Target Costing and Value Engineering (Strategies in Confrontational Cost Management Series) by Robin Cooper  (1)
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``This book provides great insights and perspectives into target cost management practice by combining theory and practice both in the U.S. and Japan.''--Hiroshi Oakano, Professor, Osaka City University. ``Target costing is an essential tool for companies striving to achieve and maintain a position of true cost competitiveness. This book makes an important contribution to the field of strategic cost management, and should be required reading for any executive interested in achieving world-class business performance.''--Charles H. Noski, Senior Vice President and CFO, Hughes Electronics. Target costing has been successfully used as a srategic weapon by Japanese companies for nearly two decades. Now, with Target Costing, Shahid L. Ansari and Jan E. Bell help you understand the tools manufacturers must use by strengthen their companies' competitive advantages. The one-and-only reference on how target costing is building a culture of excellence in many organizations todoay. Target Costing illustrates how this management approach: helped companies like Chrylser, Caterpillar and Boeing make impressive comebacks; centers on the principle that cost management starts before a product is produced; shows why investors looking for solid companies can use target costing as a sign of market dominance.
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Provides practical insights on using target costing to build a culture of excellence in your organization. Focuses on relationships with the customer, suppliers, dealers and recyclers. DLC: Target costing.
``This book provides great insights and perspectives into target cost management practice by combining theory and practice both in the U.S. and Japan.''--Hiroshi Oakano, Professor, Osaka City University. ``Target costing is an essential tool for companies striving to achieve and maintain a position of true cost competitiveness. This book makes an important contribution to the field of strategic cost management, and should be required reading for any executive interested in achieving world-class business performance.''--Charles H. Noski, Senior Vice President and CFO, Hughes Electronics. Target costing has been successfully used as a srategic weapon by Japanese companies for nearly two decades. Now, with Target Costing, Shahid L. Ansari and Jan E. Bell help you understand the tools manufacturers must use by strengthen their companies' competitive advantages. The one-and-only reference on how target costing is building a culture of excellence in many organizations todoay. Target Costing illustrates how this management approach: helped companies like Chrylser, Caterpillar and Boeing make impressive comebacks; centers on the principle that cost management starts before a product is produced; shows why investors looking for solid companies can use target costing as a sign of market dominance.
Book Info
Provides practical insights on using target costing to build a culture of excellence in your organization. Focuses on relationships with the customer, suppliers, dealers and recyclers. DLC: Target costing.
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- Target Costing (Mechanical Engineering (Marcell Dekker)) by M. Bradford Clifton on page 37, and page 86
- Modern Manufacturing Technology and Cost Estimation: A systematic approach with engineering vision by Michael Lembersky on page 97
- Advances in Management Accounting, Volume 9 (Advances in Management Accounting) (Advances in Management Accounting) by John Y. Lee on page 42
- Enterprise Resources Planning and Beyond: Integrating Your Entire Organization (Apics Series on Resource Management) by Gary A Langenwalter on page 238
- Modern Manufacturing Technology and Cost Estimation: A systematic approach with engineering vision by Michael Lembersky on page 97