Not as robust as an enterprise-wide planning solution.

Provides the added benefit of using a single tool for these processes and business intelligence (BI) capabilities. Provides a chance to reinvent planning processes to fit into the cloud-based solution.Īllows you to take the ‘ xFP&A’ approach (aka, Hybrid) of using SAP Analytics Cloud for point solutions in order to get a feel for it.

Some of the Pros and Cons of this solution: Pros In addition, SAP BPC will receive incremental enhancements based on customer feedback, and be maintained to ensure compatibility with underlying technology components and legal compliance.

SAP plans to deliver major new planning enhancements in SAP Analytics Cloud, and SAP BPC customers can leverage these enhancements via “hybrid” integration. Move to SAP Analytics Cloud for Planning, Forecasting and Budgeting This blog explores several potential paths toward a more robust planning and consolidation solution for your business. When you add to that the fact that SAP BPC customers are a diverse population in terms of industry, size, business case and usage, it’s difficult to provide a ‘one-size-fits-all’ answer to life after SAP BPC. But these solutions are still relatively immature and don’t yet provide the same robust capabilities offered by SAP BPC. This includes SAP Analytics Cloud for planning, forecasting and budgeting (as well as analytics and predictive), and SAP S/4HANA Finance for group reporting (Group Reporting) for consolidation. As an SAP BPC customer, you’re aware of the end of support dates for SAP BPC 10.1 for Microsoft () and for SAP BPC 10.1 version for NetWeaver (), but how much thought have you given to life after SAP BPC?įor the past few years, SAP has been talking about the next-generation SAP solutions that will supplant SAP BPC in supporting planning, forecasting, budgeting and consolidation processes.

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