how to plan career in sap?
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First you must plan in what area you want to use SAP system. There are three main categories:\n\n1. END-USER where you can be SAP regular business user to use applications within your field.\n\n2. A subject Matter Expert (SME) to be working in a specific area "Will be explained later" \n\n3. Programming Developer, where you work on ABAP Workbench to develop programs for the end-users as per business needs.\n\n4. SAP Consultant.\n\nto be SME, you must specialize in one of SAP modules. (e.g. PP, PS, MM, FI/CO, WF, HR) In this field you will need to learn only the business work process within a specific SAP module. You will be able to know the database relationship and the business transactions. You will also deal with the ABAP developer to be a functional messenger for the END-USER needs where a report or a program must be developed.\n\nTo be a consultant, you need to know all the SAP fucntional modules and mostly how the database are linked and work within any modules as well as the functionaly specifications.\n\nFor more information, visit the official SAP website at http://www.sap.com under education or career planning.
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planning a career in advertising?
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Without a list of the courses adn content, I'm not sure what you're prepared for.\nHowever, check out job postings on CareerBuilder.com, etc. for Business Analysts. You might fit into that category, especially business processes. I'm assuming business systems wouldn't be appropriate right out of school.\nAlso, the IT Audit field is expanding; you may find a niche there.\n\nSpend hours looking at career sites and looking for published articles related to business analysis, process analysis and improvement. Talk to the placement people where you are--they might actually be able to help. Or at least provide material for sick jokes later.
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SAP Consultants\n\nCheck this link to see a good example of a technical consultant\n\nhttp://www.markusblum.com/eng/index.html\n\nCheck this link to see a good example of a financial consultant\n\nwww.gabriel-waldeyer.com\n\n\nCheck those links for more profiles:\n\nhttp://www.scguild.com/\n\nhttp://www.devbistro.com/servlet/resumes?keywords=sap&type=any&city=&location=
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Try SAP BW for free here:\n\nhttp://erp.wu-wien.ac.at/sapbw/01_index.htm
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Dear Ganesh,In 2004 August i completed my MCA and in our batch we were 3 friends...i opted for networks and right now im working as network engineer in dubai and its been 2 years now...my another friend opted for Data Base Administration and he is working in Bahrain for Arab Bank....and my last friend he opted for SAP ABAP and after 2 years of hard searching he got a job with an MNC in banglore after submitting fake experience...as a fresher i dont prefer you to go for SAP right now....you have 3 options...networks...dba....programming.......these fields dont require as much experience as they ask for SAP ABAP programmer...Best of luck for your Future...If you need any help...you can mail me on my id waseem_baig_2000@yahoo.co.uk\nCheers
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SAP has many modules. You need to clarify as which path you want to take...If you want to be in the programming side of SAP R/3 then you should learn ABAP - The programming language of SAP R/3. However the latest version of SAP called Netweaver also supports Java programming.\n\nYou can get further info from http://sdn.sap.com\nOther useful sites are :\n\nhttp://help.sap.com\n\nhttp://www.sapgenie.com/abap/example_code.htm\n\nhttp://www.sapdomain.com\n\nhttp://www.rmtiwari.com\n\nhttp://www.sap-img.com/abap-function.htm \n\nhttp://sap.ittoolbox.com/documents/document.asp?i=752 \n\n...
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Here is a wiki, white papers, blogs, news, discussions, etc....\nhttp://sap.ittoolbox.com/
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www.sap.com/singapore
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Hi Johny,\n\nSAP is an ERP package having different modules which has been intergrated internally. Based on company structure they maintain different servers for their respective modules.\n\nWhile learning SAP you can choose either as a Functional consultant or a programmer [ABAP], a functional consultant involves less in code and more in defining/ customizing/ modelling according to the company structure.\n\nSince you know CRM concept i think it doesn't take much time for you to get into that, i suggest you to get trained as a functional consultant. make sure to get the full domain knowledge before you apply for the jobs.
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I hope by this time you might have gained the knowledge about SAP, regarding modules it has been classified as SD,MM,PP,FI,PS,PP,HR... based on your domian knowledge you gain in real time you can choose any of these modules. AS a programmer [ABAP] you should know the basic document flow of any three modules, as a functional consultant you have to keen about any one module. I wish you all the best
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You can do SAP after getting some elementary knowledge of Commerce.\nThen you can go for SAP.
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Guides for Specific Careers\n\nThese sites are packed with information about planning your career. What kind of training or education is required? What can you earn? What kind of environment will you work in? What's hot? What's not? \n\n http://jobstar.org/hidden/index.php\n\nhttp://jobstar.org/tools/career/spec-car.php\n\nhttp://www.leeogle.org/byron/bhs/library/bhscareer.htm\n\nWEB SITES ON CAREER EXPLORATION AND PLANNING\n\nhttp://www.cumbavac.org/Careers_&_Career%20Planning.htm\n\n"Smart career decisions start here! Find wages and employment trends, occupational requirements, state by state labor market conditions, millions of employer contacts nationwide, and the most extensive career resource library online."\n\nGood luck\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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u can think about MBA in IT.. frm a premier institute.. or go for a SAP/ ERP implementation course
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Your two choices seem miles apart. SAP probably involves customizing interfaces for a HR-related program suite while software testing is a completely different area. What is your degree in? Choose the one that best matches your education and talents.\n\nAbout that company and the start date. Did you reply to their offer letter? Sounds like they are stonewalling you. I would think of looking elseware as I wouldn't want to join a company that couldn't make up its mind.\n\nGood Luck !
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focus on 1 career path at once.\n\ntry things. start something.\n\nthen you'll know what goes and what doesn't, for you.\n\nyou can always change the track if it is totally wrong.\nbut, usually it isn't. you need to give dedication to something... then you'll know better.\n\nI guess.
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SAP\n\n\n1. <company> SAP AG (Systems, Applications and Products in\nData Processing).\n\n2. <protocol> Service Advertising Protocol.\n\n3. <networking> Service Access Point.\n\n4. <language> Symbolic Assembler Program.