Industry - Mining, energy and industrial

Cost the whole technology estate you run, data center included, in the unit your operation reports.

In an asset-heavy operator, most of the estate is plant, shafts, rigs and equipment that depreciates. A tool that starts at the cloud invoice starts in the wrong place, and stops before it reaches most of what you spend in technology.The unit it runs onTechnology cost per tonne.
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Capability

What the model produces for an asset-heavy operator

What the model produces

The data center, the plant-side infrastructure and the technology fixed asset register in the same model as the cloud. Depreciation, power and facilities allocated through towers to the operations that use them. Labor and contractors costed against sites and projects.

Capability, not a customer result.

Industry requirements

What an asset-heavy operator has to account for

  • Asset registers and depreciation

    Capitalized cost and depreciation in the same model as consumption-based spend. Two accounting behaviors, one cost model.

  • Site-level cost

    Cost attributed to shafts, plants, rigs and sites, not only business units. The cost object is physical.

  • Commodity-cycle planning

    Budgets that flex with the commodity price and not the fiscal calendar, so re-forecasting using volumes, demand and operating assumptions follows events.

  • Capital project accounting

    Major capital programs with their own funding, their own labor and their own multi-year horizon.

For an asset-heavy operator, the cloud bill is a small line, and a model built from that bill misses most of the technology you run.
Next step

Account for every part of the estate, the cloud bill included.

Bring a site and its technology cost. We will show you where each part sits in the model.
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