacation hours are advanced on January 1st of each year.
	www.bd.com /careers/benefits (1678 words)

	Total Cost of Ownership
		Total cost of ownership (TCO) is of primary concern to many organizations when selecting a lead management package.
		The total cost of ownership of AIMpromote is significantly lower than other lead management solutions for several reasons.
		The total cost of implementation of AIMpromote into an exisiting business process is far lower than competing products, and we strive to provide the very best in customer support and business consultation.
	www.aimpromote.com /glossary/total-cost-of-ownership.php (362 words)

	Robert Jecmen Keynote -- It's a Mobile World
		One of the most significant trends, if you look at the next page, on the total cost of ownership is a dramatic reduction in the annual cost in large business to use mobile computing compared to what it was just three years ago.
		But in addition to that, the total cost of ownership gap relative to desktops has decreased substantially as well.
		Back in 1995, this total cost of ownership gap was approximately 45 percent.
	www.intel.com /pressroom/archive/speeches/rj012599.htm (3303 words)

	Participants Would Lose Some Profits From Accounts (washingtonpost.com)
		They should be able to recoup those lost benefits through their private accounts, as long as their investments realize a return greater than the 3 percent that the money would have made if it had stayed in the traditional plan.
		The remainder, $21,100, would be the increase in benefit the worker would receive over his lifetime above the level he would have received if he stayed in the traditional system.
		Between withdrawals from a personal account and a Social Security check, total benefits would be the same, whether the loan repayment comes from the account or from the guaranteed benefit.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A59136-2005Feb2.html (929 words)

	Reducing your TCO
		Total cost of ownership is more than the original cost of purchasing hardware and software.
		Our institutional total cost of ownership is more than the original purchase of hardware and software.
		This is based on a total of 84 hours split over requestor 60 hours, local consultant 4 hours, business office 6 hours, accounting office 6 hours, purchasing office 8 hours.
	www.educause.edu /ir/library/html/cnc9807/cnc9807.html (6879 words)

	eChalk Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Launched last year with support from the U.S. Department of Education, the TCO Tool is being used by over 1,000 school districts to provide information school leaders can use to support education technology budgets and initiatives.
		At Fairfax County Public Schools we encourage analyzing and comparing TCO with the total benefits of ownership (TBO) to determine technology purchases.
		The case study reviews the district’s voice/data integration via a fiber network connecting all buildings within the 110 square mile district is described, along with cost and functional benefits of this approach to handling voice communications.
	www.echalk.com /press04-16-04.html (1669 words)

	Compare the Costs: Buying vs. Leasing vs. Buying a Used Car (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Used car ownership is less to start with, and is less each year.
		In this example, we assumed that a person bought a used car for $10,000 by making a $2,000 down payment and paying off the balance over three years at an 8 percent interest rate (used car loans are financed at higher rates).
		They will benefit either by continuing to drive the cars and getting practical value from their purchase, or they might decide to sell their cars.
	www.edmunds.com /advice/buying/articles/47079/article.html (1972 words)

	Aberdeen Group: Market Perspectives & Strategies
		Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) remains a significant factor in influencing Enterprise Resource Planning...
		Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) remains a significant factor in influencing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) strategies and decisions.
		While “total” costs can and should include a wide range of factors, recent Aberdeen research has shown that the cost of software, services, and maintenance are those which are most often measured and considered when evaluating software or measuring the Return on Investment (ROI) of ERP implementations.
	www.aberdeen.com /access/mp_s (1658 words)

	Employee Benefit Plans, Retirement Programs, Welfare Benefit Plans, Executive Benefits, Employee Ownership Programs : ...
		In a prior posting, I indicated that there were several important due dates for employee benefit plans between now and year end.
		It must be provided in certain situations, such as when an individual first becomes eligible for Part D, when a Part D eligible individual enrolls for the employer’s prescription drug coverage, and when the prescription drug coverage ceases (or begins) to be creditable.
		The study covered the 15-year period of January 1, 1990 to December 31, 2004, and is based on data provided by Lipper, which ranks funds based on total returns and without sales charges, according to similar investment styles or objectives in a given fund category.
	www.benefitplanblog.com (1798 words)

	IATF_Report_Chpt 4_05 Aug
		An important element of this overarching objective is the focus on total ownership cost.
		Total ownership cost includes initial acquisition costs as well as subsequent lifecycle operating and support costs.
		In the process, they are closely examining not only the physical condition of Deepwater assets but also the crewing requirements, logistics requirements, command and control systems and requirements, overall concepts of operations, as well as the technical feasibility of extending the service lives of legacy assets.
	www.uscg.mil /news/reportsandbudget/21stcentury/chapter3.html (4384 words)

	Computer Technology Review: The cost benefits of a SAN: an analysis of total cost of ownership of an iSCSI SAN, fibre ...
		One way is to determine total cost of ownership (TCO) for three alternatives: an iSCSI SAN, a fibre channel SAN or traditional direct-attached storage (DAS).
		This paper illustrates how a SAN is a cost-effective way for IT managers to scale storage to meet the demands of their burgeoning data growth.
		This study showed the average revenue lost per employee-hour for a 2,000-employee company was $248.65, and the loss totaled $497,300 if all systems went down during peak work hours.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0BRZ/is_7_24/ai_n6185910 (1067 words)

	The Business Mac: Total Cost of Ownership: Why the price of the computer means so little (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Total Cost of Ownership: Why the price of the computer means so little
		The three year total hardware costs is $76,205 not inclusive of any sales taxes applicable in your locale.
		With this simple matrix of costs, our total expense over three years would be $362,312.
	www.thebusinessmac.com /features/tco_hardware.shtml (895 words)

	TCO - Total Cost of Ownership
		According to TCO is a calculation intended to arrive at, all things considered, the total effective cost of a purchase.
		The TCO has to be compared to the Total Benefits of Ownership (TBO) to determine the true viability of a purchase.
		Due to the rapid rate of technology, it may no longer be prudent to assume a traditional useful life for 20 years for wiring, racks, and electrical closets in light of advances in wireless computing.
	www.wilsonmar.com /1tco.htm (1416 words)

	PalmSource \| Enterprise \| Total Cost of Ownership
		The benefits of handheld computing translate straight to the bottom line of companies that deploy them.
		Not only does this save them money, but it creates the possibility of bringing computing to people who couldn't access it before, especially in blue collar jobs, parts of the world where PCs are not affordable, and in our school systems.
		Gartner Group found that Palm Powered™ devices have a total cost of ownership that is 75% lower than laptop computers.
	www.palmsource.com /enterprise/ownership.html (286 words)

	Buyer's Information - Helpful Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		For buyers, they are usually about 4-6% of the total sales price of a property.
		Some of the closing costs you might encounter are: application fees, appraisal fee, county taxes, credit report, discount points, documentation fee, escrow fees, homeowners' association fees, loan fees, mortgage insurance, origination fees, tax registration and title insurance premium.
		The result is a larger market for sellers, who also benefit by receiving all cash for their equity.
	www.2c.com /wb_hrpages/hr_gen_buyers.html (949 words)

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