Wevolver has looked into this topic and analyzed why "should costing" often doesn't work in practice.
Why "should costing" does not work for Custom Parts
06.03.2025
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of Chantal Kasper
"Should Costing" is a widely used method for cost calculation – but it reaches its limits when it comes to custom-made parts. Why? Because every manufacturing request is unique, and factors such as material availability, production capacities, and manufacturing technology play a crucial role.
Wevolver has explored this topic and analysed why "Should Costing" often fails in practice. Read the full article on WeVolver.com
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