Apr 05

SAP BusinessObjects Planning and Consolidation – Latest Book

BPC Book includes a case study used as the basis for the planning and consolidation examples presented throughout.

Features and Functions
Learn how application modeling, data management, process management, and reporting work in SAP BusinessObjects Planning and Consolidation.

SAP Integration
Discover how you can integrate SAP BusinessObjects Planning and Consolidation with SAP NetWeaver and other SAP applications and components.

Reporting and Analysis
Understand the heart of SAP BusinessObjects Planning and Consolidation through extensive coverage of reporting and analysis framework.

“Deep Dive” Consolidation Scenarios
Get expert insight into real-world planning and consolidation scenarios through the use of example-driven best practices and implementation advice.

Complete Overview
Benefit from a complete overview of how SAP BusinessObjects Planning and Consolidation can improve budgeting in your enterprise.

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Apr 05

SAP BPC Powered by HANA Quick Win

SAP BPC is used by more than 4,000 SAP customers for setting financial and operational performance goals in areas such as sales and production, along with other areas vital to achievement. BPC on HANA was launched at SAP Financials in Las Vegas on March 13, 2012, turbo-charging this already proven and popular EPM key. By head of EPM product marketing at SAP, internal tests have shown 200 times faster execution of reports on big data.Leveraging our deep expertise with the SAP BPC solution and hands-on experience with SAP HANA, Optimal used the HANA Real-Time Race to demonstrate: 1.) How SAP BPC powered by HANA eliminates latency, yields faster and deeper insight into operations and provides turbo-charged financial planning processes; and 2.) What an SAP BPC on HANA quick win looks like.In just 48 hours, Optimal took SAP BPC financial data in SAP BW, migrated it to HANA, restated the financial data, built reports and dashboards and even rendered data on mobiles.

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Nov 29

SAP HANA: An innovative analytic appliance

To support today’s information-critical business environment, SAP HANA gives companies the ability to process huge amounts of data faster than ever before. The appliance lets business users instantly access, model, and analyze all of a company’s transactional and analytical data from virtually any data source in real time, in a single environment, without impacting existing applications or systems. The result is accelerated business intelligence (BI), reporting, and analysis capabilities with direct access to the in-memory data models residing in SAP in-memory database software.

Advanced analytical workflows and planning functionality directly access operational data from SAP ERP or other sources. SAP HANA provides a high-speed data warehouse environment, with a SAP in-memory database serving as a next-generation, in-memory
acceleration engine.

SAP HANA efficiently processes and analyzes massive amounts of data by packaging SAP’s use of in-memory technology, columnar database design, data compression, and massive parallel processing together with essential tools and functionality such as data replication and analytic modeling.

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Nov 29

Benefits of In-memory Computing

In today’s data-driven culture, tools for business analysis are quickly evolving. Organizations need new ways to leverage critical data on the fly to not only accelerate decision making, but also to gain insights into key trends. The ability to instantly explore, augment, and analyze all data in near real time could deliver the competitive edge that your organization needs to make better decisions faster, as well as to take advantage of favorable market conditions, customer trends, price fluctuations, and other factors that directly influence the bottom line.

Made possible through recent technology advances that combine large, scalable memory, multi-core processing, fast solid-state storage, and data management, in-memory computing leverages these technology innovations to establish a continuous real-time link between insight, foresight, and action to deliver significantly accelerated business performance.

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Nov 29

SAP HANA does Big Data…with ERP, CRM and BI savvy

It’s no wonder that a SAP’s HANA in-memory database has caught the attention of many in the transactional, BI and Big Data worlds.  HANA uses memory as its primary medium, with disk being used merely for redundancy.  While there’s of course a limit to how much memory you can have on a single server, HANA employs a scale-out architecture that lets you expand the database beyond the single-server boundary.  And the memory across all nodes in the cluster is still usable as a single pool.

If terms like node, cluster and scale-out make you think of Big Data, that’s a reasonable reaction.  HANA’s most emblematic workloads are in the Big Data space.

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