Mod\`eles de co\^uts en fonderie sable : les limites d'une approche g\'en\'erique
Nicolas Perry (LGM2B), Magali Mauchand (UTT), Alain Bernard (IRCCyN)

TL;DR
This paper examines the limitations of a generic cost modeling approach in sand casting, highlighting challenges in hierarchy and entity definition affecting cost control effectiveness.
Contribution
It introduces a cost entity concept linked to product activities and applies it to sand casting, revealing the approach's limitations.
Findings
Hierarchisation difficulties in model entities
Limits of a generic cost modeling approach
Challenges in defining cost-related entities
Abstract
The control of the costs, as soon as possible of the product life cycle, became a major asset in the competitiveness of the companies confronted with the universalization of competition. After having proposed the problems related this control difficulties, we will present an approach defining a concept of cost entity related to the activities of the product to be designed and realized. We will then try to apply this approach to the fields of the sand casting. This work will highlight the hierarchisation difficulties with the entities composing the models created as well as the limits of a generic approach.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOutsourcing and Supply Chain Management · Materials Engineering and Processing · Quality and Management Systems
