Baseline adjustments for TCO Elements Sample Clauses

Baseline adjustments for TCO Elements. The Baseline for goods and services may be adjusted to reflect the TCO Elements listed below when it is anticipated that sourcing activities may uncover improvements which can contribute to savings. While this list represents the elements with the highest probability of occurrence, other elements may become relevant to Solectron’s business, or Category requirements in the future may be included subject to mutual agreement to adjustment of the Baseline. Confidential to Solectron and IBM (a) Delivery or transport charges as part of the landed cost of the good or service. For selected services (e.g., professional & labor-based services), these cost may be in the form of travel expenses on top of negotiated hourly rates. (b) Deployment or Installation costs or Service charges negotiated as part of the purchased price of a good. As an example if a supplier quotes a price for a piece of equipment that is higher than a competitive supplier quote, but offers a substantial reduction on the installation fees (assuming the installation service meets specifications) this can result in an overall better value and for Solectron. This may also apply to selected services where a Supplier may offer measurable value-added deployment support services. (c) Product specification changes may be identified which, while meeting Solectron’s performance requirements, may represent changes in Solectron’s TOC. Examples include: (i) Substitution materials (for example generics for brand names); (ii) Specification optimization: Savings arising from specification optimization that provides measurable Savings while meeting Solectron requirements (Example: IBM and Solectron key stakeholders agree that a current requirement for service response time for specific machine maintenance is over-specified for Solectron’s actual requirements. IBM proposes a measurable Savings based on the revised specifications); (iii) Returnable Containers: IBM may identify incremental Savings identified through IBM and arising out of lower costs based on a combination of the unit cost and the refund for returned containers; (iv) Reductions of internal material handling charges. (Example: Supplier delivers goods to point of use therefore reducing Customer’s internal handling costs); (v) Additional valued added services. (Example: IBM negotiates skills upgrading/training with a Supplier of temporary labor services that provides Customer with a measurable benefit); (vi) Life cycle optimization for high-value capit...
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