Learn Enterprise Performance Management in Oracle Cloud ERP In Oracle Cloud ERP, the EPM module offers a range of applications and tools that help organizations manage their financial performance and optimize their business processes. These applications are designed to work seamlessly with other modules in the ERP system, providing users with a comprehensive view of their organization's financial performance. The book covers the following: 1. Introduction to Enterprise Performance Management 1.1 Overview of Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) 1.2 Importance of EPM in modern organizations 1.3 Introduction to Oracle Cloud ERP's EPM module 2. Navigating the Oracle EPM Cloud interface 2.1 Introduction to the EPM Cloud console 2.2 Overview of EPM Cloud modules and applications 2.3 Understanding EPM Cloud security and access 3. EPM core functionality in Oracle Cloud ERP 3.1 Financial Consolidation and Close (FCC) 3.2 Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service (PBCS) 3.3 Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service (PCMCS) 3.4 Enterprise Data Management (EDM) 3.5 Account Reconciliation Cloud Service (ARCS) 3.6 Narrative Reporting 4. Implementing and configuring Oracle EPM Cloud 4.1 Pre-implementation considerations and planning 4.2 System setup and configuration 4.3 Integrating EPM Cloud with other Oracle Cloud modules 4.4 Data migration and loading 4.5 User and security setup 5. Financial Consolidation and Close (FCC) 5.1 Overview of FCC and its role in EPM 5.2 Configuration and setup of FCC 5.3 Running the consolidation process 5.4 Reporting and analysis of consolidated financial results 6. Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service (PBCS) 6.1 Overview of PBCS and its role in EPM 6.2 Configuration and setup of PBCS 6.3 Creating and managing planning applications 6.4 Data input and management 6.5 Reporting and analysis of budget and forecast results 7. Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service (PCMCS) 7.1 Overview of PCMCS and its role in EPM 7.2 Configuration and setup of PCMCS 7.3 Defining and managing profitability and cost models 7.4 Data input and management 7.5 Reporting and analysis of profitability and cost results 8. Enterprise Data Management (EDM) 8.1 Overview of EDM and its role in EPM 8.2 Configuration and setup of EDM 8.3 Managing data and metadata 8.4 Integrating EDM with other EPM Cloud applications 9. Account Reconciliation Cloud Service (ARCS) 9.1 Overview of ARCS and its role in EPM 9.2 Configuration and setup of ARCS 9.3 Reconciling accounts and transactions 9.4 Reporting and analysis of reconciliation results 10. Narrative Reporting 10.1 Overview of Narrative Reporting and its role in EPM 10.2 Configuration and setup of Narrative Reporting 10.3 Creating and managing reports 10.4 Integration with other EPM Cloud applications 11. Best practices for successful implementation and adoption of Oracle EPM Cloud 11.1 Pre-implementation considerations and planning 11.2 Change management and user adoption strategies 11.3 Ongoing system maintenance and support 11.4 Tips for maximizing the value of EPM Cloud 12. Real-world examples and case studies of successful Oracle EPM Cloud implementations 12.1 Examples of organizations that have successfully implemented EPM Cloud 12.2 Lessons learned and best practices from real-world implementations 13. Future of EPM in Oracle Cloud ERP 13.1 Overview of upcoming features and enhancements in EPM Cloud 13.2 Predictions for the future of EPM in Oracle Cloud ERP 13.3 Benefits of investing in EPM Cloud for the future of an organization

Oracle Enterprise Performance Reporting Cloud Service (EPRCS) takes your enterprise-wide reporting process to the next level by providing collaborative, secure, and narrative reporting. This easy to learn Cloud-only solution combines data and narration in consistent looking reports and reduces the time to generate report packages so you can focus on value added analysis to improve business decisions. Look Smarter Than You Are with Oracle Enterprise Performance Reporting Cloud Service will walk you through how to build and then execute a full reporting cycle from start to finish using this powerful new solution. You will learn: How to build a report package and then execute the reporting cycle from start to finish Review authored doclets and interact with Authors using commentary Sign-off or reject the final product Assign security How to administer and personalize your reporting environment How to migrate objects between environments How to build a custom reporting application to house additional data

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