I’ve implemented net-profit and cost-management analytical applications – that include realistic, indirect cost at customer and product levels –at a variety of companies. Without exception, each one rapidly and significantly improved the bottom line.

Most companies know revenue, discount, COGs, and some direct costs at the customer and product level, but to complete the net-profit picture, they also need realistic indirect costs, which includes acquiring, supplying, and cost-to-serve.

Improving Customer and Product Bottom Line

Most analysts and experts say that knowing the true net margin at the customer and product level …
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