SAP America has a training center in Dallas, so if you can afford it, you're best bet is to go that route. In India, in order to get certified you have to get training at an authorized SAP training center. This is not the case in the United States, but in a lot of ways you will get what you pay for. There are some online training web sites from non-sap sources, but from what I could tell, they weren't any cheaper than getting the training straight from SAP.
SAP also offers a distance learning option where you attend classes on the web. Start at http://www.sap.com/index.epx#/training-and-education/index.epx and you'll be able to get a feel for some of the options. There's a way to contact someone from SAP who can talk to you about the best path to meet your needs as well. (Full disclosure: I worked for SAP America for 12 years, but left for work/life balance reasons. My training at SAP has served me well and the same instructors that teach public classes were used to train internal employees.)
As expressed by earlier posters, a little more information on what your ultimate goals are will help us give more targeted advice.
Best regards,
--Tom
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From: Jennifer Cameron
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2011 4:42 PM
Subject: SAP Course for Beginners in Dallas
I'm a newly certified PMP and am also new to SAP. My organization is a huge SAP shop and I'm looking for a training course in Dallas that would help me get up to speed quickly. Any suggestions? |
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