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FinanceThe SAP ERP Financials solution is a comprehensive financial management solution engineered for the most complex, multinational companies across a broad range of industries. Professors and lecturers can access components of this curricula in the accounting, business intelligence, and related curricula and supplements found in the course catalog.

In addition, University Alliances Program (UAP) members will find related curricula in the private reserve desk in respect to the Global Bike, Inc. course materials (member access required).

Members are encouraged to share materials through the UA Library Reference Desk.

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Related Content From SAP

 

SAP has a large library of materials that are relevant to Finance and Information Technology.  We've gathered a number of them here for your use.  We encourage you to checkout the materials that are available across the SCN Community, they are organized and available in the SCN article repository.

Building a Business Case for Next Generation Enterprise Financial Systems (SAP Industry Brief)

Courting Today's Bank Customer: Why a New Wave of CRM Involves the Whole Enterprise

Bank Be Nimble: Satisfying Retail Clients in a Turbulent Market - and Beyond

Treasury Applications from SAP: Managing Cash, Liquidity, and Risk for Greater Effectiveness (SAP Product Brief)

Fujitsu Siemens Computers: At Treasury Shared-Services Center, Eight People Manage Cash and Risk in 11 Currencies for 50 Subsidiaries (SAP Customer Success Story)

SAP ERP Financials at Brown-Forman: Standardizing Treasury Processes to Support Compliance and Global Growth (SAP Case Study)

The Renewed Finance Function - Extending Performance Management Beyond Finance

Not Small Change: World-class Financial Automation Delivers Dramatic Benefits (BusinessWeek Research Services)

An Integrated Approach to Managing Governance, Risk, and Compliance: Drive Business Predictability and Stakeholder Confidence

Selected Academic Articles of Relevance to Finance

 

We have created a bibliography of academic articles that are relevant to both Finance and Information Technology. The first few of these articles are listed below. The complete list can be accessed by clicking here.

It is our intention to keep this bibliography current, and we would welcome your suggestions for articles that should be included. You can post your suggestions in the UA Library Reference Desk Forum. 

Innovation, information, and financial architecture. (2006). Journal of Financial & Quantitative Analysis, 41(4), 753-786.

Senior execs seek better view of costs. (2006). Financial Executive, 22(7), 10-10.

Technology tools. (2006). Financial Executive, 22(5), 65-66.

Corporate treasury trends: Staffing & technology. (2007). Financial Executive, 23(5), 17-17.

Albadvi, A., Keramati, A., & Razmi, J. (2007). Assessing the impact of information technology on firm performance considering the role of intervening variables: Organizational infrastructures and business processes reengineering. International Journal of Production Research, 45(12), 2697-2734.

Angelou, G. N., & Economides, A. A. (2008). A decision analysis framework for prioritizing a portfolio of ICT infrastructure projects. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 55(3), 479-495.

View the full bibliography by clicking here.

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