Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Enterprise Performance
Management is a Discipline
that Enables Management to:
ECONOMIC
VALUE ADDED
(EVA)
OPERATIONAL
PLANNING
VARIANCE
ANALYSIS
GOAL
PERFORMANCE
SETTING
SCORECARDS
Inconsistency in business
decisions
FINANCIAL
REPORTING
MONITOR
ROLLING
RESULTS
FORECAST
Management Excellence:
The Next Competitive Edge
Competitive
Advantage
MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE
OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
Time
Stakeholder Environment
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Customer Successes
Made population, economy, and environment data
available for online users
Market Model
Investigate to Invest is the management process
for identifying, evaluating and creating the most
attractive market opportunities that generate the
highest returns.
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Customer Successes
Business Model
Design to Decide is the strategy formulation
management process for designing the business
infrastructure and partner network to deliver value to
customers in the most profitable way.
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Customer Successes
Business Planning
Plan to Act optimizes capital and resource
allocations across the organization in order to
effectively execute its strategy. This process involves
budgeting, planning and forecasting.
Mitigate Risk: Align all activities and resources with the shortterm crisis strategy
Cost Control: Use integrated planning principles to increase
operational grip
Build Trust: Use rolling forecasts to stick to reality (instead of
sticking to a static budget from before the crisis)
Industry Specific Planning : Financial Services Balance Sheet
Planning, Position Based Planning for PS, Project Planning
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Customer Successes
Business Operations
Analyze to Adjust is the management process for
analyzing trends and deviations -- and their root
cause -- from an organizations goals in order to take
corrective actions.
Customer Successes
Controlling Cost in Period of Rapid Growth
Detail level profitability planning & budgeting
Allocating % 0,1 margin to product, customer/contract
type better
Business Results
Record to Report is the management process for
providing strategic, financial and operational
feedback to all stakeholders inside and outside the
organization, to understand how a business is
performing.
Mitigate Risk: Do not allow spreadsheets, multiple tools and
many versions of the truth
Cost Control: Introduce Flash Reporting for immediate
operational feedback, minimize cost of management processes
Build Trust: Introduce a Fast Close
Customer Successes
EXTERNAL REPORTING
STRATEGIC & PREDICTIVE MODELING
INTEGRATED BUSINESS PLANNING
PROFITABILITY & COST MANAGEMENT
SCORECARDING, MONITORING & ANALYSIS
FINANCIAL & MGMT REPORTING
BI TOOLS & BI APPLICATIONS, REAL-TIME MONITORING
OLAP, DATA WAREHOUSE, DATA MINING
DATA INTEGRATION, APPLICATION MANAGEMENT & MASTER DATA MANAGEMENT
Strategic Planning
Cascade
Targets
Set Strategic
Objectives
Treasury
Strategies
Long-Term
Planning
Corporate
Development
Detailed
Budgeting
Forecasting
EPM Governance
Shared Master Data
Lifecycle Manager
Data synchronisation
Allocate
Resources
Data
Cleansing
Consolidate
Internal
Reporting &
Analysis
External
Reporting &
Analysis
Report &
Analyze
Define Cost
Drivers
Perform
Allocations
Strategy Management
Financial Close
Profitability Management
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Available
New Public Sector Budgeting module
Hyperion Planning
Hyperion Planning
Project Planning module
Core Planning Features
Conditional formatting
Predictive Planning
Hyperion Financial Management
Configurable Dimensionality
Financial Close
Account Reconciliations
EBS/Fusion Integration
Disclosure Management
March 2012
Oracle Fusion 1.0
Strategy Management
Financial Close
Profitability Management
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Key Capabilities
Accelerate Reporting and Reduce Cost of Compliance
Manage Financial Close
from Subledgers to Filings
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ERP:
Oracle, SAP,
Legacy, Other
Hyperion
Financial
Data Data
Quality
Assurance
Management
Tax
Calculations
Hyperion
Financial
Financial
Consolidation
Management Financial
Financial
and
Reporting,
Essbase
Mgmt.
Reporting
Transactions
Tax
Filing
Hyperion
Document
Disclosure
Management
& Filing
Management
Reporting
New products
Sustainability Starter Kit
Reporting Solution for meeting Solvency II
requirements
25
Hierarchy Drills
Enables
drilling
into details
OBIEE
HFM\FCM
Data Security
Visibility based on
security access
rights in hfm.
Seamless Integration
Single Sign on
and workspace
integration *
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Process Management
PM Metrics, PM Trend Analysis, PM Overall\Entity Status
Performance Indicators
BS Ratios YoY comparison table, BS Ratios components, BS Ratios Trend
Analysis
Gross Profit
Variance Analysis, Gross Profit by Product, Trend Gross Profit
Balance Sheet
Consolidating BS, BS metrics, Variance Analysis, Trend BS
Cash Flow
Cash Flow Summary, Consolidating Cash Flow, Variance Analysis
Currency Analysis
Variance Analysis using constant rate.
Financial Close Schedule Summary
Schedule Summary, Schedule Graph, Schedule Milestones\Roadblocks
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30
Monitoring
P&L
Cash
Flow
NON-FINANCIAL
Balance
sheet
Environment
Economic
ROCE
EBITA
P/E
etc.
Oracle Hyperion
Financial Management
+
Social
Capture
Report
Store
Sustainability Reporting
Application
Key Features
GRI-based Chart of Accounts and Task Lists
Pre-Built Web Data Entry Forms, Direct Data
Integration
Pre-Built Conversion Calculation Rules
Full audit trail, process management and security
Advantages
Single system for financial and non-financial reporting
Leverage existing investments in Hyperion Financial Management
Deploy quickly with pre-built application
Conversions
Requirements
Key Issues
Market
Credit
Risk Engines
Compute Grid
Insurance
Pillar 3
Transparency
Pillar 2
Risk Management
Pillar 1 Capital
Adequacy
Operational
QRT/SCFR/RSR
QMR
Real-time Reporting
Analytics
Dashboards
Source Data
Financial
Systems
Policy
Systems
Claims
Data Warehouse
ETL & Common Staging Area
General
Ledger
Management
Reporting
SII
Reports/Analytics
Actuarial/Financial
Data
Operational Data
IFRS
Operational
Risk
Economic
Capital
Aggregation
Insurance
Risk
ALM
Cash Flows &
Valuation
Credit
Policy
Risk
Data
Market
Risk
Stand
ard
Strategic
Pricing
Budgeting
Compute Grid
Product
Profitability
Financial
Planning
Model
Financial
Consolidatio
n
Replicating
Portfolios
ESG
Investment
Systems
Financial
Consolidation
Source Data
Projection Engine
General
Ledger
Operational
Risk
Financial
Systems
Data ETL
Policy
Systems
Risk
Aggregator
Projection
Data
Insurance
Risk
Credit
Polic
Risk
y
Reports
inancial
Consolida
Economic
Asset Liability
tion
Modelling Capital
Aggregation
Results
Data
MCR
Results
Data
Replicating
Portfolios
SCR
MCEV
Data
Claims
Market
Risk
Investmen
t Systems
Stand
ard
Model
IFRS
ESG
Step 3
Assumption Data
ESG (1000)
Step 1
Mortality Tables
Step 4
Economic Capital
Un-weighted Cash Flows
Yield Tables
Diversification Matrices
Step 6
Analysis
Reports
Technical Provisions
Policy Data
Step 2
Step 5
Analysis
SCR/MCEV/MCR/QIS5
Analysis
Asset Data
Analysis
Analysis
Compliance Phase
A. Quantitative Management Reporting (QMR) 1.0.1
B.
C.
2.
November 2011
HFM application
QIS5 reporting requirements
Precursor for QRT
QMR 2.0
HFM Application
2012
HFM Application
Consolidation Phase
A. QMR + OFSAA
QRT Reporting +
Data Warehouse supporting actuarial, risk and financial data
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QMR
Asset
Process Management
Rules Engine
Validations
other
HFM
Journals
Audit Tracking
Inter-company Processing
ETL
Report Generation
(pdf/html/MS Office)
Adjustments
FDQM
Explanations
XBRL Tagging
Drill-through
Source
SFCR
RSR
QRT
Reporting
Data
Sources
SII
Cycles
Mappings
Target
Qualitative Text
Dashboards
46
Strategic Planning
Financial Close
Profitability Management
47
Enterprise Planning
Products
Predictive
& Simulation
Crystal
Ball Modeling
/ Predictive
Planning*
Functional Plans
Strategic
Long-Term
Finance
Financial
Planning
OSSM
Workforce
Workforce
Planning
Planning
Capital
Capital Assets
Expense
Planning
Planning
Project
Project
Financial
Planning*
Planning
Marketing
Planning
Operational
Revenue & Cost
Modeling
Planning,
Budgeting
& Forecasting
Hyperion
Planning
Financial
Detail
Operational
Detail
48
Strategy Management
Financial Close
Profitability Management
49
Future Release
11.1.2.2
Strategy Management
Financial Close
Profitability Management
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Plan &
Propose
Rank &
Fund
Assign
Budgets
Schedule &
Assign
BI Apps
13
Monitor &
Report
Forecast &
Simulate
Establish
Projects
WBS &
Resource
Hyperion Suite
12
Approve &
Budget
11
Revise &
Approve
10
Procure &
Bill
Accounting
& Commits
14
Execute &
Measure
ERP Projects
Update &
Revise
ERP GL
Project Tools
Future Release
11.1.2.2
ERP Projects / GL
Project Initialization
Financial Work Structure (FWS) for
Budgets / Actual
Project level Budgeting for FWS
Cost management, procurement, billing,
accounting
Earned Value calculations at various
FWS levels
Control of Service Spends/Payment
Verification
Project Analytics
Predictive Planning
Functional details
Statistical prediction scenarios can
be built into Planning
Enables sanity check during forecast
cycles
Ability to compare accuracy of
forecasts vs. statistical predictions
Uses Crystal Balls Predictor to
analyze historical data and projects
trends and patterns into the future
Users review forecasted values,
override if needed, then submit back to
Planning
Automatically forecast best and worst
case scenarios in addition to base
case
Future Release
11.1.2.2
Strategy Management
Financial Close
Profitability Management
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Strategic
Value
Industry
Value
HPCM
Opportunity
Feature
Value
Strategic
Value
HPCM
Opportunity
Industry
Value
Industry
Every industry
Shared Services
IT/HR/Finance/Marketing/Faciliti
es
Driver-Based Planning
Operational Efficiency
Process Change/Re-engineering
Benchmarking
Capacity Utilization
Product Profitability
Customer/Customer Segment
Profitability
- Cost only, or
Cost & Revenue
- For Profit or Not
for Profit
- Large or SME
HPCM
Opportunity
Industry
Value
HPCM
Opportunity
Industry
Financial Services
Financial Svcs
Insurance
Financial Svcs Invest.
Mgmt
CPG
Cost-to-Serve
Cost-to-Deliver (Pay Load), Route Profitability
Utilities
Regulatory Compliance
Price Rationalization
Communications
Healthcare Provider
Healthcare Payer
Retail
Manufacturing
Feature
Value
HPCM
Opportunity
A User-Driven application
Measures, Allocates and Assigns Cost and Revenues
via User Defined Rules
Finance User-facing Administration
Provides Scenario Modeling for Decision Making
Cost and
Revenue Allocation
Calculations
What is a customers
profitability?
Allocate
What can we do to
improve the situation?
Analyze
Performance
Improvement
Back Office
Mid Office
Front Office
Cost to Serve
Products
Business Intersection
Product / Region / Channel /
Customer Segment
Dimension Intersections
Back Office
Mid Office
Cost to Serve
Front Office
Products
Business Interactions /
Transactions
Potentially millions of unique
items
20+ Dimensions
Rows of Data
Future Release
11.1.2.2
Multi-Stage Models
Before
Rapidly expanded performance
After
HPCM is the strategic solution to
Before
IT resources demand exceeded
capacity for profitability reporting
Needed business users to drive
profitability modeling
Lack of insight how shared costs
impacted economics of the business
Challenge to optimize product mix that
maximizes bank profitability
After
Minimal IT involvement
Easy integration into EPM system
infrastructure
Ability to offer a basket of products by
mixing and matching products
according to customer demographics
Benchmarking costs for developing
and marketing new products
M&G Investments
Select Oracle EPM over Clarity Systems
COMPANY OVERVIEW
CHALLENGES
M&G needed to replace a disconnected process and the
many spreadsheets which had built up over the years with a
centralised planning system
M&G were using ALG Metify (now SAP) but this was proving
too rigid for future requirements with only three possible
levels of allocation
SOLUTION Hyperion Planning, Hyperion Financial Data
Quality Management, Hyperion Profitability & Cost
Management
Why Oracle?
M&G were impressed with the
Oracle team and how fast they were
able to develop a working
application to cover their complex
income modelling requirements in
less than 1 week.
Superior functionality of Oracle
Hyperion Planning
Advanced capability and great
usability of HPCM which Clarity
would have tried to build in
Essbase
Oracles integrated EPM portfolio
(Planning, HPCM & Essbase with
same reporting, consistent data
integration)
Proposed Solution
Sales Challenges:
Failed attempt to sell Hyperion
Planning 18 months earlier
Customers predisposition to SAP
HPCM is a new product with few
references
Products sold:
HPCM, Planning, Workforce Planning, FDM
Why HPCM?
Ease of maintenance
Built-in traceability
Simplified regulatory compliance
CHALLENGES
Provide a mechanism to accurately allocate revenue, operating
expenses and cost of capital to TSTTs service offerings
Provide traceability of these allocations back to the audited
financials
Provide a simple method to communicate the allocation
methodology to regulators.
CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE
Significant reduction in the amount of
maintenance for allocation data that was
currently being done in Essbase
CHALLENGES
Keeping pace with the changing Medicare reimbursement regulations
Inability to quickly respond to specific reimbursement requests with
additional supporting documentation
OFA (Oracle Financial Analyzer) sunset
Heavy dependence on IT for Reporting and Analysis
Why HPCM?
Allocation Transparency ability to
CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE
SOLUTION HPCM, Planning, FDM
Before
New healthcare reform
After
Quantified medical loss ratios to
CHALLENGES
Existing Excel-based allocation system was too rigid to meet their
post-merger market expansion needs. It was also getting too
expensive to maintain.
IT was not responsive enough to create extracts from their G/L system
for data feeds.
Inability to easily link actuarial information with internal budgets to drive
pricing programs.
Existing PSFT Budgeting and Planning solution wasnt meeting their
needs, post-merger.
Why HPCM?
No coding for defining and maintaining
allocations
Users could develop and maintain the actuarial
allocation system, without having to depend
upon IT.
Integration with Hyperion Planning and PSFT
G/L
One integrated solution from one vendor
CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE
Solvency II
Solvency II was initiated by the European Commission to fundamentally change
the European insurance solvency framework when it is implemented in January
2013.
Solvency 2 will apply to all insurance and reinsurance firms with gross premium
income exceeding EUR 5M or gross technical provisions in excess of EUR 25M
Solvency II evolved from the Basel II three pillar approach to Banking regulation. It
is designed to produce a more consistent solvency standard by ensuring that
capital requirements are more aligned to the risks being accepted.
The new regulatory regime is designed to provide a principles-based supervisory
framework for European insurers and reinsurers
Replaces 14 existing insurance directives
The risk-based system will put an understanding of risk and capital at the heart of
insurers business decisions, basing the amount of capital an insurer is required to
hold directly on the risks it is exposed to.
The intention is to ensure that insurance companies hold sufficient capital to
withstand a loss so severe it would happen only once every 200 years. For
organisations to effectively quantify this level of capital, many will have to develop a
more accurate view of what their risks are, and how much capital should be held
against each of them.
Solution Architecture
Data Sources
Policies
+
Claims
+
Market Data
+
Asset Data
HR
+
ERP
+
CRM
OFSAA
Common
Staging
Area
Customer
+
Policy
+
Assets
+
Financial
+
Actuarial
Financial
Data Quality
Management
Hyperion
Financial
Management
+
QMR Application
OFSAA
Common
Results
Area
Financial
Store
+
Risk Store
+
Actuarial
Store
Actuarial
Financial Close Management Solvency II process mgmt / best practices
Assumption
Sets
Financial
Reporting
Financial Reporting
(QRT, SFCR,
RSR)
+
(IFRS,
Management
Reporting)
Disclosure
Mgmt
XBRL
OBIEE
Alerts
+
KPIs
+
Dashboards
QMR
HFM
FDQM
Target
OBIEE*
Dashboards and highly graphical analysis providing the ability to combine
Pillar III data with other sources (optional module)
QRT
SFCR
RSR
run on demand
MS Office integration for query via Excel and with Word and PowerPoint
Disclosure Management
Provides extensive capabilities based on Word for the addition of the
qualitative requirements of the QRT, SFCR and RSR reports
Reporting
Report Generation
(pdf/html/MS Office)
Adjustments
Explanations
XBRL Tagging
Qualitative Text
Dashboards
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Benefits of QMR
HFM/QMR
5. More than just a reporting solution it provides essential capabilities for Pillar
2/3 SII controls:
Data Quality, Auditabilty, ETL
Validations and Calculation capabilities
Embedded process flows with inbuilt approvals and signs-off procedures
Support for Internal and Standard Models
Memory Optimized
Essbase
1 TB RAM
40 Processing Cores
High Speed Networking
In-Memory Analytics
Software
In-Memory Analytics
Hardware
Contextual Actions
All on Mobile
How Fast?
Early Customers
With Exalytics running in-memory, we are seeing an
overall improvement of 38x to 70x responsiveness
compared to where are today!
Exalytics produced an average of 18x better
dashboard responsiveness and in cases exceeded
100x in responsiveness compared with our production
system.
Exalytics demonstrated speed-of-thought interactivity
that was so far only possible in desktop solutions we
are ready to move from desktop BI to Exalytics as
soon as the product is out.
Optimized Oracle BI
Foundation Suite
In-Memory
Analytics
Software
In-Memory
Analytics
Hardware
Financials
Sales
HR
Marketing
Service
Projects
Contact Center
Supply Chain
Price
Order Management
Loyalty
Logistics
Financial Services
Communications
Strategic Planning
Healthcare
Retail
Profitability Management
Oracle Exalytics
Extreme Analytics
Software
Hardware
Solutions
Services