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    There may be a conflict between reducing costs and maintaining the aesthetic or esteem value of a product. A value analysis exercise should not compromise the product's functionality to cut costs, but may result in a less aesthetically pleasing design. When cost cutting and aesthetics cannot be reconciled, senior management should provide clear guidance on which takes priority.

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    There may be a conflict between reducing costs and maintaining the aesthetic or esteem value of a product. A value analysis exercise should not compromise the product's functionality to cut costs, but may result in a less aesthetically pleasing design. When cost cutting and aesthetics cannot be reconciled, senior management should provide clear guidance on which takes priority.

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    reducing costs and maintaining the aesthetic value (esteem value)
    of a product. Whereas a VA exercise should not result in a sacrifice of the product's function in order to
    cut costs, it might result in a product that is not as pleasing aesthetically. Where cost cutting and
    aesthetics are incompatible, there should be a clear direction from senior management about which is
    more important. There might be a conflict between reducing costs and maintaining the aesthetic value
    (esteem value)
    of a product. Whereas a VA exercise should not result in a sacrifice of the product's function in order to
    cut costs, it might result in a product that is not as pleasing aesthetically. Where cost cutting and
    aesthetics are incompatible, there should be a clear direction from senior management about which is
    more important.

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