At my company we are struggling every year with set up of detailed cost planning for the next 5 yearsm- based on complex big single unit costs that can have large variations due to FX, material escalations, cost of labor escalations, ext. Any experience in that? Saving Changes...
An AI tool is unlikely to be as helpful as a cost estimation tool or even a Monte Carlo simulation capability. With the latter, you could indicate worst case and best case scenarios for key cost components and have the simulation generate a distribution of potential outcomes.
Additionally, I'd suggest that five year projections are unlikely to be accurate regardless of the tool used - just look at the impacts which the pandemic created on labor and material costs in the construction industry. Anything beyond a year is likely to subject to a very large number of factors which could skew actuals unless you are able to lock in prices up front with suppliers.
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All thing generated by AI has a confidence level associated to it. That is calculated from data that is provided to the AI entity to learn. AI outputs always have an error associated to them. Saving Changes...
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