Target costing : the next frontier in strategic cost management
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Target costing : the next frontier in strategic cost management
Irwin Professional Pub., c1997
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Note
"A CAM-1/CMS model for profit planning and cost management"--Jacket
"Shahid L. Ansari, Jan E. Bell and the CAM-1 Target Cost Core Group"--Jacket
"A project undertaken by the Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing-International Cost Management Systems program, Arlington, Texas."--C.I.P
Bibliography: p. 239-244
Includes index
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Description
Target costing is an innovative technique that enables companies to deliver a customer-defined product at the lowest possible cost. Without proper planning, however, target costing can be difficult to implement effectively. Target Costing presents a framework for managers to understand how target costing works and how to plan and implement an effective system. Key topics include: How target costing relates to business strategy and profit planning; A process model that links target costing with the product development cycle; the linkages between customer requirements and costing; tools, information systems and measurement systems required to support target costing.
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