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Cost & Management Accounting Dr. Aravind Banakar –

Cost & Management Accounting Case 2 - Customer Profitability at Stoke plc Introduction Managers at Stoke plc have been using various teams to collect activity-based data since Each team has consisted of one or more management accountants working closely with department managers. The teams typically work for 3-6 months on data collection and developing spreadsheets. To date the teams have mainly focused on product costing. Recently two teams have been set up to collect data to improve the company’s understanding of customer-related costs and profitability. One team has looked at distribution costs and the second at order related costs.

Collecting Data The management accept that a ‘cost sampling’ or snapshot’ approach is the best way to identify key activities and their costs. This technique helps the department to develop estimates of how much time is devoted to different activities. Then by using an average hourly rate for all staff managers will be able to estimate the total annual cost of an activity. The decision to use an average hourly rate for all staff will save time. Managers decided that between 4 to 8 activities should to be identified by each team. The possibility of identifying activities was considered but this was rejected because there was very little time to do the work. For the whole exercise it was felt that the information must not take too long to collect and interpret.

ABC data Team 1 - Order related overheads (Data based on 3 customers)

Team 2 Distribution costs (Data based on 3 customers) Customer sales and activity analysis

The following table summarises the percentage of each cost driver per customer.

Questions Question 1 Calculate the profit for each customer based on the ABC data and discuss what steps the company should consider to improve the profitability of individual customers. Question 2 Assume that the company has a complete analysis of all customer-related revenues and costs. Discuss why such data is needed and how it can be used to help a company compete profitably.

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