AI-Supported Assessment of Complexity Costs (in English)
- 04/11/2026 16:00 - 17:00 '
- Public
- Free of cost
- Language: English
- Platform: Teams
AI-Supported Assessment of Complexity Costs (in English)
AI-Supported Complexity Cost Assessment
In industrial companies, meeting changing market and customer demands often requires a broad range of products leading to increasing product variety This creates complexity across parts, modules, processes, and organizational activities. While direct costs are usually well understood, the indirect costs caused by complexity are often difficult to identify and allocate, potentially distorting product and portfolio profitability.
Value Stream Mapping provides a foundation for assessing these costs, but conventional approaches are often time-consuming, heavily dependent on expert judgement, and difficult to use for dynamic forecasts and simulations.
The ICV Live Webinar demonstrates how AI-supported complexity cost assessment, combined with Activity-Based costing, enables a step change which can make indirect complexity costs fully transparent and scalable. A live demo shows how cost relationships can be visualized and how the same data foundation can be used for forecasts, simulations, and improved business decisions.
Speaker
Dr. Peter Greiner
Dr. Peter Greiner has worked as an international business consultant since 2023, based in Stockholm, Sweden, and currently serves as Operations Officer Germany for the North European Modularization Network.
He has over 30 years of experience in international controlling in various roles at local, regional, and global levels, gained through his work with the multinational home appliance manufacturer Electrolux AB. He is absolutely passionate about controlling and loves to share his expertise and experience. He is particularly interested in exploring the connection between financial metrics and business activities.
Dr. Greiner has been a member of the ICV (International Association of Controllers) for more than 20 years. He is the head of the ICV workgroup Sweden and is the moderator of ICV webinars. He is also listed as a Senior Expert in the consulting division of the Controller Akademie.
Dr. Peter Greiner studied physics at the Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg, where he earned his doctorate in experimental physics. He received his controlling education at the Controller Akademie. He lives in Stockholm and Hamburg.
Dr. Peter Greiner, Consultant, Operations Officer North European Modularization Network NEM
