Bussiness Analysis

Bussiness Intelligance and Analysis :

Business Analysis in ERP helps you analyze important factors that affect your business. You can compare vendor data, analyze warehouse operations, develop strategies to retain preferred customers and attract new customers, and create customer profiles and segmentation analyses. You can share up-to-the-minute information such as customer purchasing and supplier inventory, and identify weak spots in your supply chain so that you can make the necessary changes. Analysis tools help you answer questions like “How will switching my suppliers affect my profits?” or “What is my delivery lead time?” You can analyze costs associated with employee retention and productivity. You can also do flexible transaction level data retrieval and analysis, for the data of one or many companies.

With Business Analysis, you can reduce the time and costs associated with analyzing your business data. ERP like SAP and Microsoft Dynamics reduce the time required to generate answers from the system, while also reducing the potential for errors, simply by providing a single point of administration for your Business Intelligence infrastructure, and the data it requires.
 
Answers in real-time

Business Analysis in ERP can give you business insight when you need it most. Analyze and drill down into your business information instead of following static reports. Transform data into multi-dimensional analyses that support enterprise-scale data volumes and hierarchies. Conduct transaction level investigations across multiple company data to discover useful nuggets of information. Create ad hoc reporting perspectives that describe cross-module subsets of business data to support free-form analysis. Manipulate and derive actionable business information by applying ratios, cumulative totals, trends and allocations across dimensions and across hierarchical levels of your data.

Precision

Business Analysis in ERP helps you generate reliable results from your analyses, regardless of how complex the query is. The business data used during analysis is constantly updated because it includes changes as they occur in SAP and Microsoft Dynamics or other data sources.

You can also look at the results of your analyses at any scale, from a high-level overview down to microscopic detail. When analyzing buying patterns, for example, you can view information by customer group, by specific customer, specific invoice or by any other level of your choice. By measuring performance continuously, you can measure accurately whether your business goals are being met and whether your strategies are working effectively. Business Analysis in SAP also gives you transparency when looking for the relationship between activities in different departments, locations or subsidiaries.

Security

The security is managed centrally, reducing both the effect on users and the strain on your IT department. You have full control over which users have access to which models. The users must be registered on the server they select to gain access.