Cost management is an integral part of corporate governance, and its goal is to make business decisions in order to accomplish the company's core task, which is to make a profit. The main objective is to maximize the long-term benefit of the cost incurred. The impact of costs on an enterprise's business results requires some cost forecasting and planning, and a comparison of them over several accounting periods. When a new product or service is launched, it takes money to fund our efforts. You will need the money if you are planning, and therefore it is necessary to examine all the stages of the launch and determine the costs associated with each stage so that they can withstand the costs until the product or service begins to make a profit. If by any chance money fails to reach the company by selling that product, then the company must turn to other solutions, ie new products that will bring in profit, in order for the company to continue to make the desired profit, which leaves the company in a winning situation in order to continue to function in the desired way. If by any chance money fails to reach the company by selling that product, then the company must turn to other solutions, ie new products that will bring in profit, in order for the company to continue to make the desired profit, to function in the desired way.