SERVICE COSTING.

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Course Diploma in Cooperati...
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service costing is the process of identifying all costs associated with building, supporting, and delivering your service. Examples of service cost components include equipment, staff labor, professional fees, software, license fees, and data center charges, to name just a few.
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