为什么每个人都在购买UPS时犯了错误(以及怎样避开)
我是一名采购经理,管理着年度IT硬件预算。在花了六年时间记录每一笔订单后,我发现购买UPS最大的错误不是买错容量,而是忽视了比价格更关键的一点。
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我是一名采购经理,管理着年度IT硬件预算。在花了六年时间记录每一笔订单后,我发现购买UPS最大的错误不是买错容量,而是忽视了比价格更关键的一点。
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