Identifying Product Line Profitability through Landed Cost Analysis

Edit: The webinar is closed for registration (February 5th 2013)

Establishing landed costs for the products that a company handles can be a tricky business. There are freight costs, but they are not generally by SKU. There is trade promotional spending, which might be by item, by product group, or just to a customer. In order to accurately calculate the landed cost, all factors beyond the obvious Cost of Goods Sold must be considered.

Calculating landed cost is critical to understanding what a product actually costs and therefore what it can be sold for. Join us as we present how Business Impact and TARGIT helped Litehouse Foods master their Landed Cost requirements and significantly impact their product line profitability.

Click the Orange button and sign up for the Webinar through our partner Targit’s registration page. Takes only a few seconds.

Time: February 5th, 2013 at 2:00 EST

Recommended for: Logistics, finance, and manufacturing focused individuals looking to gain knowledge in Product Line Profitability.  Existing or prospective users of Business Intelligence solutions are welcomed too.

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