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Controlling

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What is Controlling?

Controlling, often referred to as management control, is a business function that involves the processes and systems used to ensure that an organization achieves its objectives and strategies effectively and efficiently. It includes planning, budgeting, performance measurement, variance analysis, and corrective action to monitor and guide operations towards desired outcomes. It's commonly used to track financial performance, operational efficiency, and adherence to organizational goals.

What other technologies are related to Controlling?

Controlling Complementary Technologies

Parallel ledgers allow for different accounting principles to be applied simultaneously, which provides more flexibility in Controlling and reporting.
mentioned alongside Controlling in 86% (132) of relevant job posts
FI-AR (Accounts Receivable) is a core component of Financial Accounting (FI), and is highly related to controlling by managing customer invoices and incoming payments.
mentioned alongside Controlling in 90% (111) of relevant job posts
Integration with Sales and Distribution (SD), Production Planning (PP) or Materials Management (MM) impacts cost flows and profitability analysis within Controlling.
mentioned alongside Controlling in 100% (92) of relevant job posts

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