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The use of strategies, organization, and tools of cost management can be best understood with actual examples from industrial practice, especially if the examples are not from the reader’s field of knowledge. Therefore these examples were not too complex and are understandable for engineers. Besides those shown here, other examples are spread throughout the book, though often not as fully explained.
The procedures and the circumstances of the examples correspond to actual cases. The numbers and the boundary conditions have been simplified and modified because of the limited coverage, to prevent any direct connection to companies.
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(2007). Examples. In: Hundal, M.S. (eds) Cost-Efficient Design. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-34648-7_10
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