Year: 2011 Language: english Author: Jan O. Fischer Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 199 Description: Global competition in the shipbuilding industry, which is continuously intensifying due to the entry of developing countries into the shipbuilding market, leads to decreasing margins and enormous cost pressure in this industry. The disappearance of numerous smaller shipyards as well as the big players reducing their activities of new ship building indicate the need for measures to counteract this cost pressure. The first oil crises in the 1970’s and later oil price increases have substantially increased the importance of operating costs and the life cycle costs. Even if the significance of operating costs has sometimes temporarily waned in the face of periodic price reductions, the current state of limited resources now requires the integration of the entire life cycle of a ship into cost management. This book was written in light of this situation. Our goal is to demonstrate how effective cost management strengthens and ensures a manufacturer’s competitiveness in the maritime industry. To do so, we first provide an overview of the current state of cost management in the shipbuilding industry, showing the weak points in current methods, processes and systems. The book then shows how planning, analysis and management of costs should ideally occur with a focus on the cost management system “costfact”. This system has been developed specially for the maritime industry and enables users to capitalize on the enormous potential arising from cost-oriented design and engineering. The e-book contains the complete book as a pdf file, including the color illustrations in digital quality. For updates to the book, go to www.costfact.de/cost-management-book.htm.
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Cost Management in Shipbuilding
Language: english
Author: Jan O. Fischer
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 199
Description: Global competition in the shipbuilding industry, which is
continuously intensifying due to the entry of developing countries
into the shipbuilding market, leads to decreasing margins and
enormous cost pressure in this industry. The disappearance of
numerous smaller shipyards as well as the big players reducing their
activities of new ship building indicate the need for measures to
counteract this cost pressure.
The first oil crises in the 1970’s and later oil price increases have
substantially increased the importance of operating costs and the
life cycle costs. Even if the significance of operating costs has
sometimes temporarily waned in the face of periodic price
reductions, the current state of limited resources now requires the
integration of the entire life cycle of a ship into cost management.
This book was written in light of this situation. Our goal is to
demonstrate how effective cost management strengthens and
ensures a manufacturer’s competitiveness in the maritime industry.
To do so, we first provide an overview of the current state of cost
management in the shipbuilding industry, showing the weak points
in current methods, processes and systems. The book then shows
how planning, analysis and management of costs should ideally
occur with a focus on the cost management system “costfact”. This
system has been developed specially for the maritime industry and
enables users to capitalize on the enormous potential arising from
cost-oriented design and engineering.
The e-book contains the complete book as a pdf file, including the
color illustrations in digital quality. For updates to the book, go to
www.costfact.de/cost-management-book.htm.
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