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Topic:"Cost Considerations" in M03717

Matter: CI# 34843 - P-128.10 - NSPI WO - Oracle NLA License - $1,016,000ACE Amount ($1,010,430) - Zero dollars spent to date
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06125Information Requests (IR-1 to IR-6) issued by Board Staff 1/13/2011 1 passage
Nancy McNeil, egulatory Affairs Officer/Clerk
Nancy McNeil, egulatory Affairs Officer/Clerk 1 IR-1: 2 Please provide a copy of the report referenced in the response to IR-GP5 (a). 3 4 IR-2: 5 When was the need for a new Oracle license identified for the first time? 6 8 Please compare...

AI summary The document contains a series of information requests related to a regulatory proceeding, including requests for a report, the identification of the need for a new Oracle license, comparisons of licensing models, user forecasts, and potential cost recoupment from other Emera affiliates.

09433NSPI (UARB) Letter re Oracle Update - Redacted 4/16/2012 2 passages
The reconciliation between these costs and those actually incurred by NS Power is provided below. Supporting details are provided in Confidential Attachment 1. p. p. 0
The reconciliation between these costs and those actually incurred by NS Power is provided below. Supporting details are provided in Confidential Attachment 1. Miro Consulting Inc. Oracle Software License Review Actual NS Power CI 34843 Or...

AI summary The document provides a reconciliation of costs related to Oracle software licenses for NS Power, with supporting details in Confidential Attachment 1. It includes tables with estimated total net license and support costs.

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32% Actual Total Net License & First Year Annual Support Cost of Compliance Items (Discount Achieved) 32% Please note that the capital expenditures associated with the purchase of the Oracle Programs total $ ______, as noted with an \ next...

AI summary The document discusses the confidentiality of cost details related to Oracle Programs and the potential risks of disclosing such information, including increased costs for customers due to competitive advantages gained by suppliers. The text emphasizes the need to protect customer value and mitigate risks associated with transparency in regulatory proceedings.

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