Events

FIN: FS-PER: Financial Performance Management on Individual Item Level

Nov 16, 2017 | 10:00 AM – 11:01 AM CST
Online
Included with membership

Host­ed by: Finan­cial Plan­ning & Analy­sis SIG of the Finan­cials Community

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Dis­cov­er SAP’s new solu­tion for finan­cial per­for­mance man­age­ment on indi­vid­ual item lev­el. Orig­i­nal­ly devel­oped for com­plex allo­ca­tions and cal­cu­la­tions in the finan­cial ser­vices indus­tries, the appli­ca­tion is now also posi­tioned in oth­er indus­tries with very large num­bers of cus­tomers, prod­ucts, or ser­vices such as con­sumer goods, util­i­ties, telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions, retail, or trans­porta­tion. It was from the begin­ning designed for SAP’s in-mem­o­ry data­base HANA and pro­vides you with unique capa­bil­i­ties regard­ing response times, pro­cess­ing of very high data vol­umes and ad-hoc simulations.

FS-PER can use exter­nal data mod­els accel­er­at­ing imple­men­ta­tion projects and increas­ing user accep­tance sig­nif­i­cant­ly. Its flex­i­bil­i­ty in data sourc­ing and rules def­i­n­i­tion results in fast return on invest­ment. Use this appli­ca­tion for cal­cu­lat­ing prof­itabil­i­ty on most detailed lev­el enabling you to get full trans­paren­cy in all desired report­ing dimensions.

Speak­er: 

Thomas Boern­er, SAP

Thomas Boern­er, based in Wall­dorf, Ger­many, has been work­ing for SAP since 1991, first as soft­ware devel­op­er, lat­er as devel­op­ment archi­tect and since 2007 as Solu­tion Man­ag­er for finance appli­ca­tions in banks. In this glob­al role, he ana­lyzes func­tion­al require­ments of cus­tomers and stan­dard set­ters in account­ing and finan­cial per­for­mance man­age­ment and when they become avail­able, he rolls out new prod­ucts, releas­es and func­tions to cus­tomers, part­ners and SAP col­leagues and sup­ports them with his busi­ness exper­tise. Since 2015 he is also Solu­tion Own­er of FS-PER, the new strate­gic plat­form for finan­cial per­for­mance man­age­ment on indi­vid­ual item lev­el for the finan­cial ser­vices indus­tries as well as for oth­er indus­tries with very large num­bers of cus­tomers, prod­ucts or ser­vices such as con­sumer prod­ucts, retail, util­i­ties, trans­porta­tion, and telecommunications.