Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Accounts Sales (+) Direct (+) Partner (+) Cost of Sales (-)
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or
Many different BPM applications?
Or
Changing hierarchies:
Management Reorganizations?
Acquisitions?
BPM or ERP Migration?
Hyperion Master Data Management Server Overview P.3
Why it Matters?
Master data changes! ERP, BPM, BI Systems Enterprise coordination Different systems Compliance Automation
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Why it Matters?
Master data changes! ERP Systems and BPM/BI Reporting systems dont provide Enterprise wide solutions for change Changes have to be coordinated throughout the enterprise Not simple synchronization! Different systems will likely have different.
Attributes, mappings, rollups or organization, classifications, or levels of detail
The need for linkage increases with SOX, Basel II, Solvency II
Requires transparency, consistency, audit trail
Most organizations have no automated way of dealing with master data change
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BPM
Data
Data
Excel
VSAM File
Operational
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Limited visibility Lack of traceability Poor controls Latency in decision making Compliance risk Growing maintenance costs
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FINANCIAL
EDUCATION
OTHER
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Industry Banking Overview $6.6 billion in 2004 revenues $103 billion in assets - 6/2005 17 affiliates 1,100 banking centers Current Environment Enterprise (moving to HFM) Essbase Planning Data warehouse Oracle ODS SAP HR
We had over 2 million data points in our chart of accounts... We created one version of the trutheveryone comes to our MDM product to get the financial hierarchy.
Bret Furtwengler VP Financial Systems
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Planning Data
Master Data
Desired Automation
Planning Data
Business Process DW
ETL EAI
DM
DM
Staging ODS
iSetup Oracle Financials Flat File Legacy GL Tree Mover Peoplesoft BAPI / RFCs SAP Custom / ETL Custom Applications
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Demo
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HUB
Infrastructure Hyperion products Application interoperability IT
HAL
Connectors Hyperion & non-Hyperion products Data transfer IT
Change management Hyperion & non-Hyperion products (enterprise) Managing master data Business & IT Manage change in versions, hierarchies, Version control & roll back Validations, verifications Configurable attributes & exports History & audit trail Query, comparison of structures & attributes Importing, blending, automating changes
Lifecycle management Migration: dev to prod Metadata sharing Data sharing and synchronization Scheduling of integration and sys. admin tasks Task automation Common elements User provisioning (Joyce)
Predefined connectors Extraction of data from operational data sources Bi-directional data flow Translation manager: conversion rules & mappings for transactional data transfer Scheduling & automation Alerts & notifications
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MDM Features
Configurable export behavior that can filter, subset, combine and transform master data. Includes tranforming recursive ragged hierarchies into flattened generational tables for SQL based reporting.
Configurable attributes and attribute behavior
Customizable validations to enforce business rules, corporate policy or constraints of subscribing systems
Flexible security allowing segmentation and distribution of master data management across a larger team.
Advanced tools for querying, analyzing and comparing structures and attributes
Audit tracking of all structure and attribute changes to track who changed what-when for compliance
Evaluating change over time with version control and version rollback to any point in time
Advanced automated tools to streamline the maintenance and management of master data including importing, blending of changes to structures and attributes. Allows creation of new tailored applications w/o incurring additional maintenance and reconcilation costs. Hyperion Master Data Management Server Overview P . 17