How much is IT costing you?


To stay competitive, businesses must find ways to contain and control operating expenses. The first step to controlling your IT expenses is knowing your TCO or Total Cost of Ownership.

TCO is much more than just how much you spend on hardware and software every year. The TCO also includes how much it costs to maintain your equipment, update and manage your systems and even spend time on the phone with vendors.

In may seem unlikely, but often times spending less on your computer hardware, software and maintenance can cost more. That is because the TCO takes into account the cost of downtime, lost productivity and lost revenue as well.

DigiSec developed this Total IT TCO Calculator to help you understand just how much IT is costing you. To get started click on 'Next'


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General Company Information

The first step in the TCO Process is to understand a little bit about your business, what technology you use and how you manage that technology today.


Annual Gross Revenue$ 
What is your average yearly salary per employee?$    per year
How many servers do you have?
How Many Desktops or Laptops?



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IT Vendors

Next, we need to know a little bit about how you are currently managing your IT vendors.


How many IT Vendors do you have?
How many hours are spent every month managing those vendors?
What is the average hourly rate of the person who manages those vendors?$    per hour



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Day to Day Operations

In this section we ask you a few questions about your day-to-day computer operations. When someone needs software installed, a system patch applied, or if you get a virus - who in your company takes care of those things?


Number of staff hours spent performing IT functions per month
What is the average hourly rate of the person who performs those basic IT functions?$   per hour
How much do you pay outside vendors each year to support your network?$   per year



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Network Downtime

Now, lets talk about downtime in your network. Downtime is defined as the time when access to network systems or resources is restricted or unavailable. For example, if your Internet connection is down - that is Internet Downtime


How many hours per month is your email down?
How many hours per month is your Internet connection down?
How many hours per month are your servers or desktops down?



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Contact Information

Finally, we need your contact information so we can send you a detailed report


Company Name
Contact Name
Email Address
Phone Number