Investor

“A clever person solves a problem.

A wise person avoids it.”
― Albert Einstein

There are many things to consider when investing in a company or a product - market evaluation, IP rights, patents, marketing etc.

However, before there's a product to launch you need answers on costs of development and manufacturing. And before that, you need to make sure that the right people are in place - people who knows how to design every part (themselves or with partners), in a cost-effective manner.

Depending on your own expertize, Tammorra can help you evaluate areas where you need more in-depth input and assistance. 

Make sure you have all the facts before you invest!

Tammorra helps you to understand & evaluate

         R & D

-  Evaluate the company's competence & strategy
   to develop the product in an optimized fashion

-  Evaulate if the product is cost optimized 

-  How much does it cost and how long does it take
   to develop a product?

-  Evaluate the development budget based on 
   conditions you feel comfortable with

-  Evaluate engineers and other key personnel for
   the R&D department (short & long-term)

     Logistics

-  Setting up a logistics strategy (an initial one and
   a more long term solution 

-  How to plan for practical issues such as packaging
   and delivery solutions

-  How to set up distribution and evaluate partners
   involved

-  Find and evaluate personnel to handle logistics

Manufacturing

-  Understanding manufacturing strategies
   (based on place of outsourcing or in-house
   production, requirements on production
   standards etc.)

-  How you evaluate the right manufacturing
   supplier (EMS) for your product

-  What to consider, setting up a supply chain

-  Understanding supplier agreements

-  Find and evaluate personnel to handle the EMS
   relation

Unit cost

Having a fairly accurate idea of the manufacturing cost at a very early stage is essential, as it defines your overall business plan.

-  Estimating the manufacturing unit cost
   depending on one or more scenarios

-  How to adapt production due to increased
   demand and/or other circumstances

-  Explore potential (future) cost reductions 

If you want to make a first assessment of the company you are about to invest in, check my "to-do-list"