SAP Helps HP Transform Expense Planning For Increased Efficiency And Accuracy
SAP worked with HP to help its finance organisation transition from segregated processes and multiple costly competing tools to a unified planning solution.
SAP AG has ushered in a new era of business planning with the SAP Business Planning and Consolidation application, version for SAP NetWeaver powered by the SAP HANA platform. Customers like HP have taken advantage of the application to transform their finance organisations and gain unprecedented speed and new levels of insight.
SAP worked with HP to help its finance organisation transition from segregated processes and multiple costly competing tools to a unified planning solution. The change has enabled HP’s finance team to more quickly and accurately create forecasts. SAP Business Planning and Consolidation helped decrease the time it takes employees to create a monthly expense plan by 20 percent. With SAP, HP enhanced its business planning with the power and speed of the SAP HANA platform, run on HP ProLiant blade servers, making it easier for its employees to work in finance by reducing the amount of non-value add work.
“SAP Business Planning and Consolidation combined with SAP HANA allows our business analysts to analyse data quickly and make informed decisions,” said Jim Mooney, program manager, Financial Planning and Simulation, HP. “The speed and detail that the SAP solution provides allows analysts to envision different scenarios and determine the best course of action while reducing the amount of time spent on data entry to creates an impressive level of forecasting efficiency.”

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