This is the third blog in a series of four on the adoption and implications of cost engineering, outlining the impact on people, processes, and technology. In the first, I outlined the compounding ...

While cloud migration and optimization aren’t new, the rising interest in artificial intelligence, and the impact of it on cloud spending, is requiring organizations to reconsider their approach in ...

Dan Galorath is founder and CEO of Galorath, a leader in cost estimation, actionable data and expertise for informed decision-making. Cost engineering has always been pivotal in balancing project ...

Kubernetes can help enable IT organizations to move faster, scale bigger and deploy more reliably. But with this power comes complexity—and cost. As workloads grow, so does cloud spending. While many ...

In the initial blog of this four-part series on the modern implications of cost engineering concepts, I outlined the compounding volatility of modern industrial markets and the critical need to rewire ...

Before making a big purchase, whether a product or a service, many people conduct research to ensure they pay a fair price. Comparing prices, reading reviews and even calling to get real-time quotes ...

A dedicated software development team can reduce engineering costs by 50% when the comparison includes total employment cost rather than salary alone. Savings come from lower recruitment overhead, ...

For a long time, air-pollution control equipment was budgeted the way a company budgets for fire insurance: a necessary cost ...