Not every project is a complete implementation. Sometimes the whole project
is (for instance) to add the configuration for a newly purchased set of
warehouses. Only one configurer/analyst is needed for this project, but he
has to manage all of the project needs. Your lead is going to assign that
and never look back (and if he does have to look back, someone is getting
fired).
That's what I mean.
Neal
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From: Typewriter
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 8:29 AM
Subject: Project management or SAP PS
Hi Neal,
What do you mean by "every type of SAP Configurer/Analyst does have to do Project Management..."?
Are you referring to every member has to manage their part in a project. Or is it more specific (e.g. "filling in" some PM related tool, to convey the status to the PM etc.)
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