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What is Project SIMBA?
Penn State has selected the SAP S/4HANA business system (ERP) and LSI Consulting as their prime consulting partner, to replace its financial and other integrated systems, including Penn State’s legacy Integrated Business Information System (IBIS).
The mission of the SIMBA project is to support and advance Penn State’s teaching, research, and service missions. The outcome will provide superior financial, budget, planning, and operational services through efficient, innovative, value-added processes and dynamic, real-time reporting.
LSI Consulting provided an intuitive solution to effectively plan, budget, manage, and steward Penn State’s assets and resources to meet the expectations of internal and external stakeholders.
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LSI & Penn State has the following strategic goals for the SIMBA project
Streamline
Streamline inefficient business processes to improve workflow to enhance user experience.
Better Business Practices
Revolutionize the way business is done. Get information faster, organize more, and save time.
Leverage What's Working
Utilizing practices that are currently in place and making sure PSU get's the most out of what's working
Maximize
Maximize robust SAP S/4HANA reporting and analytics tools to provide the institution better data
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