I have answered this about one thousand times already but here we go again. You need real-time experience of accounting and finance gained over several years working at the coal face. You need a thorough understanding of all the business processes in accounting and controlling in as many different industries as possible, but especially manufacturing and process industries. You need to understand cost accounting, overhead controlling, working capital management, cash flows, balance sheets and profit and loss accounts etc., etc. In other words you need to be an expert across the whole broad spectrum of accountancy and finance, so that you can go into an accounts department and talk with everyone from an accounts clerk up to the finance director at their own level, to be able to understand their problems and find solutions for those problems in SAP. Until you can do that you cannot become an SAP FI-CO consultant.
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From: Poonam W
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 10:18 PM
Subject: Regarding SAP FI/CO
I have completed my Masters in Financial Management and currently pursuing SAP FI/CO training.
I also have a strong experience in banking and investment domain. What would I need to do get into SAP business analyst role. |
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