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UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Version 3.0 (Draft) Last Updated: 10 November 2011 Visit our CBA Website for more information regarding locations, signing up, upcoming training sessions, and more AMERICA’S ARMY: THE STRENGTH OF THE NATION Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) Four-Day Training Briefing Step 6: Alternative Selection Criteria 1

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Day 3 Agenda 0830 – 0930: “Step 6: Define Alternative Selection Criteria” 0940 – 1110: “Step 7/8: Compare Alternatives and Report Results and Recommendations” 1120 – 1200: Mini-case Exercise # – 1300: Lunch 1300 – 1330: Mini-case Exercise # – 1430: Mini-case Exercise # – 1530: Mini-case Exercise # – 1700 : Capstone Case Study Working Groups 2

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Key Learning Objectives This segment analyzes these seven topics: Define alternative selection criteria Comparing costs with benefits Risk assessment Decision support tools and methods (bringing the CBA together) Sensitivity analysis Billpayers Developing a report for leadership 3

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Step 6 discusses four topics: Alternative selection criteria overview How to develop selection criteria Examples of selection criteria Selection criteria exercise Step 6: Define Alternative Selection Criteria 4 Transition to Step 7: The analysis and calculations developed in this step will be used with the comparison of alternatives in Step Report Results and Recommendations 7. Compare Alternatives 6. Define Alternative Selection Criteria 5. Identify Quantifiable and Non- Quantifiable Benefits 4. Develop Cost Estimate for each Alternative 3. Define Alternatives 2. Define the Scope; Formulate Facts and Assumptions 1. Define the Problem/Opportunity and Objective

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Alternative Selection Criteria: The standards used to rank the alternatives and make a decision Reflect cost and the most significant benefits (quantitative and qualitative)—how well and how efficiently the course of action achieves the stated objective Cover both financial and non-financial aspects –Financial results are essential to building a persuasive CBA Alternative Selection Criteria Overview 5

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Criteria may include: –Quality (performance) –Cost (resources) –Speed of delivery (schedule) –Safety/risk –Stewardship –Resource management Decision makers use criteria to: –Examine the most important information –Evaluate the impact of the alternatives on the mission/objective How to Develop Selection Criteria 6 In order to select the strongest value proposition, use stakeholder needs and objectives to help develop criteria.

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Steps to create candidate selection criteria: 1.Consider the problem statement and objective. The selection criteria must reflect how well and how cost-effectively the objective is to be accomplished. 2.Comply with guidance provided by higher command, based on leadership priorities like cost efficiency, level of product quality, etc. (See Step 2) 3.Identify relevant cost issues (See Step 4) and benefits (See Step 5) How to Develop Selection Criteria (Cont’d) 7 Prioritize selection criteria Determine weights, if appropriate Then

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Selection criteria should: Reflect the costs and benefits listed in the analysis Be concise and non-redundant Provide a standard against which to compare alternatives Expose uncertainty, risk, and/or tradeoffs Not be unrealistically biased in favor of one alternative Include enough information to make an informed decision Be aligned with the goals of senior leadership How to Develop Selection Criteria (Cont’d) 8

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Selection criteria might include: Contribution to ARFORGEN Contribution to combat effectiveness (readiness) Compliance with laws, policies, and/or strategic planning documents Items produced Accuracy rates Compatibility with current systems Maintainability Political considerations Risk mitigation Cost, cost avoidance, savings, revenue generation, cash flow/outlay, etc. Examples - Selection Criteria 9

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Financial Methodologies are only applicable in very specific cases where costs and/or benefits are precisely quantified. However, the principles and thought processes supporting these methodologies should be emulated in any CBA. Examples of such methodologies include: Normalization Discounting Net Present Value (NPV) Break-Even Point (payback period) Financial Methodologies 10

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Normalization: The values of alternatives can easily be compared –Costs of today with costs of tomorrow –Present with future benefits –Costs with benefits Appropriate method must be chosen from many choices Costs and benefits may have to be recalculated based upon chosen method Common methods: –Discounting –Constant (base) year Normalization of Value 26

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Discounting Discounting: The process of calculating the present value of future amounts The opposite of compounding Method of accounting for risk –Puts more emphasis on present costs rather than future costs 3 Methods: Base Year analysis Present value analysis Net present value analysis 27

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Net Present Value (NPV): The difference between the present value of cash inflows and the present value of cash outflows –Used to analyze the profitability of an investment This works only if values, costs (outflows), and benefits (inflows) are quantified into monetary terms Net Present Value 13

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Net Present Value Formula Net Present Value (NPV): The amount of dollars that would have to be invested during the base year at the assumed discount (interest) rate to cover the costs, match the revenues, or match the savings at a specific point in the future 14

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Pros Most fundamental analysis Very easy to compare results Incorporates discount rate, which can represent risk Cons Limited use in the Army Benefits are purely monetary Applying a discount rate can be difficult Present Value Merits 15

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Alternative B is the most efficient (from a time value of money perspective). Example - Present Value This example was adopted from DA PAM Economic Analysis: Description and Methods dated 10 August The alternative with the lowest present value is preferred.

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES 1.Which costs more? 2.Present costs in base year 2000 dollars. 3.Present costs in discounted present value. Exercise - Present Value Current/Then year $MM TOTAL Alternative 1 (85)(21) (22)(23) (24)(219) Alternative 2 (150)(10)(11) (12) (217) Inflation:3% Discount Rate:5% 17

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Which costs more? Answer Key - Present Value Current/Then year $MM TOTAL Alternative 1 (85)(21) (22)(23) (24)(219) Alternative 2 (150)(10)(11) (12) (217) TOTAL Alternative 1 (85)(20) (205) Alternative 2 (150)(10) (210) Constant/Base year $MM TOTAL Alternative 1 (85)(20)(19) (18) (197) Alternative 2 (150)(10) (9) (206) PV $MM discounted at 5% rate 18

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Relative Costs: –Compare annual savings –Discounts at cost of capital Exercise – Net Present Value Current/Then year $MM NPV $MM discounted at 5% rate TOTAL Alternative 1 (85) Alternative 2 (150) (83) TOTAL Alternative 1 (85) Alternative 2 (150) (94) 19

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Break-Even Point: Used when a given alternative has a significant investment cost but is expected to experience cost reduction in future years Break-Even Point 20 This is also where (in current dollars): (savings) = (investment) (Cost Reduction) = (Upfront Investment)

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Summary of Break-Even Point: - It’s the year where the savings become positive. - Using inflation indices, constant dollars are converted into current dollars. - Savings are the difference between cumulative costs. Example - Break-Even Point 21

UNCLASSIFIED CBA 4-DAY TRAINING SLIDES Given the following problem statements, suggest possible Selection Criteria: – “Need to transport 4,000 lbs. of medical supplies from one bank of the Amazon River to another within 96 hours to support an Army humanitarian mission in Brazil.” – “We need an extremely mobile weapon platform that can provide indirect fire support to assist in ground operations.” – “Current residential facilities insufficient to accommodate influx of 400 new soldiers due to upcoming BRAC.” – “Product manufacturing time exceeds the limit specified by mission requirement by 15%.” Exercise: Defining Selection Criteria 22