Bryden Wood is the perfect place for this team, not least because of a happy coincidence of purpose.
I decided to create a simple economic model.to test this idea..
scale of unit operations would change the.financial return (NPV).a portfolio of new pharmaceutical products.
I started with the basis that each new product would follow one of four trajectories of sales.The first would be that it hit a base demand.
, the second 1.5 x base demand, the third 0.5 x base demand and the fourth did not get launched or sold at all or 0.
The demand curves were normalised curves.. To simply represent a portfolio of products I allocated a probability to each of the four trajectories.. Then I looked at scale.This can start with a reference design, or a blank piece of paper.
Or we might start with a similar type of project for which we've generated Chips in the past.. Chips can be made at different levels.A chip is not a module or a piece of equipment, it's a part of a chain.
Depending on the problem you're trying to address, you can set the level of the size of the Chip to the level that is appropriate to your analysis.A chip can, therefore, be a whole factory, a building, a production line, or a single machine within a production line.