Especially when there are systems at hand that can begin to take control of activities and help to control costs. So much for the theory of print cost recovery in engineering business. By and large these questions need to be aimed at individual software systems. Some will handle certain details better than others, Others will sparkle with a flash of genius in the way it handles this or that particular situation. You need to evaluate a number of system to determine which one fits your needs best.
Lets take an opportunity to examine a cost recovery system in more detail.
The white paper that follows comes from Sepialine, Inc. of San Francisco and focuses on its Argos software. Although this document clearly sings the praises of Argos, it also identifies some important concerns and addresses them head-on. I think you'll find it enlightening. NET will feature more information on cost recovery systems in future months. I believe that most, if not all design offices can benefit in a very short space of time if they are willing to address this aspect of their business.