SAP Analytics:

Brochures & White Papers

For details about the benefits, features, and functions of SAP Analytics, check out the following information:

"SAP Business Intelligence" (PDF, 187 KB) – Learn how to maximize the use of business data with the SAP NetWeaver platform – offering a comprehensive tool set, data warehousing capabilities, and an enterprise portal to optimize decision-making.

"In-Process, Actionable Analytics to Help Align Execution with Business Strategy" (PDF, 83 KB) – Learn how SAP Analytics enables you to embed business intelligence at the business process level, making strategic insights available for decision-making.
"SAP Analytics: Comprehensive Insights, Actionable Information" (PDF, 186 KB) – Discover how SAP Analytics enables you to transform information into actionable insight that can help you improve efficiency and define and execute business strategy.

"Business Insight Delivered Directly to Users Within the Business Process" (PDF, 183 KB) – Read about how SAP Analytics application helps organizations align execution with corporate strategy by delivering timely transactional, operational, and historical data to the user in the context of their business processes.

"Enterprise Business Intelligence ROI" (PDF, 340 KB) – Discover why the SAP NetWeaver platform can help you improve ROI analysis by providing a singe architecture that integrates data housing and business intelligence with an entire suite of applications.

"An Analytics Manifesto" (PDF, 386 KB) – Read about a new set of principles for analytics that enables vastly smarter business processes – and find out why analytics is finally poised to take its place at the table with the rest of the enterprise software portfolio. Hired Brains Research (January 2006)
"Analytics Meets ESA" (PDF, 423 KB) – Learn about the importance of analytics in an enterprise services architecture (ESA) for developing intelligent processes that anticipate problems before they occur – and performance management that bases decisions and actions on facts and information. Wolfgang Martin Team (2006)