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MANILA, Philippines - Oracle Philippines recently gathered IT and finance executives from various industries to share smart strategies and tools for helping firms to streamline management processes and create a smart, agile and aligned organization.

At the Connect Strategy to Success seminar, Oracle addressed organizations’ need for management excellence to meet today’s business and economic challenges and still stay ahead in the global market.

Oracle introduced the Strategy-to-Success framework designed to help organizations to be more responsive and agile in the midst of economic uncertainties. Geared towards management excellence, the framework involves a series of interrelated management processes aligned with key performance indicators that are derived from enterprise performance management techniques and technologies.

Management excellence is the art of reconciling all stakeholder needs and deriving the most value from the performance network. This is achieved by transforming management activities into integrated management processes and by connecting management processes to operational processes and systems.

Driving management excellence is Oracle’s Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) system, the industry’s most comprehensive, fully integrated EPM solution.

Oracle EPM System delivers the foundation, applications and seamless integration needed to transform management processes in the value chain, and optimize performance through improved business insights and decision making.

“Management excellence enables the transformation in the role of CFO's/Finance office. It encompasses three key paradigms of strategize, plan and monitor execution in a holistic manner that provides organizations the next competitive edge, in every market around the world,” said Ravi Tirumalai, Marketing Director for EPM/BI and GRC, Oracle Asia Pacific.

“Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System brings management processes under a single umbrella, connecting performance management and business intelligence applications with transactional systems to provide a comprehensive management picture.”