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Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes · Module 5 · Business Processes and Migration

Essbase in Cloud EPM

Lesson 59 of 201 · 1 min

Essbase is the multidimensional calculation engine underneath Planning and several other business processes. You do not administer it directly. And you do need to know it is there. Why a platform administrator cares. It appears throughout the activity report — outline statistics, runtime data, design metrics, outline warnings; Module 14. Calculation performance problems surface as Essbase statistics. Application size and data size are Essbase concerns, and they hit the limits in Module 12. The FreeForm connection: existing on-premises Essbase applications can be migrated into the FreeForm business process. A real modernization path clients ask about. DEEP ESSBASE TUNING IS A SPECIALIST SKILL AND OUT OF SCOPE HERE. RECOGNISING AN ESSBASE-SHAPED PROBLEM IN AN ACTIVITY REPORT IS NOT. That second thing is what this lesson delivers, and it is enough to know which specialist to call and what to tell them.

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In this module: Module 5 · Business Processes and Migration

  1. 1One environment, one business process
  2. 2Creating from the Standard landing page
  3. 3Creating from the Enterprise landing page
  4. 4Switching business processes
  5. 5Migration: the concepts
  6. 6Migration paths by business process
  7. 7Performing a migration
  8. 8Transitioning the data management business process to standalone
  9. 9Essbase in Cloud EPM
  10. 10What breaks
  11. 11Lab: create, migrate, and write the plan
Essbase in Cloud EPM — Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes — MSAMM