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Cost structure is the exact cost of product delivery from R&D, materials, production, training, labor, marketing, distribution, sale, and support over the lifetime of a product. | Cost structure is the exact cost of product delivery from R&D, materials, production, training, labor, marketing, distribution, sale, and support over the lifetime of a product. | ||
Cost Structure determination during a development phase of a product is iterated rapidly and depends on: | |||
#Sourcing strategy | |||
#Production tooling | |||
#Production tooling | |||
#Production labor costs | |||
#Distribution development | |||
#Level of support | |||
Revision as of 14:57, 24 June 2020
Cost structure is the exact cost of product delivery from R&D, materials, production, training, labor, marketing, distribution, sale, and support over the lifetime of a product.
Cost Structure determination during a development phase of a product is iterated rapidly and depends on:
- Sourcing strategy
- Production tooling
- Production tooling
- Production labor costs
- Distribution development
- Level of support