Comments on: 2 tips for choosing a SAP module to make sure you succeed http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/ SAP Training: Get SAP Training Online, Resource on SAP BI Training, SAP Training Tue, 27 Apr 2010 15:57:55 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: pligg.com http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-354 pligg.com Sun, 25 Apr 2010 12:24:33 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-354 <strong>SAP Training online business intelligence...</strong> You have decided to start a career in SAP, you have heard how rewarding it can be. You have done some research to find out what it takes to become an SAP consultant, now you have discovered there are many career paths you can choose . FICO, HR, MM, B... SAP Training online business intelligence…

You have decided to start a career in SAP, you have heard how rewarding it can be. You have done some research to find out what it takes to become an SAP consultant, now you have discovered there are many career paths you can choose . FICO, HR, MM, B…

]]> By: Jitu Lalwani http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-347 Jitu Lalwani Thu, 08 Apr 2010 12:01:42 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-347 Hi, I am working as a Web Developer and I want to know which SAP module I should do. I dont want to go in the programming field. I have done Masters In IT. But my interest is not in Programming. So you please suggest me that which module i should learn which has better demand and will be needed in any company. Please answer me as soon as possible. Thanks & Regards Jitu Lalwani Hi,
I am working as a Web Developer and I want to know which SAP module I should do. I dont want to go in the programming field. I have done Masters In IT. But my interest is not in Programming. So you please suggest me that which module i should learn which has better demand and will be needed in any company. Please answer me as soon as possible.

Thanks & Regards
Jitu Lalwani

]]> By: spandan http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-345 spandan Mon, 05 Apr 2010 20:20:38 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-345 hi james,i did management in marketing and having healthy experience in sales.now i am interested in sap.which kind of module will i pursue?plz suggest me.shall i go for sd&crm or sd&mm considering present market?i have no purchase/material mamagement exp. experience. hi james,i did management in marketing and having healthy experience in sales.now i am interested in sap.which kind of module will i pursue?plz suggest me.shall i go for sd&crm or sd&mm considering present market?i have no purchase/material mamagement exp. experience.

]]> By: Loki http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-337 Loki Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:13:12 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-337 Hi James, I have degree in bank management and 6+years of experience in Call center that involved in Banking, Customer Service, health insurance and supervisory roles. I'm looking for a change in career. Can i get into SAP and which module do you think i must go for? Kindly advise. Regards, Loki Hi James,

I have degree in bank management and 6+years of experience in Call center that involved in Banking, Customer Service, health insurance and supervisory roles. I’m looking for a change in career. Can i get into SAP and which module do you think i must go for?

Kindly advise.

Regards,
Loki

]]> By: kenny http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-336 kenny Fri, 26 Mar 2010 14:59:01 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-336 Hi. I'm a fresh graduate considering going for SAP FICO, but i don't have any background in finance or accounting. Please I would like to know if I need any prerequisite before starting SAP FICO training. Also what is the difference between SAP FICO and SAP ERP Financials. Thank you Hi. I’m a fresh graduate considering going for SAP FICO, but i don’t have any background in finance or accounting. Please I would like to know if I need any prerequisite before starting SAP FICO training. Also what is the difference between SAP FICO and SAP ERP Financials. Thank you

]]> By: Hassan http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-332 Hassan Thu, 18 Mar 2010 16:10:29 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-332 Hi, I have SAP Business One consulting experience over a number of years, as well as Project Management experience. Currently the B1 market isn't very lucrative and I have a chance to break into 'Big SAP' I have no Big SAP experience and slightly similar to yourself originally come from a techie background, servers, etc NOT development but have experience of SQL and Crystal Reports and moved into Project Managemtn and then into SAP B1 consulting. My initial thoughts are to break into FICO and BI. The oppurtunity is that I am able to securea role in the satates and get training and experience as well as getting paid (pulled a few strings!). Saw your blog how FICO and BI are more secure work wise as I have been made redundant twice hence currently unemployed. What would you advise do FICO and then move into BI or vica versa if able to? My worry is that BI may be too technical for me with my very limited exposure to SQL and Crystal Reports. In light of this would FICO be better? My gut feeling is that I would like to do BI and then FICO if possible. Would greatly appreciate any advice / thoughts Hi,
I have SAP Business One consulting experience over a number of years, as well as Project Management experience. Currently the B1 market isn’t very lucrative and I have a chance to break into ‘Big SAP’ I have no Big SAP experience and slightly similar to yourself originally come from a techie background, servers, etc NOT development but have experience of SQL and Crystal Reports and moved into Project Managemtn and then into SAP B1 consulting. My initial thoughts are to break into FICO and BI. The oppurtunity is that I am able to securea role in the satates and get training and experience as well as getting paid (pulled a few strings!). Saw your blog how FICO and BI are more secure work wise as I have been made redundant twice hence currently unemployed. What would you advise do FICO and then move into BI or vica versa if able to? My worry is that BI may be too technical for me with my very limited exposure to SQL and Crystal Reports. In light of this would FICO be better? My gut feeling is that I would like to do BI and then FICO if possible. Would greatly appreciate any advice / thoughts

]]> By: Srividya75 http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-331 Srividya75 Tue, 16 Mar 2010 19:06:37 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-331 Hello James Thanks alot for taking time to give us some inputs on the right direction. I am a PM and also do some part of BA activities due to this recession. However I am planning to take up some technical courses to add value to the work I am doing. I work in PMO and governance team and not related to any specific implementation projects. Sometimes its becoming difficult to score a project when the market is kind of slow/dull. I have zero knowledge in programming , however I have worked on all kinds of testing tools and some of the reporting tools to generate reports or design reports etc. I am planning to do SAP-PLM (product lifecycle management).Am I choosing the right module? Please give your expert opinion. Thanks Again Best Wishes Sri Hello James

Thanks alot for taking time to give us some inputs on the right direction.

I am a PM and also do some part of BA activities due to this recession. However I am planning to take up some technical courses to add value to the work I am doing. I work in PMO and governance team and not related to any specific implementation projects. Sometimes its becoming difficult to score a project when the market is kind of slow/dull.

I have zero knowledge in programming , however I have worked on all kinds of testing tools and some of the reporting tools to generate reports or design reports etc.

I am planning to do SAP-PLM (product lifecycle management).Am I choosing the right module? Please give your expert opinion.

Thanks Again
Best Wishes
Sri

]]> By: james http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-330 james Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:08:19 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-330 Yes you can. Try to get some information on SAP CRM customer relationship manangement. There is some good information on http://www.sapunveiled.com Yes you can. Try to get some information on SAP CRM customer relationship manangement.

There is some good information on http://www.sapunveiled.com

]]> By: saravanan http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-329 saravanan Mon, 15 Mar 2010 08:51:13 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-329 hi, i have 5 years experince in sales & Marketing, i am BSc graduate.can i go for SAP. Regards, Saravanan hi,
i have 5 years experince in sales & Marketing, i am BSc graduate.can i go for SAP.

Regards,
Saravanan

]]> By: james http://www.get-erp-training.com/298/2-tips-for-choosing-a-sap-module-to-make-sure-you-succeed/comment-page-1/#comment-303 james Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:20:14 +0000 http://www.get-erp-training.com/?p=298#comment-303 You have made a good point Jasen, Another good opportunity is to find companies that have SAP academies basically these companies train you in SAP and pay you a salary at the same time. I did some research into these companies and I noticed Deloitte in South Africa is one of these companies. Do you have any experience with that? You have made a good point Jasen, Another good opportunity is to find companies that have SAP academies
basically these companies train you in SAP and pay you a salary at the same time.

I did some research into these companies and I noticed Deloitte in South
Africa is one of these companies. Do you have any experience with that?

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