• Gain a competitive edge with our comprehensive cost models, clean sheet costing techniques that accurately detail each cost element
• Respond to risk scenarios quickly and effectively, as the impact of price volatility on key raw material or sub-services can be predicted using historical and real-time data |
• Improve visibility through product cost break up to identify the best-fit supplier and implement a vendor management program for long-term supplier relationships
• Strengthen supplier negotiations with cost insights that provide true cost of goods and market conditions in advance |
• Increase cost savings using spend analysis derived from detailed cost break up, landed cost variations on bill of materials
• Improve price hedging as future price trends of components/services are known |
• Optimize budget planning as should cost model helps understand the current and future market trends
• Find alternatives to products/services that have high profit margins or are not cost effective |
With close to 20 years of experience, our team of should cost model experts has led to buyer-supplier cost-modeling collaborations, which, in turn, have paved the way to higher mutual profitability.
Insights derived from our should cost model offer an objective and fact-based view of manufacturing costs and service costs. This not only improves negotiation power but also helps companies to engage with suppliers based on their value offering rather than the lowest bidder
We supplement our should cost model analysis with extensive interviews with industry experts, design engineers, product development teams to offer insights that help clients to successfully identify the right time to stock raw materials and improve cross functional collaboration. Such insights have helped our clients to avoid cost overrun as well as ensure optimal stock
Our best-in-industry cost estimation tool offers clients a detailed cost break analysis and determines the underlying cost drivers. Such details help identify overpriced products and their alternatives, thereby improving profits.
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