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Rationalization of controllable expenses is an integral component to any strategic cost reduction engagement. Often, an organization must identify and size potential saving opportunities within controllable expenses. To ensure that these savings can be realized and sustained, a holistic approach to tackling controllable expenses is required.
This document serves as a "how-to" guide in identifying, recommending, executing, and sustaining controllable expense reduction opportunities in a Enterprise Cost Reduction (ECR) environment. This framework presents a holistic approach to managing controllable expenses.
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Cost Reduction Assessment Growth Strategy Consulting Frameworks Costing Strategic Sourcing Strategy Frameworks Organizational Design Lean Management/Enterprise Supply Chain Analysis Strategic Analysis M&A (Mergers & Acquisitions) Capital Structure Cost of Quality Pricing Strategy Management Accounting Strategic Planning Warehouse Management Communications Strategy Strategic Thinking Presentation Development Pyramid Principle Performance Management Benchmarking Strategy Development Vision Statement Value Chain Analysis Financial Modeling Business Case Development Business Case Example Gap Analysis Consulting Training Quality Management & Assurance
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