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Redefining Total Cost of Ownership in the AI Era
With 75% of knowledge workers already using AI in daily work,1 organisations must deliver a secure, cost-effective and integrated foundation for AI innovation – or risk falling behind. Yet many businesses still evaluate
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- 16 Jun 2026
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With 75% of knowledge workers already using AI in daily work,1 organisations must deliver a secure, cost-effective and integrated foundation for AI innovation – or risk falling behind. Yet many businesses still evaluate total cost of ownership (TCO) based only on upfront costs alone, missing AI’s impact on security, productivity and innovation.
In the AI era, TCO is about more than what you spend – it’s about the business value you create. The eBook Redefining Total Cost of Ownership in the AI Era, includes a framework that will help you understand how to:
- Calculate the real costs of your IT environment.
- Consolidate tools to reduce inefficiencies and lower IT spend.
- Build a secure, AI-ready ecosystem that enhances productivity and innovation.
Read the eBook to discover how you can turn TCO from a cost metric into a competitive advantage.
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