Cost, Profıtabılıty & Fınancıal Control 

Most companies calculate costs. But very few make decisions based on cost.
The first thing examined:

• Is the cost correct?

• Or is it merely an accounting entry?

In most cases:

• The actual cost differs from the known cost

• Some products operate at a loss without being noticed

• More important than accurately calculating realized costs is the ability to correctly forecast and pre-calculate future operating and product costs. Pricing is done not for past periods, but for future ones.

We move cost from being a report to being at the center of the decision-making mechanism.