There are basic deliverables that are always present in the output from this service. This foundation can be seen below:
Additional deliverables may be added to the output, based on the findings of the specific analysis.
As environmental costs become more significant, it is important to understand the overall contribution that any portion of the organization makes to that cost structure. IT is an area that figures strongly in this understanding. The primary cost of the organizational ecosystem stems from its balance of energy demand and possible alleviation strategies. SIL's Total Cost of the Environment (TCE) analysis compares the pattern of resource production with alternate supply mechanisms, and can be used to identify opportunities for cost savings and resource demand reduction. Some of the factors considered in this analysis are:
SIL's clients have seen reductions in the TCE by factors as large as 37.3%. The switch from extensive adverse environmental impact to a greatly reduced eco-footprint is a valid option for further investigation by any responsible organization.
| Engagement Model | |
| Data Collection | FTP and email |
| Update Frequency | Single |
| Project Form | |
| Execution | Single execution |
| Output Form | |
| Size Range | 15-45 pages |
| Media | Electronic, limited hardcopy |
| Level of Detail | Company and situation specific |
| Timing and Schedule | |
| Client Time Contribution | <10 total hours for data collection |
| Project Length | 2-4 weeks |
| Presentation | |
| Delivery Mechanism | Remote meeting with screen display |
| Financial | |
| Contract Form | Fixed bid |
| Payment Schedule | Deposit and completion |
