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Join Doug Howarth as he talks about the theory of Hypernomics, and how his company, Hypernomics Inc., applies it to cost modeling. The author of his upcoming book, Hypernomics: Using Hidden Dimensions to Solve Unseen Problems, Mr Howarth will describe how Hypernomics can be applied to a host of problems in modern analytics. Using his company’s software, he’ll show you how to find market openings, maximize profits and avoid the mistakes that have cost others billions of dollars.
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Society of Cost Engineers’ Sponsor Series Unison Edition: “Model-Based Cost Engineering” at its Finest.
Society of Cost Engineers’ Sponsor Series Unison Edition: “Model-Based Cost Engineering” at its Finest.
Model-based design continues to yield unprecedented speeds in technology solution development. Integrated and data-driven Model-Based Cost Engineering ("MBCE") promises to estimate concurrently at the speed of design. Depending on the job size, that could mean the team receives updates in days instead of weeks. Taking advantage of MBCE requires vision, starts with just a couple of inputs, and can adapt based on organizational maturity. This presentation discusses critical attributes regarding people, processes, data, and technology that impact the success of model-based costing. Model-based design should derive optimal technology solutions with achievable implementations supported by affordable cost estimates. Simply put, the best solution must also be executable with acceptable costs. Organizational readiness to adopt MBCE, informed by model-based design, reflects the commitment to streamlined, credible, repeatable, integrated business processes that responds to high and increasing expectations in today's market.
“Model-Based Cost Engineering” at its Finest (UNISON Showcase)
“Model-Based Cost Engineering” at its Finest (UNISON Showcase)
Description: Model-based design continues to yield unprecedented speeds in technology solution development. Integrated and data-driven Model-Based Cost Engineering ("MBCE") promises to estimate concurrently at the speed of design. Depending on the job size, that could mean the team receives updates in days instead of weeks. Taking advantage of MBCE requires vision, starts with just a couple of inputs, and can adapt based on organizational maturity. This presentation discusses critical attributes regarding people, processes, data, and technology that impact the success of model-based costing. Model-based design should derive optimal technology solutions with achievable implementations supported by affordable cost estimates. Simply put, the best solution must also be executable with acceptable costs. Organizational readiness to adopt MBCE, informed by model-based design, reflects the commitment to streamlined, credible, repeatable, integrated business processes that responds to high and increasing expectations in today's market.
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Sponsor Series FACTON Edition: Mastering Cost Estimation in Product Development: 4 Essential Steps to Unlocking Full Potential.
Sponsor Series FACTON Edition: Mastering Cost Estimation in Product Development: 4 Essential Steps to Unlocking Full Potential.
In today's competitive marketplace, cost estimation is critical in product development. Knowing how much a product will cost to manufacture and what the product emissions will be can help companies make informed decisions - from pricing to design and sustainability.
However, many companies need to take full advantage of costing capabilities. To unlock its full potential, it is essential to be transparent about costs, work collaboratively, identify cost drivers, and analyze the product's cost and carbon footprint results. In our webinar hosted by the Society of Cost Engineers, we will discuss and demonstrate four essential steps to help companies better understand their products and make better decisions about their development and pricing.
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FACTON
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• Jacques Decarie, North America Account Director and Board Member at SOCE
• Michael Betz, Pre-Sales Consultant
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