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The difference between cost control and cost management

1, cost control is to ensure that the cost is within the scope of budget estimation. Check the actual cost according to the budget, mark the actual or potential deviation, prepare the forecast and give measures to keep the cost in line with the target. Mainly includes:

(1) Supervise the implementation of the cost and find the deviation between the actual cost and the plan;

② Including some reasonable changes in the benchmark cost;

③ Prevent incorrect, unreasonable and unauthorized changes from being included in the benchmark cost;

(4) Notify all parties of the project of reasonable changes. In cost control, we must also combine its scope control, schedule control and quality control.

2. Cost management refers to a series of scientific management behaviors such as cost accounting, cost analysis, cost decision-making and cost control in the process of enterprise production and operation. Cost management includes cost planning, cost calculation, cost control and performance evaluation. Cost management generally includes cost forecasting, cost decision-making, cost planning, cost accounting, cost control, cost analysis, cost assessment and other functions.

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