The way the Apptio calculation engine works, you will definitely see an increase in build times. Reports typically make up the bulk of that time and more periods open = more time as the engine precalculates all active reports.
However you could consider spinning up another project to do this work. You could implement reports such as
@Guillermo Cuadrado has recommended and datalink these across to the new project. You could ask Apptio to do a copy of the existing project, turn off all but the reports you are interested in, and do your analysis this way. Being a separate project does mean you can control check ins and calculations, but does obviously mean additional maintenance, especially you need to keep pushing data over into it.
The key is to make sure you turn on only reports you need in this new project. Datalink as much as you can into it to reduce duplication of effort.
Original Message:
Sent: 10-31-2022 01:51
From: Prahar Tiwari
Subject: Extension of Pre calculate Period
Hello All,
Does anyone have any idea how the Apptio system will behave if we extend the precalculated period by 2 or 3 years ?
For example, currently our precalculated period is from Jan FY2022 to Dec FY2022. Our use case is such that we mainly need to do reporting for for the 4-5 years period .Lets suppose if we change the precalculated period from Jan FY2021 to Dec FY2025. How it impact the apptio system ? Whether it increase the calculation time, make the system slow, decrease the report loading time etc. ? Does anyone have any Idea ?
Thank you !!
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