End-to-end Electrical Costing
How to streamline your electrical costing with Shift Left and Feature Costing
In the field of tension between ever shorter development cycles and competitiveness, features that can be experienced by the customer determine the success or failure of a vehicle. A consistent and holistic end-to-end cost calculation gives manufacturers a transparent overview of the costs and CO2 emissions of these features. By leveraging the Shift Left, well-founded decisions can be made at an early stage of the product development process.
In this webinar, you will learn how you can benefit from the seamless combination of a detailed Electrical Harness Design with powerful Product Cost Management capabilities. We will guide you through the ready-to-use Shift Left scenario and give you an outlook on the possibilities of a future Feature Costing scenario.
Your benefits – get insights into the following topics:
- What are the challenges in Electrical Costing?
- How can a Shift Left with the combination of detailed electrical harness design with extensive cost and carbon footprint calculation and engineering be realized?
- What are the potentials of holistic Feature Costing?
This webinar is addressed to:
Departments or product managers in electrical distribution system, wiring or harness design.
Departments responsible for cost calculation, value analysis and value engineering.
Departments responsible for purchasing.
Register now for the free webinar on February 22, 2024. Should you be unavailable for the live event, use your registration to secure access to the recording.
Vorstellung der Referenten
Alexander Stumm
PreSales Business Development Automotive
Mr. Stumm has worked in various areas of Customer Success for the automotive industry. He is currently working on cross-domain cost engineering approaches to ensure an end-to-end process chain.
Hodei Osacar Aguirre
Pre-Sales Solution Consultant
Hodei has worked for over 6 years in the field of Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering focused on the wiring harness domain, from early functional decomposition down to the wiring harness manufacturing process. Currently he is focused on interfacing System Model data and analyzing early vehicle feature implementation impact for downstream reuse.
Mehmet Kilic
PreSales Business Development Consultant
Mehmet Kilic hat langjährige Erfahrung im industriellen Cost Management und ist verantwortlich für kundenspezifische Anwendungsfälle für Kalkulation und Nachhaltigkeit des Siemens Cost Managements Portfolios.