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Surviving and Thriving in Tough Times
by Dr. Mark Whitehorn In times of economic slowdown, companies must be more agile at predicting risks and spotting opportunities. Business Intelligence has served us very well in good times, but how will it serve us in
these lean times? Unlocking the Potential of Information Lifecycle Management
Usage-Based Data Classification for Oracle Databases This joint white paper from Oracle and Zettapoint describes usage-based Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) and how it can dramatically reduce the size of large databases, resulting in
significantly lower DW operating costs and improved BI performance. From the Management Control to Corporate Performance Management: what is changing
Massimo Solbiati and Gianluca Meloni - Accounting, Control, Corporate and Real Estate Finance Department - SDA Bocconi The development of CPM systems responding to the evolution of roles, information
sources of the control system, and compliances. Corporate Performance Management: the value of processes unification
The document traces developments in CPM tools, laying out the path towards unification within which the Tagetik CPM solution is positioned. Compliance and Industry-Specific Process Requirements: Challenges and Opportunities for CPM Solutions
Tagetik CPM incorporates vertical and horizontal processes, delivering the unification of cross-industry finance processes in a single operating environment, responding to target markets with a more
vertical approach. Unified Vs. Integrated CPM
Discover how to differentiate between integrated CPM suites and truly unified CPM solutions, the advantages of a unified CPM solution. From Data to Decisions to Profit
by Piyush Govil By linking product sales with service sales companies are able to deliver advanced networking solutions and successfully translate insights into a dashboard. Monitoring project cash flows
by Luca Bovo, Eugenio Rocco This paper examines criteria for determining a final project balance sheet and cash-flow statement and the logic of project-based planning that make it possible to refine cash-flow forecasting, using
the data contained in the IT and accounting system. The planning and control of project cash flow and invested capital
by Luca Bovo, Eugenio Rocco This paper seeks to provide insights into project planning that can help identify critical balance-sheet and cash-flow issues associated with a project in advance in order to guide management in
taking action to improve financial performance. Financial Planning: mastering the key value drivers
by Mario Antonio Vinzia The paper discusses the main issues surrounding the planning and provides a detailed analysis of financial dynamics and metrics that can be used to implement effective financial planning of
one’s business. IDC analyzes successful SaaS BI implementation
Read this report from IDC to learn how multi-channel retailer Zones, Inc., achieved a 50% increase in sales productivity and ROI of 1,065% by implementing a SaaS (Software as a Service) Business
Intelligence solution. The Global Advancement of Enterprise Performance Management
This paper identifies the momentum of enterprise performance management amoung the world’s largest organizations. BusinessObjects Rapid Marts for SAP R/3®
Driving organizational performance with strategic business intelligence. Capital Expense Planning
The importance of monitoring and tracking capital expenditures. Best Practicses in Enterprise Performance Planning
Seven steps to make planning successful, from high participation and real-time alignment to timeframe appropriate planning.
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