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Capital expensed assets with ongoing amortized savings reflection in Turbonomic would be great. Is there a way to add self described cost of a capital expense item and track ROI on the perceived savings [Storage costs $ although most are capital expense]. This is a broad question when the scope on Vmware is expanding with nVidia AI GPU use cases [even leased cost is a cost we can try augmenting via invoice import]. Any thoughts?
respond to my comment to quantify...
Hi Simon.
We should have a way to setup some internal pricesheet and start to show the value of the savings or TCO, like we do in Grafana: https://github.com/turbonomic/visualization/tree/main/embedded-visualization/Virtual%20Machines/cspe-VM-Capacity-and-Cost-with-Tags-and-other-costs
Jim, thanks for raising this. Can we set up a call to dig into the requirements some more and find out what would be the most desired outcome here.
Thanks,
Simon