From the course: Cost Reduction for Procurement: Using Demand-side Tools
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Should-cost modeling for cost reduction
From the course: Cost Reduction for Procurement: Using Demand-side Tools
Should-cost modeling for cost reduction
- How do your suppliers determine their pricing? There are many possibilities here from premium pricing, market pricing, to cost plus pricing. Unfortunately, it can be very difficult for a procurement professional to dictate to the supplier how they should price their products. If you have very high buying power, then you'll certainly stand a better chance. This technique works best for physical goods. The essence of this lever is to deconstruct the individual cost components of the product that you buy in order to arrive at a logical cost. Ideally, for the product in question, you need to know the costs for each of the raw materials, labor cost, processing cost, energy, overheads, and profit, and try to establish whether the price you are being charged is reasonable. Once you have this information, you can model the cost that you think the item should cost, rebuilding it from the bottom up using all the market…
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What are demand-side levers?39s
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Demand reduction to reduce costs3m 40s
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Value engineering for cost reduction2m 58s
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Value analysis for cost reduction3m 13s
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Should-cost modeling for cost reduction3m 50s
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Using specification management to control your costs3m 34s
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Utilizing demand aggregation to reduce costs3m 25s
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Optimize your order quantity to reduce costs3m 19s
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How to make savings from demand forecasting4m
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