Oracle Magazine - September/October 2011

Oracle Environmental Accounting and Reporting Debuts

Oracle has released Oracle Environmental Accounting and Reporting, an extension to Oracle Financials and Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Financials that enables organizations to track greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental data in order to improve environmental and financial performance. Oracle Environmental Accounting and Reporting facilitates reporting in both voluntary and legislated emissions-reporting situations.

In addition to working with existing
enterprise resource planning applications,
Oracle Environmental Accounting and
Reporting uses Oracle business intelligence
solutions to provide immediate insight
into environmental data. Because Oracle
Environmental Accounting and Reporting
integrates with existing financial and busi-
ness processes and solutions, it can increase
efficiency and reliability in environmental
data collection and reporting. Its support
for multiple reporting standards, shorter
reporting cycle times, internal key perfor-
mance indicator tracking, and flexible ad hoc
reporting allows organizations to improve
both environmental and financial perfor-
mance. In addition to Oracle Environmental
Accounting and Reporting and other Oracle
risk and performance management prod-
ucts, Oracle provides a comprehensive set of
solutions to help manage IT infrastructure
and business operations from an environ-
mental and cost perspective.
“Besides increasing your environmental
data collection efficiency and reliability,
Oracle Environmental Accounting and
Reporting enables you to comply with global
greenhouse gas regulations and provides
actionable business and environmental
insights,” says Jon Chorley, vice president of
product strategy at Oracle.
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