Hi PK,
Like Loknath said being a module consultant is "more operational" than research and PhD. In a consultant role not many ground breaking work shall take place. It is more about understanding how SAP works and then configuring it in accordance with the business requirements. It is also about experience and remembering what can be done in standard SAP (and how) and what has to be done via customization (i.e. Coding).
The role of a consultant is very interesting. But different from PhD and "conceptual development and making breakthroughs"
If you can like and work in "consulting type of work" for 5 to 7 years, then start on this journey. Because this much time is needed to explore, to become any kind of expert in ONE module.
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From: Pervaiz khan
Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2011 8:41 PM
Subject: Which SAP Course for a PhD Student of Supply Chain Management
Hi
I am a PhD student (of supply chain management) and interested in SAP training.
I have also completed my MSc (logistics and supply chain management, MBA (human resource management),and BSc (stats and maths). I have over a year of experience in stock controlling, purchasing, and logistics.
As I am new to SAP, based on the information provided above, please can you advise some SAP courses which are useful and relevant?
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