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Majority of Companies Use ABMResults of a recently published study demonstrate that activity-based management (ABM) is flourishing as a methodology for improving performance management results. The study, “Activity-Based Costing: How Activity-Based Management is Used in the Organization,” was published at BetterManagement.com. It shows that companies have widely adopted activity-based management because it provides a more complete picture than traditional cost accounting of the profits and costs of doing business.
ABM
crucial to effective performance management
“Most of the executives surveyed shared the view that activity-based management is crucial in effective performance management deployments,” says Songyu He, product marketing manager for SAS Activity-Based Management. “SAS, a worldwide market leader in activity-based management software, agrees and has integrated its activity-based management and performance management offerings," continues He. "The ultimate proof of popularity rests with the users of these solutions. In 2005, worldwide revenues from SAS Activity-Based Management jumped more than 45 percent over the prior year.”
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One in four employs only the bottom-up approach, and one in five employs only the top-down approach. While some competitive offerings only support one cost assignment approach or the other, SAS Activity-Based Management supports either approach or a combination of the two – precisely the flexibility that 50 percent of these survey respondents indicated they require. SAS Activity-Based Management offers integrated data management, business modeling, reporting and analysis on a single platform, improving the likelihood of a truly successful activity-based management implementation that goes far beyond traditional accounting methods to turbocharge any enterprise’s performance management results. Fully integrated on the SAS Enterprise Intelligence Platform, SAS Activity-Based Management helps optimize business performance and alignment within key organizations, including IT, finance, marketing, supply chain, customer intelligence and operations.
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