How we cost, so the number holds.
A profitability model is only as good as the method under it. These are the costing methods and management frameworks we build on, chosen so every number stays traceable and defensible.
TDABC vs ABC
Why time-driven activity-based costing is faster and more durable.
Read →MethodThe Cost of AI
The unit cost and profitability of AI, measured with TDABC.
Read →MethodCosting Maturity Model
How mature is your costing, from blind bookkeeping to predictive.
Read →MethodSustainability and Cost
Activity-based carbon accounting and the marginal cost of abatement.
Read →MethodPlanning and Budgeting
Strategy, budgeting and forecasting built on a causal cost model.
Read →MethodZero-based Budgeting
Justify every euro from zero, against true activity costs.
Read →MethodCapacity Costing
Practical capacity and the cost of unused capacity, the base of TDABC.
Read →MethodAI Profitability
AI for speed, TDABC for logic, a full trail for trust.
Read →MethodValue-Based Health Care
True cost per patient pathway, the backbone of VBHC.
Read →MethodIFRS & Cost Accounting
From IAS 2 and IFRS 8 to IFRS 18, compliance that also informs.
Read →FrameworkBalanced Scorecard + TDABC
Connect strategy to the true cost of executing it.
Read →FrameworkLean & Six Sigma + TDABC
Cost the waste, so improvement targets the expensive work.
Read →FrameworkStrategy Execution + TDABC
Resource the plan against what each initiative really costs.
Read →Want the method on your data?
The Profit Check takes 12 to 15 minutes and shows where a proper cost method would pay.
- Duration
- 12 to 15 minutes
- You receive
- Score, 7 dimensions, sector benchmark
- Price
- Free, no email needed
Proof
A distributor in New Zealand. €1.335M of cost-to-serve made visible, then halved, and 830 loss-making customers brought down to 295.
Read the case study →Who you would be talking to
Miguel Guimarães, Founding Partner
Cost and profitability practitioner for 25+ years. Lectured alongside Professor Robert S. Kaplan at the CFO conference in Amsterdam (2009).
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