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Implementing Manufacturing and Materials Management: From Empty Plant to Costed Work Order · Module 16 · Cost Planning

Analysing the rolled-up cost

Lesson 169 of 188 · 12 min

Open the cost breakdown for the multi-level assembly, show the split by cost element — material, labour, machine, overhead — drill into a sub-assembly's contribution, compare against the previous scenario or the current published cost, investigate a component whose cost moved significantly, and show the report a controller would actually want. This is the deliverable the controller cares about. Not the configuration — the breakdown. Show it the way you would show it to her. Comparing scenarios is how you sanity-check an annual roll-up. A cost that moved forty per cent is either a real price change or an error, and you want to know which before publishing. Investigate before publishing, not after. Once published, it is the basis for every variance.

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In this module: Module 16 · Cost Planning

  1. 1What a standard cost is made of
  2. 2Cost scenarios
  3. 3Standard costs for materials
  4. 4Resource rates
  5. 5Overhead rates
  6. 6Rolling up costs
  7. 7Analysing the rolled-up cost
  8. 8Updating and publishing costs
  9. 9What breaks
  10. 10Lab: roll it up and publish
Analysing the rolled-up cost — Implementing Manufacturing and Materials Management: From Empty Plant to Costed Work Order — MSAMM