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

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Aspects of Operating a Global SAP EC eReporting System,equirements are managed. This is followed by a description of options for establishing and maintaining all master data and structures, as their quality is of considerable significance for the overall quality of the eReporting system. The chapter concludes with a presentation of various approaches to

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Outlook, previous chapters are based on concrete project experience, including the successful implementation of integration within the scope of the world’s largest SAP EC-CS application to date. involving a globally active corporation with more than 2,500 specialist users.

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Capital Market Oriented Corporate Reporting,ing Standards that have resulted from this influence with Continental and British-American Models of accounting. Finally, it describes the integration of management reporting and external reporting as a necessary condition for the fulfillment of the New Reporting Standards and shows how such an inte

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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 thi