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Machine Design and Factory Automation Hailey Denison, CPA, has recently accepted a position as a financial anelyst with Machine Design and Factory Automation (MDFA) Ltd. Reporting to Dexter Reid, P. Eng., Vice-President of New Product Development, Denison is responsible for preparing detailed feasibility studies of all new products to dotermine if they are commercially viable prior to being approved for launch. Company policy requires that analysts use the net present value (NPV) method. Product Review Process MDFA is an industrial equipment design and manufacturing firm with a reputation for providing its three business units: the Ventilation Division produces heating, cooling, and air purification systems; the Surfaces Division makes equipment used to surface roads and pedestrians walkways; and the Factory Automation Division manufactures machine tools and system integration software. MDFA's divisions are autonomous and are expected to work closely with current and prospective customers to originate new product proposals. These proposals are presented to MDFA's Newr Product Screening Committee (NPSC) for approval In three stages. In the first stage, the division tries to convince the NPSC of the product's technical and commercial potential in general terms. If approved, the NPSC provides funding to design a prototype. In the second stage, the prototype is reviewed to determine if it is technically viable. The product is normally send back to the division for further refinements based on input from the committee. if these issues are addressed successfully, the product moves on to stage 3 where a detailed feasibility study of the commercial viability of the new product is completed by an independent financial analyst from the Office of the Vice-President of New Product Development. If approved at stage 3, the division receives funding to launch the product Machine Design and Factory Automation Hailey Denison, CPA, has recently accepted a position as a financial anelyst with Machine Design and Factory Automation (MDFA) Ltd. Reporting to Dexter Reid, P. Eng., Vice-President of New Product Development, Denison is responsible for preparing detailed feasibility studies of all new products to dotermine if they are commercially viable prior to being approved for launch. Company policy requires that analysts use the net present value (NPV) method. Product Review Process MDFA is an industrial equipment design and manufacturing firm with a reputation for providing its three business units: the Ventilation Division produces heating, cooling, and air purification systems; the Surfaces Division makes equipment used to surface roads and pedestrians walkways; and the Factory Automation Division manufactures machine tools and system integration software. MDFA's divisions are autonomous and are expected to work closely with current and prospective customers to originate new product proposals. These proposals are presented to MDFA's Newr Product Screening Committee (NPSC) for approval In three stages. In the first stage, the division tries to convince the NPSC of the product's technical and commercial potential in general terms. If approved, the NPSC provides funding to design a prototype. In the second stage, the prototype is reviewed to determine if it is technically viable. The product is normally send back to the division for further refinements based on input from the committee. if these issues are addressed successfully, the product moves on to stage 3 where a detailed feasibility study of the commercial viability of the new product is completed by an independent financial analyst from the Office of the Vice-President of New Product Development. If approved at stage 3, the division receives funding to launch the product