I see this going a few ways:
- The company gets the $10k Adobe support contract and a portion is
allocated to this project, portions to other projects.
- You up your rates to cover any potential per-incident costs (I know
this doesn't break it out like you've been asked, but sometimes this
is how
ug.org] On Behalf Of Thomas Nunn
Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 10:13 AM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Adobe Support Packages
I'm currently working with a company that does a lot of contract work with
the government and as part of our project budget we have to account f
The majority of the clients that I work for that I was a part of their
procurement process managed this through the business budgeting and support
as an up front line item.
Their budget for any new server was the hardware, hardware support, software
license cost for role of the server, and then so
I'm currently working with a company that does a lot of contract work with
the government and as part of our project budget we have to account for any
software support costs that we might incur over the life of the project,
preferably in a prepaid bundled support program. Unfortunately, after
talk
