SAP Enterprise Controlling module

Hi guys,
Please any one tell me what is the SAP Enterprise Controlling module

Hi!
Enter prise controling module is a part of SAP ECC, and it consists of Profit Center Accounting (EC-PCA),Consolidation (EC-CS), Executive Information System and Business Planning
regards
ashwin

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