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Seeing Activity-Based Costs
(10/1/2003) CFO Project Volume 2
By David Southiere, Accenture
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In addition to supporting dimensional profitability, emerging techniques such as activity-based costing can play a greater role in overall business performance management.


Dimensional profitability is the assignment of costs and revenues to business segments as a means for for evaluating each business segment’s contribution to the overall enterprise profit and loss. Those business segments, also referred to as dimensions, typically include such areas as product, customer, sales channel, and business.


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