Tongue In Cheek Definition of Cost Analysis
October 22, 2009 · Filed Under Thoughts - 0 Comment(s)
From an Aerospace Corporation course:
“The art of estimating the cost of acquisitions. It involves using incomplete, inaccurate, and changing data for an outmoded and ineffective system to derive a precise cost of purchasing an unknown quantity of an undefined new system to satisfy an overly exaggrated & unvalidated requirement at some time in the future with a minimum of funds”
Ouch. Sometimes this is the job.
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