activity based management chapter five. definition activity based activities plus value added or how...
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DefinitionDefinitionActivity Based Activities plus
Value Added orHow to submit a successful and
profitable BID
ABC StepsABC Steps1. Identify and Classify Activities
◦Unit, Batch, Product, Customer, Facility◦Exercise 4.33 pg 168 and 4.35 pg 169
2. Estimate Cost of Activity3. Determine cost driver and
calculate rate Estimated Cost/ Estimated
driver = rate◦Exercise 4.31 and 4.32 pg 168
Assign or apply rate to actual driver
Activity Based Management Activity Based Management StepsSteps1. Identify Value Added vs non
value added activity2. Score as high or low3. Identify opportunities that
enhance value added and decrease non value added.
Target CostingTarget CostingCompany Needs = Company profit
goals
RevenueX Return on Sales (ROS) GM% no S&A= Target Cost3 elements of Target Costing# of units sold, Sales price, ROS %Exercises 5.34, 5.35, 5.36
Non Value Added Non Value Added ExamplesExamplesPg 190Build up of InventoryQueque TimeProduction Moving TimeWorker Moving TimePoor Quality
What Makes a Value Added What Makes a Value Added ActivityActivity1. How do you measure value
added Acitivities2. Who would be responsible for
the activityCustomer wants more of the activity
Reach the company’s goal by performing the activity
Costing our each activitityCosting our each activitity1. Identify major activity2.Identify Subactivity and cost – usually
just DL3. Assign Order- Value from 1-5 highest
value4. Cost the activity5. Cost each level of value – How much
would you save
Exercise 5.25, 5.26, 5.27and 5.28 pg 205 - 206
By doing Activity Based Management analysis for one customer your efforts will affect the production of other products.
Chapter 5 HomeworkChapter 5 Homework5.41 (60 Min)5.47 ( 40 min)5.54 ( 45 min)Can you get the homework done
faster.