I would say your best bet is to get training in Project Management (Prince 2 for example) or to look at getting into pre-sales with SAP themselves or with an implementation partner (a big consulting firm). That way you could use your man management and sales skills while also getting involved with the business processes and the decision makers in companies.
Rgds, Roy
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From: nitinbhalla
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2011 1:35 AM
Subject: What stream in SAP would suit my career?
Hi All,
The purpose I am here is to look into options in the IT sector to build on
to my current level of experience and market knowledge. Yes I have been into
man management and have front end sales and business development experience.
I look forward to enter the IT space looking at the opportunities arising in
the sector for a long term skilled career.
If there is any module that can help me improve my sales and business
development knowledge and help me enter IT services at a relevant level, it
will be of great help.
In case I don't get the sought direction, of course I am there in my current
field running successfully.
Nitin |
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