hyperion system 9 planning - what's new
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Hyperion System 9
Planning
What’s New
Presented by
Shirley Lum
Partner Technical Account Manager
January 2006
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Agenda
� System 9 Overview
� Hyperion Planning 4.1 New Features
� Hyperion Planning 4.1.1 New Features
� Questions
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Hyperion System 9 – One System Comprehensive Performance Management
� Support for all aspects of the management cycle
� Integrated, modular suite of financial management applications and a BI platform
� Shared services simplifies deployment and maintenance
� Common workspace simplifies deployments and reduces training
One system to
deploy, manage,
and maintainLEGACY
DW
CRM
ERP
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Hyperion System 9 BI+
� Reporting
— Addressing any type of management, financial or production reporting
� Dashboards
— Highly interactive, multi-source dashboards
� Analysis
— Extensive capabilities for financial and operational analysis
Broadest BI Functionality
LEGACY
DW
CRM
ERP
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� Planning and Modeling
— Improve accuracy and predictability of plans and forecasts
� Consolidations
— Accelerate close and reporting cycles while reducing costs of compliance
� Scorecarding
— Align strategy with goals to create an aligned, accountable organization
Hyperion System 9 Applications +Driving Accuracy, Alignment and Accountability
LEGACY
DW
CRM
ERP
An Integrated,
Modular Suite
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� Shared Services
— Common User Provisioning & Security
— Central License Management
� Data & Application Integration
— Enables sharing of information and leverages integration investments
� Master Data Management
— Synchronizes master data across applications and transactional systems
Hyperion System 9 Foundation Services Common Infrastructure
LEGACY
DW
CRM
ERP
Lower TCO
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LEGACY
DW
CRM
ERP
Hyperion System 9 Applications +Planning and Modeling
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Hyperion Planning
4.1
New Features
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Hyperion Planning 4.1 Themes
� Business Performance Management Leadership— User Provisioning— License Management— Common Terminology— Common Install and Configuration— Hyperion Planning and Hyperion Financial Management Integration
� Market-Leading Usability— User Interface Enhancements— Task List Navigation— Copy Supporting Detail— Common User Interface (phase 2)— HBR Graphical Interface— Smart View Enhancements
� Increase Functional Depth— Workforce Planning Enhancements
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Common Installation & Configuration Utility
� Common Installation
— BPM initiative spanning entire product suite
— Consistent UI and flow across all products
� Configuration Utility
— Simplification of Application deployment
— Single utility that will automate:— License Activation
— Hub Registration
— Web App Deployment
— Property File
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User Management Console Overview
� Single Administrative console for all Hyperion products
� Manages User/Group product role assignments across entire Hyperion Suite
� Access Controls managed at the application level
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User Management Console Overview Cont.
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User Management Console Overview Cont.
� User Directories— Listing of all available External Providers configured with Shared
Services— Native Directory – Allows for the creation of native Users & Groups
� Projects— Folder Management System used to house similar applications— Multiple application from any product(s) can be contained in the
same project— Users/Groups can only be assigned to an application that is held
within a project
� Unassigned Applications— Holding area for newly registered applications— Unassigned Applications can not be provisioned with any
user/groups
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User Management Console Overview Cont.
� Types of Roles
— Shared Services Roles – assignments that govern a user/groups capabilities within Shared Services
— Product Roles – assignments that govern a user/groups capabilities within an individual product
— Aggregated Role – a custom role definition that could combine various Products & Shared Services roles
� Global Roles
— Shared Services roles that enable a user/group capabilities across the entire Shared Services suite
� Application Roles
— Product Specific Roles that are assigned at the application level
— Shared Services roles that enable a user/group capabilities that are limited to a specific application
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Planning User & Group Migration
� All System Components have been upgraded
� All application servers have been configured and are available
� Existing Applications have been migrated to Planning 4.1
� Next Steps
� Existing Applications need to be registered with Hyperion User Management Console
� Existing Applications’ User & Group Assignments need to be migrated to Hyperion User Management Console
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User Interface Enhancements
� Key Enhancements
— Screen and User Mode Persistence
— “New” menu items
— New Toolbar icons— Supporting Detail
— Cell Text
— One touch “Full Screen” capability
— View Pane in Basic Mode to support New Task List hierarchy
— Common Terminology— Dimensions – Scenario, Version, Entity, Account, Period, Year
— Objects – Data Form
— New LogOff Confirmation Message Box
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� Screen and User Mode persistence— Screen persistence : Return to last visited page upon logging in
— User Mode persistence : When switching from Basic to Advanced Mode, will be returned to last visited page under Advanced Mode
� “New” Menu items:
Enhancements - Navigation
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� New Toolbar icons :— Supporting Details
— Cell Text
� One touch “Full Screen” capability
� New “Log Off” confirmation box :
Enhancements - Navigation
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� Default access for Task List creators
� Using Task Lists :— Display View pane in Basic Mode
— Display of hierarchical view of Task List in View pane
— “Linked” Tasks launched from the View Pane
— “Task Complete” icon displayed in View pane
Enhancements - Task Lists
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Applications+ Improved Integration
� Common Terminology— Dimensions – Scenario, Version, Entity, Account, Period, Year
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Applications+ Improved Integration
� Common Terminology— Objects – Data Form
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Supporting Detail Enhancement
� Ability to copy all relational data, including supporting detail from one dimensional intersection to another dimensional intersection.
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� Available to Administrators or Application owners only
� “Copy Versions” still exists
� Can simulate Copy Versions functionality if so desired
� No security enforcement
� We preserve selected settings for the current session
Supporting Detail Enhancement
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� Common Add-In introduced in Planning 4.0
� Support for forms with Run-Time-Prompts on Save
� Formula Preservation
Smart View Enhancements
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� Graphical Designer now part of Analytic Administration Services (AAS)
� Installed as part of AAS and configured along with AAS. No separate installer.
� All HBR stored in a single repository
� Migration from existing graphical rules repository
� Old Graphical interface and repository no longer supported
� Hyperion Configuration Tool will register HBR as a product in Shared Services and publish HBR roles
� Repository migration performed from within AAS (Right-click Administration – Migrate Repository)
� Migration from prior versions to HBR 4.1 supported
� HBR 4.1 only available with AAS 9.0
� Run Time Prompts are now accessible by Smart View
Hyperion Business Rules –Key New Features
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HBR - New Graphical Interface
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� HBR Project created with HBR as an application
� HBR Roles published: roles changed to Administrator, Interactive and Basic (to match Planning roles).
� Existing HBR roles will be migrated
� Provision user to HBR
� Assign Role to user
� Access control still done in HBR (users provisioned within Shared Services)
HBR - User Provisioning
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Hyperion System 9 Workforce Planning
� Packaged solution for quick implementations
� Plan merit increases and compensation at any level
� Integrates actualsfrom HR systems
� Add, edit and delete employees and new hires
� Pre-defined calculations for taxes and benefits
� Test scenarios in real-time for impact analysis
Improves Headcount, Salary and Compensation Planning
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� Customization support enhancement :
— Enable user-defined custom attributes in WFP
— Ability to delete or modify any predefined attributes and their members
— Ability to delete any predefined accounts
— Ability to turn off Set Screens (uncheck box)
— Ability to launch custom calc scripts
� Support for customizing Tax calculations
— Span multiple years
— Adjust rates and limits
— Addition of WF_Region Attribute Dimension which will facilitate global tax calculations that differ by country/geographic region
Workforce Planning Enhancements
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Hyperion Planning
4.1.1
New Features
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Hyperion Planning 4.1.1 Themes
� Enterprise Readiness
— 64 bit support on Itanium
— Business Rules
� Increase Functional Depth
— Core Planning Platform Updates
— Re-architected Workforce Planning
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64 bit Support
� 64 bit Support
— HP-UX 64 bit support on Itanium only
— Windows 2003 64 bit support on Itanium only
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Business Rules
� Business Rules
— Support for Smart Lists
— Performance optimizations
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Core Planning Platform Enhancements
� Smart Lists
� Custom Menus
� Data Form Enhancements
� Member Formulas
� UDAs
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Smart Lists
� Create a list of like items that can be used as data values on data forms
� Defined under Administration menu – Manage Smart Lists
— Smart Lists— Properties
— Name
— Label
— Display Order
— #Missing Customization
— Entries
— Use generated key or create own numbering scheme
— Name
— Label
— Preview
— Drop Down View
— Table View
— Smart List Evaluation Order – must be defined before Smart Lists are available to end users
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Smart Lists
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Smart Lists
� Associate Smart Lists with dimension members within Member Properties
— Create Smart List called Location and associate it with an account called Location
� Enable Smart Lists for Data Forms
— Select Enable Smart Lists option under Display Options tab of Data Form Designer
— Smart Lists are supported in Smart View
� Examples of Smart Lists
— Location
— Position
— Grade
— Employee Type
— Action
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Smart Lists
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Custom Menus
� Right click menus that can be used to launch the following:
— Business Rules
— Context sensitive data forms
— URL
— Context sensitive process management
� Defined under Administration menu – Manage Menus
— Establish menu hierarchy, similar to Task Lists (Add Child, Add Sibling)
— Add General Properties – Name, Label, Icon, Type, Required Dimension
— Add Menu Type Properties— Varies by Business Rule, Data Form, URL, and Process Management
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Custom Menus
Business Rule Type:
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Custom Menus
Data Form Type:
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Custom Menus
� Associate Menus with Data Forms
— Select Context Menus option under Display Options tab of Data Form Designer to associate the custom menus
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Custom Menus
� Leverage Menus within Data Forms
— Right click functionality on data grid
— Required Dimension will drive the usage of the Custom Menus
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Data Form Enhancements
� Data Form Options
— Data Form - Read Only
— Segment Properties – applies to Rows or Columns— Hide
— Show Separator
— Read only
— Suppress Hierarchy
— Enhanced Suppression on Rows— For highly sparse data sets to improve
query performance (Suppress Missing Blocks)
— Dynamic User Variables— Initial selection is set in File/Properties
— Eliminates need to select new User Variable from File/Properties
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Data Form Enhancements
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Member Formulas
� Exposing Member Formula creation/ management within Planning Dimension Editor –Member Formulatab
� Option for validation of member formula
� Allows for Dynamic Calc Level 0 members within outline
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UDAs
� Exposing UDA creation/ management within Planning Dimension Editor – UDA tab
� Options for adding new UDA, modifying existing, or deleting
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Re-architected Workforce Planning
� Split Employee and Entity dimensions
— Support Process Management
— Supports transfers
— More efficient New Hire Planning
� Transfer functionality
� Predefined Account structure
� Predefined Smart Lists
� Predefined Custom Menus
� Predefined Business Rules
� Predefined Member Formulas
� Predefined Data Forms
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Split Employee and Entity Dimensions
� Leverage base Entity dimension
— Process Management
� Create new Employee dimension with hierarchy, shouldn’t be flat list
� Pre-populated with 30 TBH members (TBH1, TBH2, TBH3, etc.)
— New data intersection creates a TBH (combination of Entity and Employee)
� Supports transfers
— Employees can exist at two different dimensional intersections— Data drives the creation
— Suppression drives the display
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Transfer Functionality
� One step process
— Assumption: planning unit owner has access to both the transfer in and out entities
— Single business rule to transfer employee and related costs fromone entity to another
� Two step process
— Assumption: planning unit owner does not have access to both the transfer in and out entities
— Two business rules created to transfer employee and related costs— Transfer Out initiates the transfer and makes user available for transfer in
— Transfer In completes the process
� Reconciliation report created to ensure all “Outs” and “Ins” are established
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Predefined Account Structure
� 120 Accounts created in model
� Can be renamed, deleted, modified as desired
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Predefined Smart Lists
� 8 Smart Lists with generic entries created in model
� Can be renamed, deleted, modified as desired
� Associations to dimension members and data forms already created when model is initialized
� New Smart Lists will have to be assigned to appropriate dimension members and data forms
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Predefined Custom Menus
� Menus with generic entries created in model
� Can be renamed, deleted, modified as desired
� Associations to data forms already created when model is initialized
� New Menus will have to be assigned to appropriate data forms
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Predefined Business Rules
� Business Rules with Run Time Prompts to drive member formulas are created
— Change Employee Status
— Transfer Out
— Transfer In
— Transfer Out and In
— Plan Departure
— Add TBH
— Reconcile TBH
� Need to be more careful about modifying these business rules as they integrate with the member formulas to execute Smart List action changes
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Predefined Member Formulas
� Predefined Member Formulas
— Bonus
— Merit
— FICA, FUTA, SUTA
— Health Care Costs
— Total Salary
— FYTD Salary, CYTD Salary
— And others …
� Can be customized to meet customer needs
— Change definition of what should be included to calculate Bonus or Merit or Taxes
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Predefined Data Forms
� Predefined Data Forms
— Manage Existing Employees and related Expenses
— Manage New Hires and related Expenses
— Compensation Review
— Headcount and FTE Review
— Employee Summary Review
� Can be customized to meet customer needs
— Display options
— More dimensionality
— Different Accounts/Smart Lists
— New menus
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