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Profitability Analysis

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Course Objective

  • Understand the functions in Profitability Analysis.
  • Explain Profitability management in SAP.
  • Understand CO-PA structures and master data.
  • Identify the source of actual values.
  • Understand planning.
  • Use the CO-PA information system.

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