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SAP Business Objects Planning and ConsolidationStreamlined planning, budgeting, forecasting and fast, accurate closeStreamlined planning, budgeting, forecasting and fast, accurate close

Gary Obbes – IBM Financial Management Consulting Services Lead Les Smith – SAP Business Objects Centre of Excellence

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IBM CFO Study highlights Finance effectiveness gaps

PerformanceInsightGap

Measuring / monitoring business performance

GrowthInsight

Gap

GFinance Continuous process improvement

Aligning Finance with the Business

Risk

GapLeading Finance related compliance programs &

strengthening internal controls

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RiskInsight

Supporting / managing enterprise risk

Meeting fiduciary and statutory requirements

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%Areas of Importance Effectiveness of Finance

“69 percent of Finance executives believe greater integration is difficult to execute, but imperative to achieve.”

IBM The Global CFO Study 2008

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The changed environment – economic and technological

Volatility (Oil prices, Exchange rates, Raw material prices, Demand)

The need for speedThe need for speedFaster decisions – Rolling Forecasts & Analysis

Budgeting: Bottom 20% 90 days, Top performers 32 days – IBM Benchmarking data

Spreadsheet limitsTime, Error prone, Versions, Status, Linking

Trends“CPM continues to be a major focus for the office of finance. The worsening economic outlook is yet another driver increasing CPM suite adoption” – Gartner

IBM - Cognos, SAP - Business Objects/Outlooksoft, Oracle – Hyperion

Increased demands on Finance for better forecasting, budgeting, management reporting and ‘what-if’ analysis

Reasons are compelling – but the business case has been hard

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The client

Manufacturer with diverse product range, diverse customer segments

Exports and subsidiaries around the globe

SAP ERP

Current budget and Reporting processesManual, spreadsheet based

3 months budget process

Additional considerationsSales: key driver (multiple currencies products customers)Sales: key driver (multiple currencies, products, customers)

Linkage of Sales to Manufacturing budgets

Budget approval process

W t t t F tiWant to move to Forecasting

Allocations and Distributions

No Central repository of budget data until loaded to GL

Commentaries

Consolidation - Spreadsheet

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Why SAP BPC?

SAP shop – strategic alignment

Excel integration/feelg

Powerful functionality: formulas, script logic

SpeedCentral repository - immediately available

Easy to set up new version/scenario

Finance control

First step to BI

Extensible and versatile applicationC lid tiConsolidations

Forecasting & rolling forecast

Extend models

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The Solution

Budgeting and Reporting

BPC Microsoft

Budget templates that can retrieve and/or seed data

ViewsGeographic, Business unit, Customer grouping, Entity, Product category, Profit Centre

Inter company Sales: eliminations/intercompany margins

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Workflow

Security

Drill down/up

Customisable reports

Allocations/distributions in SAPAllocations/distributions in SAP

Commentaries

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Lessons

Business engagement

Skills available

Upskill client super users day 1

Realistic expectation setting – sales/doers

Don’t overcomplicate to start: get the basics right

Structures and organisational design in place

Data qualityData quality

Upfront business problem and design

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Financial Performance ManagementOptimizing the Organisationp g gIBM Forum18 AUG 09WellingtonWellington

Les Smith

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The SAP® BusinessObjects™ Portfolio

Enterprise Performance Management

Strategy Planning, Budgeting

Governance, Risk,and Compliance

Risk Access gyManagement

g, g gand Forecasting

Profitability andCost Management Consolidation

Spend and

Management Control

Process Control

Global Trade Services

Environment, Supply Chain Health and Safety

Data Integration

Data Quality Management

Information Management

Business Intelligence

Reporting Query, Reporting, and Analysis

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Master Data Management

Metadata Management

Dashboards and Visualization

Search and Navigation

Advanced Analytics

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The SAP® BusinessObjects™ Portfolio

Governance, Risk,and Compliance

Enterprise Performance Management

RiskManagement

Access Control

Process Control

Global Trade Services

Strategy Management

Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting

Profitability andCost Management Consolidation

Environment, Health and Safety

Spend andSupply Chain

Information Management

Business Intelligence

Query ReportingData

IntegrationData Quality Management

Master Data Management

Metadata Management

Reporting Query, Reporting, and Analysis

Dashboards and Visualization

Search and Navigation

Advanced Management ManagementAdvanced Analytics

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Introducing….

SAP B i Pl i d C lid ti (BPC)SAP Business Planning and Consolidations (BPC)

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SAP BusinessObjects Planning and Consolidations

Familiar and easy to useEnables rapid adoption by leveraging native Microsoft Office tools (e.g. Excel) and web browsers accessing a central databaseUser owned and managed

Forward-lookinggPredictive analytics that proactively warn of negative variances and provide an early-warning system for KPIs at risk of underperforming in the futureunderperforming in the future

UnifiedSingle, integrated application reduces

i t i d t i t it dmaintenance, improves data integrity, and simplifies deployment while enabling flexible planning & consolidation functions

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Familiar and easy to use

Choice of Word PowerPoint web and

Familiar and easy to use interfaces reduce learning curve and increase adoption

Choice of Word, PowerPoint, web and Excel interfaces

Excel without “spreadsheet hell” - live access to central data repository creates aaccess to central data repository creates a single version of truth, ensuring organizational alignment

Allows use of native Excel functionsAllows use of native Excel functions, formatting, and formula preservation, reducing training time and costs

Easy adoption of existing Excel templatesEasy adoption of existing Excel templates as planning schedules

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Familiar and easy to use

Guides activities and improves productivity

Context-sensitive intelligent action panes aid productivity

Guides activities and improves productivity

Helps users know “what” to do “when”, “why” and “how”

Facilitates collaboration with built-in discussion threads and unstructured data sharing

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Business Process FlowsAt a Glance Status of All Steps in a Process

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Business Process FlowsEnsure consistency and minimize training

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Collaboration via Comments & Unstructured Data Sharing

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Forecasting Dynamically Anticipate the Future

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Setup by IT owned and managed by business users

Familiar and easy to usep y g y

Business User ResponsibilityApplication Security

UsersRoles

IT ResponsibilityHardwareSecurity and Authentication

RolesPrivileges

Hierarchies and Roll UpsBusiness Process Flows

Modification of Packaged Process FlowsC ti f N P Fl

UsersRolesPrivileges

Data and Application InfrastructureDatabase Server Creation of New Process Flows

Report TemplatesExcel, Word, PowerPoint TemplatesCreate and Modify Metrics and Measures

Database ServerApplication ServerOLAP Structure

– Self-service financial reporting ensures any user can create information on the fly – Wizard-driven interfaces simplify content creation and administration processes

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Wizard driven interfaces simplify content creation and administration processes

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Unified

Integrated planning and consolidation

F ti d b ildiB i l i Forecasting and consensus buildingRolling forecasts

Continuous planning

Collaboration

Business planningBudgeting

Sales/revenue planning

Capital expenditure planning CollaborationCapital expenditure planning

Headcount/staffing

Expense planning

Cash flow planning

Financial reporting and analysisAd hoc

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Consolidation Intercompany matching/reconciliation

Automated variance analysis

Driver analysis (industry, growth, capacity, etc.)

Intercompany eliminations

Management roll-ups

Legal consolidation

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Understanding the different SAP Business Planning and Consolidation releases

Version for the Microsoft Platform

2007

Planned Dates

SAP Business Planning and Consolidation is available as two distinct applications – version for SAP NetWeaver and version for the Microsoft platform

Version for SAP NetWeaver

2007

SAP Business Planning and Consolidation 5.1, version for the Microsoft platform (acquired from OutlookSoft Corp ) runs on the Microsoft Platform

5.1Release

OutlookSoft Corp.), runs on the Microsoft Platform

SAP is pursuing a dual release product strategy1. SAP Business Planning and Consolidation 7.0,

version for the Microsoft platform succeeds the 5.1 release

7.0Release

7.0Release

product strategy

2. SAP Business Planning and Consolidation 7.0, version for SAP NetWeaver is a new product running on the SAP NetWeaver platform (it is not a successor to the 5.1 release)

2009Going forward, SAP is continuing to invest in both product releases

7.5Release

7.5Release

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Leverage your investment in SAP ERP and SAP NetWeaver

Deeply integrated with SAP

Single SAP NetWeaver system for enterprise-wide data warehouse and Platform Componentsplocalized planning data marts reduces cost of ownership by utilizing existing investments and skill sets

Platform Components

SAP NetWeaver BI (Platform)

skill sets

Streamlined movement of actuals from SAP ERP into SAP Business Planning

ABAP Data Dictionary / Admin-DW Workbench

Process Chains / Data Flowand Consolidation eliminates manual integration of applications and data

Use of the Change and Transport System

Process Chains / Data Flow

NetWeaver OLAP Engineg y

reduces risk of file corruption, allows tighter control over changes, and leaves an audit trail for tracking purposes

Web Application Server

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Develop larger and faster planning applications to speed activity and decisions

Increased performance and scalability

More dimensions and dimension members per cube so applications

Develop larger and faster planning applications to speed activity and decisions

SAP NetWeaver InfoCubes

members per cube so applications can scale as required

64-bit support and sophisticated performance monitoring boost application performance

SAP NetWeaver BI Accelerator SAP NetWeaver BI Acceleratordelivers faster query performance

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Potential areas of investment for SAP Business Planning and Consolidation

SAP is planning to invest in both products going forward, and the below diagram is intended to outline the future product direction, but is not a commitment by SAP deliver and code or functionality. All dates, releases and planned functionality are subject to change.

Release 7.0• Management Console

Release 7.5• Business Objects BI

Release 8.0• Functional

Version forthe Microsoft Platform

Management Console• SQE improvements• Multiple time

hierarchies

Business Objects BI integration

• Updated Microsoft platform support

Functional enhancements

• User Interface enhancements

Versionfor SAP

Release 7.0• SAP NetWeaver BI

integration• Validations Engine

Release 7.5• Dashboarding• Functional

enhancements

Release 8.0• Functional

enhancements• EPM suite-wide

integrationfor SAP NetWeaver

20102008

• Transports• Performance Stats

• Further SAP ERP & SAP NetWeaver BI integration

integration

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20102008

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Budget & Planning for Healthcare AcceleratorDeployment Assets

– An Integrated Data ModelImport specifications for 3 data sources - GLImport specifications for 3 data sources - GL,

Employee-Level and Patient-Centric data sourcesIncludes an attributes framework enabling forecasting

and modeling logic

Gl b l Pl i A ti– Global Planning Assumptions4 data packages enable projection of current year

remainder and next year plans based on account characteristics (i.e., variable exp items projected based on change in patient days).g p y )

Pre-configured business logic empowers users to project volume, rate and efficiency changes which flow through to revenue and expense plans

Pre Build Models & Reports– Pre-Build Models & Reports16 pre-configured ‘templates’ - support balance

sheet/cash flow, 5-year forecasting, reimbursement modeling and department-level expense planning

Approximately 15 pre-built reports – support budget administration, financial and management reporting

– DocumentationSolution BriefImplementation User Guide (180 pages)

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Implementation User Guide (180 pages)

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