Titlebook: Efficient eReporting with SAP EC®; Strategic Direction Andreas H. Schuler,Andreas Pfeifer Book 2001 Friedr. Vieweg & Sohn Verlagsgesellsch

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95803-8This chapter examines how business-management requirements faced by an eReporting system can be effectively implemented using SAP EC. In particular, special attention is given to procedural issues, possibilities of increasing the efficiency of the SAP standard functions and other factors that are crucial for successful technical realization.

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Appendix,The following table shows the amount of time taken by selected corporations to disclose their financial statements. These corporations are listed either on the Dow Jones index or on the German stock market index (DAX).

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Introduction,xcellence of their annual reports. The assessment criteria used include the quality of the reports’ content, layout, language and financial communication. This annual competition highlights the importance that external reporting has gained in recent years as a result of increasing demands for information on capital markets.

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The Holistic Implementation Concept for Efficient eReporting,potential associated with a holistic implementation concept. Particular attention is given to the corporate data pool as a key to efficiency gains. The chapter concludes by presenting a sound approach to the selection of appropriate software for eReporting.

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Cornerstones of an SAP EC eReporting Project,oach with the planning of individual stages of completion (release planning), is the definition of the project organization and the project communication. The combination of these two aspects of project management has a decisive impact on the lasting success of the project. This chapter explains this fact in more detail.

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Representing the Requirements of an eReporting Concept with SAP EC,s change upon the introduction of efficient eReporting. Before presenting a possible system design in section 4.4, it introduces the characteristics of both modules. The chapter concludes with a description of the system architecture necessary for eReporting.

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