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Your LTSA is ending: What should you do?

By: Publication details: nov. 2010Description: 5 p. ; 110-114 In: Power Engineering 114Summary: Transcripción del resumen del autor. Imagine this: The expiration date or other contractual "off ramp" for your long term service agreement (LTSA) is approaching and your company has decided to make an exit, or at least to attempt a renegotiation with the original equipment manufacturer. Many alternatives are available as you try to determine the best path forward for your turbines. Sound familiar? If so, there are many issues to consider as you plan your next move.
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Transcripción del resumen del autor. Imagine this: The expiration date or other contractual "off ramp" for your long term service agreement (LTSA) is approaching and your company has decided to make an exit, or at least to attempt a renegotiation with the original equipment manufacturer. Many alternatives are available as you try to determine the best path forward for your turbines. Sound familiar? If so, there are many issues to consider as you plan your next move.

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