This PPT slide, part of the 23-slide Target Costing PowerPoint presentation, presents an overview of the Target Costing Process, emphasizing the importance of Value Engineering (VE) in achieving target costs while enhancing product functionality and quality. It outlines 4 distinct strategies that executives can adopt during the product development phase: Zero-look, First-look, Second-look, and Teardown.
The Zero-look strategy is introduced as applicable during the concept proposal stage. Its primary goal is to innovate by introducing new functionalities that did not previously exist. This approach encourages creativity and the exploration of novel ideas early in the development process.
The First-look strategy focuses on optimizing existing products and processes. It involves modifying materials, designs, and systems to enhance performance while minimizing costs. This method is about refining what already exists rather than starting anew, making it a practical choice for organizations looking to improve efficiency without significant overhauls.
The Second-look strategy targets products that fail to meet established target costs during production. This approach aims to identify and implement cost-reduction measures at this later stage, ensuring that financial goals are met without compromising product quality.
Lastly, the Teardown method involves disassembling a product to analyze its components. This technique allows leaders to compare their products with competitors’ offerings, identifying potential areas for design improvements or cost savings.
Overall, the slide effectively communicates the various strategies available for executives aiming to achieve target costs, highlighting the critical role of Value Engineering in this process. Each method offers unique advantages, allowing organizations to tailor their approach based on specific needs and circumstances.
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