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Hai Jin,Zhiling Yang,Jianhua Sun,Xuping Tu,Zongfen Hantures. We analyzed the question in the context of operational, interactive OLTP systems and proposed estimates for the expected resource consumption of customer-oriented services as a basis for cost allocation. In this way, we aimed to avoid elaborate and costly measurements during regular operation

DOLT

Jongmin Lee,Hojung Cha,Rhan Hatures. We analyzed the question in the context of operational, interactive OLTP systems and proposed estimates for the expected resource consumption of customer-oriented services as a basis for cost allocation. In this way, we aimed to avoid elaborate and costly measurements during regular operation

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Qing Gao,Qinghe Yinthat cost overruns are not necessarily bad per se; instead, attention should be directed to the question as to whether the procurement policies of the Department of Defense (DoD) satisfy the criterion of economic efficiency (see Peck and Sherer (1962)). In connection with this, applications of the p

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Bok-Nyong Park,Jihoon Myung,Wonjun Leeinty, and inte- grated systems all challenge the applicability of our existing tools and techniques. These Proceedings serve to document some of the completed and on-going re- search in the dynamic world of costing. This document is published in conjunction with the first Society of Cost Es- timatin

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Huda Md. Nurul,M. Julius Hossain,Shigeki Yamada,Eiji Kamioka,Ok-Sam Chaeg. In parallel, direct labor is fading as the primary cost driver while engineering and technology related cost elements loom ever larger. Traditional, labor-based ap- proaches to estimating costs are losing their relevance. Old methods require aug- mentation with new estimating tools and techniques

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Dae-In Choi,Jin-Woo Jung,Keum Youn Kwon,Doug Montgomery,Hyun-Kook Kahngg. In parallel, direct labor is fading as the primary cost driver while engineering and technology related cost elements loom ever larger. Traditional, labor-based ap- proaches to estimating costs are losing their relevance. Old methods require aug- mentation with new estimating tools and techniques