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Managing Costs & Revenues. Professor William F. O’Brien, MBA, CPA. Spring 2012. Session 1. Strategic Management Accounting Cost Accounting Review Barbary Pirates Case – The role of “spin”. Ansari: SMA. Strategic Triangle (QCT) Competition based on quality, cost & Time
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Managing Costs & Revenues Professor William F. O’Brien, MBA, CPA Spring 2012 MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Session 1 • Strategic Management Accounting • Cost Accounting Review • Barbary Pirates Case – The role of “spin” MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Ansari: SMA • Strategic Triangle (QCT) • Competition based on quality, cost & Time • Mgt. Attribute Triangle (TBC) • Relates to information system and strategic cost management tools • Impacts technical, behavioral & cultural aspects • Mgt. Actg. Links Strategy with Action • It is not an end unto itself • It is an integrating tool MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
SMA, cont. • The two triangles are dependent upon each other • This process is a framework to ensure that our management accounting tools possess the attributes necessary to achieve our strategic goals MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
SMA, cont. • QCT Triangle • Quality relates to customer needs • Long-term cost implications • Timeliness of delivery • TBC Triangle • Provides Technical insight • Encourages Behavioral changes • Supports Cultural beliefs MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
The Analysis “Trifecta” • Impact of actions/decisions/proposals • Quantitative • Strategic • Tactical • Let’s consider the HP-Compaq Deal MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Session 1-Appendix Cost Accounting Review MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Critical Cost Terms • Fixed vs. Variable • Product vs. Period • Manufacturing vs. Non-manufacturing • Direct vs. Indirect • Controllable vs. Uncontrollable • Opportunity and Sunk Costs • Differential Cost and Revenue • Critical Success Factors (CSF’s) MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Cost Drivers and Final Cost Objectives • Cost Drivers • Activity • Volume • Other • Structural • Executional • Final Cost Objective (FCO) MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Manufacturing Cost Flows RAW MATERIAL WORK-IN-PROCESS FINISHED GOODS BOH I O EOH B O/H R/M B O/H WIP B O/H F/G R/M TRANSFERS DIR. LABOR MFG OVERHEAD MANUFACTURING COSTS COST OF GOODS MANUFACTURED (COGM) E O/H WIP COGM COST OF GOODS SOLD (COGS) E O/H F/G R/M PURCHASES TRANSFERS TO WIP E O/H R/M P&L MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
CVP Analysis • Uses • Revenue planning • Cost classification • Commission analysis • Volume and mix determination • ABC modifications MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Break-even Analysis • Sales - variable costs = fixed costs • Contribution Margin Approach • FC/contribution margin ratio ($) • FC/unit contribution margin (units) • Equation Approach • (Unit SP)x - (unit VC)x = FC (units) • X - (VC%)x = FC ($) • CM approach is the easier to apply MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Margin of Safety • Actual sales - B/E sales • Margin of safety percentage • Margin of safety/actual sales MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Operating Leverage • CM/NI • Reflects the percentage increase in sales compared to the percentage increase in net income • High OL reflects high opportunity and high risk MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Multiple Product Line Format MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Contribution Margin Format • Also known as “Direct Costing” • Direct costing direct costs • P&L format: Sales xxx Variable costs -xxx Contribution margin xxx Fixed costs -xxx Net income xxx MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
CVP Limitations • Relevant range assumption • Difficulty in cost determination • Allocations • The “Scarlet Letter” of accounting MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Scarlet Letter of Accounting • Lacks Cost Mgt. • Error Prone • Distraction MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
Risk and Cost Mgt. • Risk plays a role • Risk-prone vs. risk adverse • Systems are designed to mitigate the negative aspects of risk preference MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012
5 Families of Cost Analysis • Make versus buy (outsourcing) • Continue or discontinue a business • Sell now or process further • Scarce resources • Pricing issues MANAGING COSTS AND REVENUES-2012