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1 6 - b it Exponential technological advancement over the past two decades has revolutionized virtually every industry. But where many products have taken great strides with technology, legacy solutions –such as Hyperion– fall short. How can today's enterprise expect to stay current when they are using a system that hasn't stayed current with technological advancements? MOBILE PHONES STORAGE DATA PROCESSING CONNECTIVITY PLANNING APPLICATIONS & INFRASTRUCTURE Patchwork of Applications In 1992, Arbor Software released the first version of Essbase…which, several versions later, becomes Hyperion…which later becomes Oracle. Users of Oracle Hyperion have to manage up to 20 different applications, while still relying on Excel for their daily planning needs. Architected from the ground up for integrated business planning Today, Anaplan's SaaS powerful platform delivers rapid go-live and enables business users to in real-time build, adapt and share sophisticated models—without assistance. 1 http://ns1758.ca/winch/winchest.html 3 http://lifehacker.com/5431284/the-lifehacker-guide-to-64+bit-vs-32+bitoperating-systems https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook 5 http://www.in2hyperion.com/page/Hyperion-Essbase.aspx 6 http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/essbase/downloads/index.html Today, there are over 2.7 billion. In 1992, a 16-bit operating system addressed 64 KB of RAM. Today, 64-bit addresses up to 17.2 billion GB, over 281 trillion times more memory than 16-bit. Meet Anaplan Disrupting the world of integrated business planning VIDEO Today, you can stream almost any movie or TV show instantly on multiple viewing platforms. In 1992, if you wanted to watch a movie you had to drive to a video store, pick an empty VHS box, and hope they had the movie in stock. RENTAL Find out how finance teams at major companies like McAfee, HP and AirAsia Expedia have augmented their Hyperion implementation with Anaplan, erasing the need for an Excel middleman. Learn more at anaplan.com/2013 Never be surprised again by deviations to the plan Easily connect plans across the organization and align with other departments React to disruption and change with immediacy and flexibility Have confidence and insight into your plans and drivers Join the Anaplan movement: Bit counts determine a computer’s processing capacity and speed. • 4G LTE • $199 • 1/4 lbs. • 8 hours of talk time • 2 cameras • 2G • $1,143 • 2.2 lbs. (“very small portable”) • Up to 1 hour of talk time $1 $1 It’s like comparing a creek to the ocean. HYPERION ORACLE In 1992, the Motorola International 3200 was the popular mobile phone on the market. Today, the iPhone 5 can function as a phone and more, equipped as a platform for over 877,000 applications. In 1992 $1 bought you 1/4 MB of memory. Today, you can buy 16,000 MB for the same price. In 1992 there were 7 million connections to the internet. ESSBASE Speeding Ahead Tech Growth From the 1990s to Today Is Your Legacy Solution Keeping Up?
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Exponential technological advancement over the past two decades has revolutionized virtually every industry. But where many products have taken great strides with technology, legacy solutions –such as Hyperion– fall short. How can today's enterprise expect to stay current when they are using a system that hasn't stayed current with technological advancements?
MOBILE PHONES
STORAGE
DATAPROCESSING
CONNECTIVITY
PLANNING APPLICATIONS& INFRASTRUCTURE
Patchwork of Applications
In 1992,Arbor Software released the first version of Essbase…which, several versions later, becomes Hyperion…which later becomes Oracle. Users of Oracle Hyperion have to manage up to 20 di�erent applications, while still relying on Excel for their daily planning needs.
Architected from the ground up for integrated business planning
Today,Anaplan's SaaS powerful platform delivers rapid go-live and enables business users to in real-time build, adapt and share sophisticated models—without assistance.
1 http://ns1758.ca/winch/winchest.html 3 http://lifehacker.com/5431284/the-lifehacker-guide-to-64+bit-vs-32+bitoperating-systemshttps://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook 5 http://www.in2hyperion.com/page/Hyperion-Essbase.aspx 6 http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/essbase/downloads/index.html
Today,there are over 2.7 billion.
In 1992,a 16-bit operating system addressed 64 KB of RAM.
Today,64-bit addresses up to 17.2 billion GB, over 281 trillion times more memory than 16-bit.
Meet AnaplanDisrupting the world of integrated business planning
VIDEO
Today, you can stream almost any movie or TVshow instantly on multiple viewing platforms.
In 1992,if you wanted to watch a movie you had to drive to a video store, pick an empty VHS box, and hope they had the movie in stock.
RENTAL
Find out how finance teams at major companies like McAfee, HP and AirAsia Expedia have augmented their Hyperion implementation with Anaplan, erasing the need for an Excel middleman.
Learn more at anaplan.com/2013
Never be surprised again by deviations to the plan
Easily connect plans across the organization and align
with other departments
React to disruption and change with immediacy
and flexibility
Have confidence and insight into your plans and drivers
Join the Anaplan movement:
Bit counts determine a computer’s processing capacity and speed.
• 4G LTE• $199• 1⁄4 lbs.• 8 hours of talk time• 2 cameras
• 2G• $1,143 • 2.2 lbs. (“very small portable”)• Up to 1 hour of talk time
$1
$1
It’s like comparing a creek to the ocean.
HYPERION
ORACLE
In 1992, the Motorola International 3200 was the popular mobile phone on the market.
Today,the iPhone 5 can function as a phone and more, equipped as a platform for over 877,000 applications.
In 1992$1 bought you 1⁄4 MB of memory.
Today,you can buy 16,000 MB for the same price.
In 1992there were 7 million connections to the internet.
ESSBASE
Speeding AheadTech Growth From the 1990s to Today
Is Your Legacy Solution Keeping Up?
