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RE: [sap-career] Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

Posted by Thomas_Dulaney (SAP Netweaver Architect)
on Aug 3 at 6:57 PM
With your background, you should be looking at Sales and Distribution (SD) or Customer Relationship Management (CRM). SAP has robust marketing functionality in CRM. Supply Chain Management (SCM) and Materials Management (MM) have nothing to do with your background, so you'd be starting from scratch.

Hope this helps!
--Thomas

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Ahmed Noor Abdul Vahab.
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 4:59 PM
Subject: Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

Hi lakshya,

Ahmednoor here,

Have been following the series of messages on sap career, I an mba in marketing and m planing for a course in sap scm order fulfillment or mm can u pl. Guide me which one is better, in terms of market response and job market and growth, my work experience mainly related to crm, marketing, business devp. Etc. And I am looking for a career diversion.


Will wait for ur response,


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Regs

Ahmednoor
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RE: [sap-career] Project management or SAP PS

Posted by Thomas_Dulaney (SAP Netweaver Architect)
on Aug 3 at 6:48 PM
Project Systems does deal with project management. That is one way to go; however, every SAP project needs several layers of project management to be successful. If you are well versed in whatever the dominant project management tool is in your area (Microsoft Project in the States), you may be able to find work managing SAP projects even without specific hands on knowledge of the SAP product. In the US, Project Managers typically try to get PMP certified. There are some other project management certification that are applicable as well, depending on your industry. If you were in the US, I would recommend that you contact Accenture, KPMG, Deloitte, or one of the other big consulting firms and try to further your career that way.

Hope this helps!
--Thomas

---------------Original Message---------------
From: AjayKumar
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 7:53 AM
Subject: Project management or SAP PS

I have 5 years of experience in IT project management. Is SAP PS (functional) module advisable for me or should I keep doing project management?

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RE: [sap-career] Guidance on career in SAP QM

Posted by Thomas_Dulaney (SAP Netweaver Architect)
on Aug 3 at 6:46 PM
You are perfectly positioned to start with SAP at this point. You will be able to relate the Quality Management (QM) concepts from your real world experience to the material as you learn the many options for how to configure Quality Management in SAP. You might be able to apply to a company right now, without SAP certification, and have the new company pick up the tab for your training. In the United States, this happens all the time. The primary task of a functional consultant is to talk to the customer and figure out how their processes work, then map that to the various options within SAP (suggesting improvements when possible). Since you've worked in the field, you'll be able to "talk the talk" with the customer, you'll be able to speak their language, much better than a kid right out of college. Learning how to configure the SAP software is the easy part. Knowing, really knowing, how an industry works is much more important. I recommend contacting consulting companies if you're interested in being a consultant, or customers who have SAP implemented if you're interested in working for an end customer. Sell your real world experience and see if the consulting company or customer company will pick up the training tab. As one of the others posted, there are not too many folks in the QM field, so you might find someone willing to hire you based on your experience who is willing to invest in your training.

Best of luck!
--Thomas

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Nilesh Pethe
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 3:10 AM
Subject: Guidance on career in SAP QM

Hi

I m right now working in pharma MNC in Quality Control Lab. I m 36 yr.old and a graduate.
I have 11 yrs. experience in QC. Now O would like to change my field .

Is it worth to join SAP QM module in recognized classes like Genovate OLT etc.
What will be the scope for me after I get certified?
Is QM module with my background get the job?

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Re: [sap-career] Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

Posted by LakshyaP
on Aug 3 at 5:37 PM
Your qualification will suit SD. However, please follow this thread, there are experts who will better judge and comment. I suggest SD though.


Lakhya Pratim Baruah
MM Certified Consultant

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Ahmed Noor Abdul Vahab.
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 4:59 PM
Subject: Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

Hi lakshya,

Ahmednoor here,

Have been following the series of messages on sap career, I an mba in marketing and m planing for a course in sap scm order fulfillment or mm can u pl. Guide me which one is better, in terms of market response and job market and growth, my work experience mainly related to crm, marketing, business devp. Etc. And I am looking for a career diversion.


Will wait for ur response,


Pl. Note my email. email@removed
Regs

Ahmednoor
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Re: [sap-career] Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

Posted by ahmednoorav
on Aug 3 at 4:58 PM
Hi lakshya,

Ahmednoor here,

Have been following the series of messages on sap career, I an mba in marketing and m planing for a course in sap scm order fulfillment or mm can u pl. Guide me which one is better, in terms of market response and job market and growth, my work experience mainly related to crm, marketing, business devp. Etc. And I am looking for a career diversion.


Will wait for ur response,


Pl. Note my email. email@removed
Regs

Ahmednoor
Sent from my BlackBerry? Smartphone provided by Ufone

---------------Original Message---------------
From: lakhya baruah
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 2:01 PM
Subject: Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

Nikhil, please read the books provided by SAP very thoroughly. At least you will need to go through the books for more than 4- 5 times. Not least than 4 times. If possible, please go through the SAP screens while studying. You will get questions from there only. So, please stick to it.

Lakhya Pratim Baruah
MM Certified Consultant

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Re: [sap-career] Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

Posted by LakshyaP
on Aug 3 at 2:00 PM
Nikhil, please read the books provided by SAP very thoroughly. At least you will need to go through the books for more than 4- 5 times. Not least than 4 times. If possible, please go through the SAP screens while studying. You will get questions from there only. So, please stick to it.

Lakhya Pratim Baruah
MM Certified Consultant

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Nikhil
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 1:15 PM
Subject: Can anyone suggest a good book for SAP HR?

I am planning to do my SAP HR certification so I need a good text book to refer to so that I can crack the certifications smoothly.

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