Strategic initiative for a product costing information system

Mass customization is the paradigm in this modern consumer-centric era, where consumer expectation demands a wide range of varieties in product customization. Taking a critical role in the supply chain, SME companies are required to handle a high ration of product customization to challenge the mar...

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Main Author: Dhanalakshmi Kalyana Sundaram
Other Authors: Ng Wee Keong
Format: Theses and Dissertations
Language:English
Published: 2009
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-191562019-12-10T12:37:06Z Strategic initiative for a product costing information system Dhanalakshmi Kalyana Sundaram Ng Wee Keong Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information DRNTU::Engineering::Industrial engineering::Information systems Mass customization is the paradigm in this modern consumer-centric era, where consumer expectation demands a wide range of varieties in product customization. Taking a critical role in the supply chain, SME companies are required to handle a high ration of product customization to challenge the market competition. Hence a strategic product costing system is required to address SME companies' need for mas customization, in addition to giving cost visibility in the entire product life cycle phases. Activitiy Based Costing is a well recognized costing methodology which aims to optimize the product life cycle process. Product family architecture is identified as the concept through which to address the mass customization requirements in product configuration. This dissertation aims at developing an information system for product costing, based on the Activity Based Costing concepts and Product Family Architecture. Master of Science (Information Systems) 2009-10-23T07:32:36Z 2009-10-23T07:32:36Z 2008 2008 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/19156 en Nanyang Technological University 77 p. application/pdf
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Dhanalakshmi Kalyana Sundaram
Strategic initiative for a product costing information system
description Mass customization is the paradigm in this modern consumer-centric era, where consumer expectation demands a wide range of varieties in product customization. Taking a critical role in the supply chain, SME companies are required to handle a high ration of product customization to challenge the market competition. Hence a strategic product costing system is required to address SME companies' need for mas customization, in addition to giving cost visibility in the entire product life cycle phases. Activitiy Based Costing is a well recognized costing methodology which aims to optimize the product life cycle process. Product family architecture is identified as the concept through which to address the mass customization requirements in product configuration. This dissertation aims at developing an information system for product costing, based on the Activity Based Costing concepts and Product Family Architecture.
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