For a cleansheet model to operate at its best, it must be integrated into the wider organization and used as an important decision-support tool in design and product development. This requires a dedicated owner and supporting infrastructure that maximizes cross-functional integration and knowledge transfer. The cleansheet IT tools and database are standardized across functions to achieve economies of scale and re-use, while the information that drives these models comes from each function—suppliers provide bill-of-materials and supplier capabilities, engineering provides data on parts properties and cost drivers, supply chain describes the logistics flow, manufacturing details production flow scenarios, and control teams deliver overhead costs.
A Deep Dive into Cleansheet’s Advertising Capabilities
Explore Cleansheet’s advertising services has built and validated its cleansheet; it serves two basic purposes: Providing a “should cost” figure to guide procurement negotiations with suppliers, and highlighting opportunities for process or design changes that can produce significant savings. For example, one cable manufacturer used its cleansheet to identify the principal sources of cost in their power cables and then used it to inform a series of process changes that resulted in reduced materials requirements.
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