Strategic Planning Flashcards
What are conformance vs. nonconformance costs?
Prevention and appraisal are conformance to quality costs.
Internal and external failure are nonconformance costs
What are Balanced Scorecards perspectives?
By performance measures:
- Financial (profitability, ROI)
- Customer (surveys)
- Internal Strategy (strategic, averages, measuring cost times, promote innovation within firm)
- Learning and Growth (innovation)
A basic assumption of ABC is…
Products or services require the performance of activities
What is a master budget and what major budgets does it summarize?
A static budget for the company as a whole.
Operating- IS
Financial- capital budget, cash, BS
Explain static budgets
Analyze conditions for a specific level of activity (what would labor cost be if level of sales were x)
Do not change
Production Budget
Budgeted sales (in units) \+ desired EI = total needs - BI = Number of units to be produced
Order budgets be prepared in…
- Sales budget
- Production budget
- DM purchases budget
- Cash disbursements budget
- Budgeted FS
Expected value
Various values are multiplied by the probability of that outcome occurring and adding the amounts together
List Quality Control programs
- Prevention costs
- Appraisal- costs of discovering which units don’t confirm to spec
- Internal Failure- nonconforming product discovered before shipment and reworked
- External Failure- nonconforming product discovered after shipment, rework of returned product
Prepare Operating Budget
Prepare sales forecast
Prepare desired end Inventory
Prepare production budget based on sales forecast (units to produce=desired EI+budgeted sales units-BI)
Prepare inventory costs based on production level
Prepare CGS budget
Prepare SGA
Prepare IS budget
Calculate annual purchases
CGS
+ EI
- BI
= Annual purchases
Balanced Scorecards commonly include…
Strategic objectives- statement of firms goals
Performance measures- yardstick to track if goals are met
Baseline performance- how well firm is doing under performance measure
Targets- the goal being sought
Strategic initiatives- changes firm will take to achieve objectives
Reward to Risk ratio
Mean return/SD
Coefficient of Correlation
R - measures the degree of linearity in the relationship between dependent and independent
- Only vary between +1 and -1 (think hedging for -1)
Coefficient of Determination
R^2 - square root of coefficient of correlation.
Lies between 0 and 1, closer to 1 gives higher level of assurance that independent (cost driver) accounts for most of the variability in dependent (total cost)