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In Target costing system, comapnies tries to achieve target prices by reducing those parts of activity which are not increasing the value of product. Life cycle costing is a concept in which companies tries to read the overall process of development of product life cycle and tries to minimise the cost at area where it is not required or not increase the value of product.
Stephen J. Kirk has written: 'Life cycle costing for design professionals' -- subject(s): Building, Cost control, Life cycle costing 'Enhancing value in design decisions'
R. B. Hutton has written: 'Life cycle costing'
None. There is a book: Life's stages: their duties and opportunities By James Stark
F. Rubinstein has written: 'The Effect of Lighting System Components on Lighting Quality, Energy Use, and Life-Cycle Cost' -- subject(s): Life cycle costing
ABM strategically incorporates activity analysis, activity-based costing (ABC), activity-based budgeting, life cycle and target costing, process value analysis, and value-chain analysis.
The advantages of the product life cycle concept is that it provides a basic structure that allows you to see where you are, and what lies ahead. R u doing ur ICDM assignment? I may help u..pls contact 0134002000...Mr Lim.
Some advantages of life cycle costing are that it results in earlier actions to generate revenue and it encourages companies to find a balance between costs and expenses. A disadvantage of this concept is that since expenses of an asset are spread over years, it takes longer to turn a profit.
Dianne H. Kay has written: 'Evaluation of service life of noise barrier walls in Illinois' -- subject(s): Evaluation, Life cycle costing, Noise barriers, Service life (Engineering), Soundproofing, Testing, Traffic noise
it is a life cycle to them or their life.
A moth has a 4-stage life cycle.