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Hyperion Profitability and Cost Management
• A user-driven Performance Management application that
• Measures, allocates and assigns Cost and Revenues
• Computes Profitability for business segments, customers and products
• Provides scenario modeling for decision making
• Is tightly integrated with EPM System• Metadata and Master Data
• Data
• Technology Stack
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Profitability and Cost Management
Business PainsEPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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Key Challenges Addressed by HPCM
Profitability disconnect from management systems
Profitability applications are generally in their own silo, reporting oriented, generally disconnected from performance management systems today, predominantly operationally oriented
Methodology Dependence
Profitability implementations must follow one of the allocation methodologies inherently supported by the product
High TCO for Modeling Profitability
Model development is IT responsibility, a major ETL project, requires knowledge of underlying infrastructure, difficult to maintain and enhance
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Profitability and Cost Management
High Yield QuestionsEPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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High Yield Questions
• What challenges do you have in the process of determining profitability today?
• What traceability mechanism do you have in place?
• Can you see the impact of cost/profitability metrics on your financial performance?
• What software tools are used for the process of determining profitability?
• What requirements do you have from users?
• Do you feed profitability metrics back into your budgeting and forecasting systems? If yes, how do you do this? If no, would you like to?
• How do you measure and track costs?
• How do you create, maintain, share and secure cost allocations? What is your level of confidence in the accuracy of your cost allocations for driving the cost/profitability model?
• What are your current modeling and scenario-playing capabilities?
• What is the proportion of time spent on process versus reporting?
• To what level of detail do you currently calculate costs and/or profitability? Are you satisfied with this level of detail?
CFO
CIO
FP&A
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Profitability and Cost Management
The Solution – Proof – Benefit EPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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Empower Users with Visibility and Flexibility
• Accurately allocate costs with a flexible allocation engine that supports any methodology
• Gain confidence in cost allocations and revenue flows with graphical traceability maps
• Quickly validate models with user-defined business rules
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Allocation Methodology Independent
• Support for any allocation methodology • Cascading service department allocations
• Activity-Based Costing, including time estimation
• Revenue sharing & promotions allocations
• Broad industry appeal
• Open design environment supports commercial industries as well as public sector implementations
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Designed for the Business User
• User defined allocation stages• Accounts, cost centers, products,
activities, customers, platform, channel, sales group….unlimited choices
• User defined dimensionality• Time, account descriptors,
scenarios, attributes…et al
• User defined allocation formula
• Seven standard methods
• Custom built methods, custom formula, conditional…
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Reducing High TCO for Modeling Profitability
• Designed for the business user
• End-user driven Profitability model development and maintenance
• User defined allocation stages
• User defined dimensionality
• User defined allocation formula
• Unified Environment To Create and Manage EPM Business Rules
• Visualization for data lineage, allocations, calculations
• Extensible leveraging the industry’s leading OLAP engine, Essbase
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• Business Problem
• Determining the optimal mix of interest-sensitive financial products to maximize bank profitability
• Solution
• Accurate cost allocations for all activities related to development, marketing, sales and servicing of financial products
• Projected Benefits
• Ability to offer a basket of products by mixing and matching products according to customer demographics
• Benchmarking costs for developing and marketing new products
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• Regional bank serving 19 Western and Midwestern states
• Serving 4 million households
• $61B in assets
• 700 retail and commercial locations
• 10,700 employees
• #1 RV lender in US
• #3 Agricultural bank lender
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Gain Actionable Insights into Costs and Profitability
Benefits
Discover Drivers of Costs and Profitability
• Identify sources and attributes of profitability with multidimensional analysis
• Improve decisions with scenario modeling capabilities• Enable management best practices by leveraging profitability as
a performance metric
Empower Users with Visibility and Flexibility
• Accurately allocate costs with our flexible allocation engine that supports any methodology
• Gain confidence into cost allocations and revenue flows with graphical traceability maps
• Quickly validate models with user-defined business rules
Improve Resource Alignment
• Impact budgets and plans through integration with other performance management applications
• Strategically allocate resources with accurate profitability andcost information
• Improve marketing programs through customer segmentation
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Questions & Discussion
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Financial Consolidations & Reporting
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Consolidations
OverviewEPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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Oracle’s Hyperion Financial Management
• Confidence in the numbers – One integrated solution (FDM+ HFM) for all data improving processing time and accuracy with complete audit trails and validation processes
• Decrease cost of Compliance – Financial Management with a flexible workflow, process control, ICT, commentaries and electronic questionnaires help organizations to focus on value added tasks
• Speed and agility – Improve the close cycle by days with Finance owned workspace, a centralized DB and the benefits of EPM Architect to implement and maintain the application with confidence and rapidity
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Consolidations
Business PainsEPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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Collect data Close AdjustmentsCurrency
I/CSubsidiaries
ReportManagement
LegalExternal
Analyze
6 Days 12 DaysAverage
Source: Hackett Group Benchmarking -Solutions Book of Numbers
Collect Close Adjustment Report Analyze and Forecast
<2 Days 6 DaysWorld Class
More time!
The Financial Consolidation Challenge
Reporting Goal: High Value While Reducing Cycle Times
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Consolidations
High Yield QuestionsEPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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High Yield Questions
• How long is your consolidation process? Do you have the confidence you should in your financial close?
• How are updates controlled?
• How do you track the close?
• Do you have a clear audit trail from data sources to reports?
• How do you handle supplementary information?
• How do you handle the following for financial consolidation and reporting?
• How do you manage your financial data quality?
• How do you comply with IAS, and local statutory?
• How do you control the close?
• Are duties segregated for financial reporting?
• How do you monitor compliance over the financial reporting process?
CFO
CIO
Dir. Accounting
Dir. Finance
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Roles concerned
Accounting Dept-VP Accounting
- Controller
- Director or Manager of Accounting
- Accounting Analyst
Finance Dept- VP Finance
- Director of Finance
- Manager of Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A)
- Budget Manager
- Financial Analyst
Treasury Dept- Treasurer
- VP or Director of Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)
- VP or Director of Strategic Planning
- Director of Investor Relations
CFO
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Consolidations
The Solution EPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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Hyperion
Financial
Management
HyperionFinancial
Data QualityManagement
XBRL/SECFinancial and Mgmt.
Reporting
ERP: Oracle, SAP,
Legacy, Other
Infrastructure Services
TaxFiling
Oracle GRC Manager
Reconciliations
CFO Dashboard
TaxCalculations
Transactions
Oracle/Hyperion Partner
CFO
CIO
Reporting
Application Configuration Controls Application Access Controls
Hyperion Financial Management – the Heart of
Financial Reporting Compliance
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• Data cleansing and transformation
• Task scheduling
• Text and document archive
• Audit review
• Data staging
EPM Adapters
• Prepackaged integration
• Data loading including supplemental data, line item detail
• Dimensional mapping verification
• Process management
• Excel• G/L• ERP
• Flat files
• ETL Repositories
• Oracle Hyperion EPM
• Financial Management
• Planning
• Essbase Analytics
• Oracle Hyperion Enterprise
• Data Marts
Source Systems
Data Preparation
Server
EPM Systems
Guided Workflow User Interface
Financial Data Quality Management
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Consolidations
Proof – Benefit EPM
Overview
High Yield Questions
Business Pains
Customer Story
Benefits by Role
The Solution
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First to Report on the Dow Jones Hyperion Financial Management
• 12+ days to close
• Many analytical technologies
• Complex reporting and forecasting
processes
• Hours to create reports
Before
• 5 days to close
• Global consolidation across 58
lines of business
• Global forecasting and reporting
solution for 1,000+ users
• Minutes to access information
After
The world’s leading producer of primary aluminum with $23.5 billion in revenues with operations in 43 countries and 350 locations. Alcoa has over 131,000 employees.
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Financial Reporting Challenges Solved…
Changing Disclosures
Complex Financial Closing
Inconsistent Account Structure
Financial Data Collection Errors
Inefficient Filing Process
ROI
CUSTOMER CHALLENGES
Sustainable Reporting; 150 KPI’s
5 Days; 585 Legal Entities; 45 BU’s
10 Systems; Reduced by 50%
26 Countries
17% Productivity Gain in 10-Q’s
67% with 1.5 Year Payback
RESULTS WITH ORACLE
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Public Sector & Healthcare
Com. Media& Utilities
ManufactureRetail
Life Sciences
Services, Transport &
Constructions
FinancialServices
SMB
Financial Consolidation + 4,000 Customers :
EDF
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Demo 3 - HFM
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Essbase
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Essbase:
“The multi-dimensional database technology that put online analytical processing (OLAP) on the business intelligence map. Developed by Arbor Software, it spurred the creation of scores of rival OLAP products - and billions of OLAP cubes”
Information Age MagazineAugust 2005
Top Ten Most Influential Technology Innovations
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Oracle’s Hyperion Essbase: What-if and Scenario Modeling Server
The OLAP (Online Analytical Processing) serverthat provides an environment for rapidly developing custom analytic and enterprise performance management applications
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Oracle Hyperion EssbaseEmbedded Analytics Improve Accuracy and Predictability
• Multi-user read/write
• Support for large user communities and large analytic data sets
• Built-in financial intelligence
• Built-in time series intelligence
• 250+ built-in functions for computational functions
• Integrated predictive analytics
• Optimized storage
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Performance Management Needs Both a BI Server and Modeling Server
COMMON ENTERPRISE INFORMATION MODEL
WORKSPACE
Intelligent Request Generation and Optimized Data Access Services
Advanced calculation & integration engine
Analytical Modelling & Exploration, Designed by Business Analysts
Responsive to Changing Business Needs
Integrated Security, User Management, Personalization.Mission critical scalability and performance
KPIs DIMENSIONS HIERARCHIES
BI SERVER OLAP SERVER
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9/11 Crisis in the Airline IndustrySouthwest Airlines Adapts
Before
� Determine how long cash balances of $1 billion would last –immediately
� Develop capital spending plans and 15 month rolling forecasts in 1 day
� Create business cockpits for executives and other functional areas to track key metrics
83 million passengers a year
63 destinations
3300 flights a day
After
� Ability to forecast within 2% of outcome, providing top-bottom and bottom-top analysis
� Analysis provided comfort level (no employees laid off; no need for government funding)
� Finance moved to spending 10% accumulating data and 90% analyzing (75% / 25% before)
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Proven Scalability @
• The “Cube”
• 35 minutes
• 12 dimensions
• Business Case
• Relational Model
• Allocations to 14M accounts
• 5m to 5h Response
• Server
• AIX (32bit)
• 8 CPUs
• 8GB RAM (4Gb addressable)
• Disk
• From… 1.0TB (Oracle DB)
• To… 1.4GB (Essbase)
0.2 Second Response
Customer Level Profitability
1,000 Concurrent Queries
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Hyperion Essbase CustomersS
trate
gic
Ope
rational
Tactical
Sales &Marketing
Development& Delivery
HumanResource
Information Technology
Finance& Audit
Executive &General Mgt
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Why Essbase?
Richest Business User
Experience
• Superior Tools for the Business User
• Broadest Analytic Functionality
• “Speed of Thought” Response
Most Highly Advanced Calculation Engine
Best Custom Analytic
Environment
• Superior Calculation Power
• Comprehensive Library of Functions
• Extensive Financial and Time Intelligence
• Optimized Storage
• Enterprise Scale Forward Looking Applications
• Premium Performance
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Demo 4 - Essbase
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Competitive Differentiators
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EPM SYSTEM ArchitectureCompetitive Differentiators
� Workspace
� MS Office integration
� EPM Architect & Calculation Manager
� Master Data Management
� Essbase
� Oracle BI Applications
� SmartSpace
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• Single sign on
• Planning and HFM process integration
• User interface filtered by security
• Tabbed view of content
• One place for applications, reporting and administrative content
EPM WorkspaceIntegrates Management Processes into a Common Environment
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Microsoft Office IntegrationThe Management Process Brought to Office
EXCEL-BASED DASHBOARDS
NATIVE POWERPOINT CHARTS
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EPM Architect Allow You to CentrallyManage and Synchronize EPM Applications
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Calculation Manager
• Three main sections of Rule Designer
• Top right: Flow Chart representation of calculation process flow
• Left pane: Object Palette - Drag and drop new or shared objects from palette to flow chart
• Bottom right: Property or formula tab for the selected object on the flow chart
Drag & drop new calculation components
Drag & drop existing components
Graphical rule flow chart
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The Business Value of Master Data Management
• Faster Application Deployments
• Consistency – A Single Version of the Truth
• Enterprise MDM – Financial and Analytical
• Cost Savings – 50% to 70% maintenance & productivity improvements
• Agility – ability to respond to change
• Accountability and better decision making
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BudgetingBudgeting
Oracle Enterprise Master Data ManagementThe most complete MDM solution in the market today
Data Governance & Compliance
Oracle Fusion Middleware
Analytical MDM AppsAnalytical MDM Apps
Operational MDM AppsOperational MDM AppsOperationalSystems
AnalyticalSystems
Custo
mer
Custo
mer
Supplie
rS
upplie
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OracleProduct Hub
OracleProduct Hub
Fin
ancia
lF
inancia
l
Oracle / Hyperion Data Relationship Management
Oracle / Hyperion Data Relationship Management
OracleCustomer Hub
OracleCustomer Hub
EBSEBS
SiebelSiebel
SAPSAP
Custom AppsCustom Apps
ExternalApps
ExternalApps
DWDW
BI &DatamartsBI &Datamarts
PlanningPlanning
Financial ConsolidationFinancial
ConsolidationP
roduct
Pro
duct
Analy
tical
Analy
tical
Application Integration Architecture
Hyperion Data Relationship Management (DRM)•Financial MDM (Ledger Hub)
– CoA– Cost Centers– Legal Entities
•Analytical MDM – Dimensions– Hierarchies– Reporting Structures – KPIs,
Metrics & Measures
•Complementary to CDI & PIM
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EssbaseEssbaseAnalytic Services
Planning
CorpOracle
APACCustom
LATAMPeoplesoft
EMEASAP
ETLEAI
• Accounts• Entity• Project• Product• Location• Channel
DW
Analytic Applications
Hyperion DRM’s Solution
Hyperion DRM
• Collapse separate structures into a single maintenance structure
BusinessUser
• Streamline change management – one place to make changes, one structure to update
• Immediate feedback to business users to enforce system constraints, business rules
• Publish changes for each specific consuming system as needed, when needed
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Powered by EssbaseEmbedded Analytics Improve Accuracy and Predictability
• Only multi-user read/write
• Support for large user communities and large analytic data sets
• Built-in financial intelligence
• Built-in time series intelligence
• 250+ built-in functions for computational functions
• Integrated predictive analytics
• Optimized storage
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• Translates strategies into objectives to establish ownership and accountability
• Communicate goals and objectives to align an entire organization
• Tailor scorecards by individual or teams to increase adoption
• Monitor key performance indicators to track execution
Aligns Strategy with Execution for Performance Accountability
Hyperion Performance Scorecard
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Drive Corporate Financial PerformanceOracle BI Applications
� Unable to achieve timely visibility into financial data for execs and managers
� Lack of data and information quality: Garbage in, Garbage out
� Time and effort to manually gather data from Excel spreadsheets and other data sources
Before
American Power Conversion (APC) is a $2 billion producer of uninterruptible power supplies. Deployed full “source to dashboard” Financial Analytics in matter of weeks on top of Oracle EBS, including GL, profitability, AR, and AP dashboards.
� Up-to-date, reliable source of financial truth for effective decision making
� Better visibility into business processes
� Ability to go from global view to detail view in 4 mouse clicks
� Proactively track and manage key drivers of revenue, cost, and shareholder value
After
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Oracle EPM SmartSpaceBrings Management Processes to the Desktop
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EPM SYSTEM ArchitectureCompetitive Differentiators
� Workspace
� MS Office integration
� EPM Architect & Calculation Manager
� Master Data Management
� Essbase
� Oracle BI Applications
� SmartSpace
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Competitive Landscape
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EPM Competition BEFORE Spring 2007
ERP & BIVendors
ApplicationSpecialists& Suites
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EPM Competition AFTER Spring 2007
ERP & BIVendors
ApplicationSpecialists& Suites
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The market today
SAPORACLE
IBMMICROSOFT
Hyperion BOBJOutlook
COGN
� The buying center is getting more diverse
� Strategic aspects will dominate over functional aspects
� EPM is the next ERP
Perf.Point
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Gartner: Magic Quadrant for CPM Suites, 2008
The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted 19 December 2008 by Gartner, Inc. and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the "Leaders" quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
This Magic Quadrant graphic was published by Gartner, Inc. as part of a larger research note and should be evaluated in the context of the entire report. The Gartner report is available upon request from Oracle.
Source: Gartner, Inc., “Magic Quadrant for CPM Suites, 2008” by Nigel Rayner, Neil Chandler, John E. Van Decker, 19 December 2008.
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Forrester Validation
Forrester uses the term business performance solutions (BPS) to refer to purpose-built applications used to plan, report, and measure business results
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Oracle #1 in Financial Performance and Strategy Management Applications - IDC
Other
35%
SAS
6%
SAP/BOBJ
17%
Cognos/Applix
9%
Oracle
27%
Infor
6%
2006 Total Market: $1.76B2005-2006 Growth: 10.1%
2006 Pro Forma FPSM Apps Revenues2006 Pro Forma Market Shares
164
468
301
109
99SAS
Infor
COGN
SAP
ORCL
Source: IDC, 'Worldwide Financial Performance and Strategy Management
Software 2006 Vendor Shares‘, Oct 2007, Doc #209241
IDC counts software license and maintenance in their revenue estimates
IDC derives their numbers independently, without validation from Oracle
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Questions & Discussion
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