[sap-career] SAP PS Guidance

Posted by Shalini on Sep 29 at 4:15 PM Hi guys, I am working in an ERP company and my profile is more of a project manager role. However, previous to this I had worked on SAP and SRM tool. SRM just as an end user. I have created PO's, blocked invoices issues, req's, etc. So I fit into MM, SRM, CRM and PS. PS sounds interesting to me, also because I work as a Business Analyst now PS attracts me. Although I can tweek my resume to take up CRM or SRM, PS is more affordable as they also provide Online training unlike CRM and SRM which is only ILT trainings. I had been to some institutions to inquire about SRM, CRM and PS. Dexler gave me a negative opinion about PS. Whereas Siemens says it's a niche module, the demand is less and so is the supply. This is a move that I am taking from and I have decided to do SAP, I really want to know everything about PS. How's the course? What's the demand pattern in the market? How's the scope? How's the growth? How is PS when compared to other modules? And any other information which would guide me. Your guidance would be really helpful. Thanks. __.____._ Copyright © 2011 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

View this online    Popular White Papers ERP vs. PBS - Which is Right for you? More White Papers... In the Spotlight Have you explored the Toolbox.com Marketplace? Learn more and access a free course now. Related Training Developing Career Plans for Your Technical Professionals More Training... Manage group e-mails Create an FAQ on this topic Tell us what you think Unsubscribe from discussion _.____.__

Re: [sap-career] How is Sky Infotech SAP Training Institute in NOIDA (India)

Posted by nareshgupta on Sep 29 at 2:44 PM Hi Guys, It's a suggestion, look for some individual real time experience trainer who can train you & to whom you can understand. Stop going to all these fake institutes Just waste of time & money. Regards, Naresh ---------------Original Message--------------- From: erp_technical1 Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 2:09 AM Subject: How is Sky Infotech SAP Training Institute in NOIDA (India) Hi Guys, I (Ex student) know one institute since more than 3 years in Noida which is really good for ABAP training. I am not sure about other functional modules offered from here (because I am in Mumbai now). But getting ABAP training in real time scenario from here is really going to give new direction in your ABAP learning curve. I have seen many students getting placed from here at TechMahindra, Capgemini, Accenture & many other consulting & end user companies. __.____._ Copyright © 2011 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Mark as helpful View this online    Popular White Papers ERP vs. PBS - Which is Right for you? More White Papers... In the Spotlight Have you explored the Toolbox.com Marketplace? Learn more and access a free course now. Related Training ABAP Programming I More Training... Manage group e-mails Create an FAQ on this topic Tell us what you think Unsubscribe from discussion _.____.__

[sap-career] Is SAP AD Right for Sales Support/Sales Administration Expert?

Posted by Ashish (Mr) on Sep 29 at 6:12 AM I am sales administration manager in auto dealership with a basic job profile online ordering of BMW / Landrover / Ferrari, etc vehicles. Should I consider doing SAP SD? Is there enough scope for SAP SD? __.____._ Copyright © 2011 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

View this online    Popular White Papers ERP vs. PBS - Which is Right for you? More White Papers... In the Spotlight SAP BusinessObjects: Dashboards and Analytics. Learn more about this Toobox.com Marketplace online course. Related Training Oracle Database 11g: Performance Tuning Methodology and Tools More Training... Manage group e-mails Create an FAQ on this topic Tell us what you think Unsubscribe from discussion _.____.__

Re: [sap-career] Career Related to SAP After MBA And Two Years Sales Experience

Posted by erp_technical1 on Sep 28 at 10:53 PM Hi Rahul, Since I have also went through similar circumstances, I can understand what your concerns are. Well bro, if you like, you can continue your job in Sales & Marketing. If you are not enjoying your current profile then start hunting for a new job that you would like. Start searching for Senior profile in your area of expertise. I am sure in another 2 years you would be in better position. In sales you grow faster & there are always opportunities to earn incentives more than what your Annual CTC is. So as you mentioned that you have worked really hard, you should have managed to earn not only your CTC but also lots of Incentives as well. Try your luck in sales with big companies. I suppose you will get some really good opportunity with higher CTC. With regards to SAP career, people will suggest you to do SD module based on your previous work experience and Mr. Neal is absolutely correct. Here also you need to struggle for few years even after spending lots of time, energy & money. After doing course, if you manage (not easy though) to get opportunity in a small & medium size company like mine then be sure that you will get pittance salary. There is no harm in trying. So if you want such transition then you are welcome in SAP world. Take help of your heart & brain both while taking the final decision. TY. AR ---------------Original Message--------------- From: rahul1985 saxena Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 11:13 AM Subject: Career Related to SAP After MBA And Two Years Sales Experience Dear people, I am science graduate and have done MBA in marketing from the B class city and somehow managed to get a job in front line sales as management trainee took promotion as territory manager in a consumer durable company where I handle the sales of industrial equipment. I did a lot of hard work and after 3.5 years reached on 3 lacs salary which is not sufficient in metro city. I wanted to rocket my salary and now am thinking to do SAP. Please guide me and suggest, will SAP really help me to grow in sales and marketing field? Please help me. __.____._ Copyright © 2011 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Mark as helpful View this online    Popular White Papers ERP vs. PBS - Which is Right for you? More White Papers... In the Spotlight View the "Managing the Application Life Cycle" webinar and learn how organizations optimize their SAP applications. Related Training Initiating Outbound Sales Calls More Training... Manage group e-mails Create an FAQ on this topic Tell us what you think Unsubscribe from discussion _.____.__

Re: [sap-career] Career Related to SAP After MBA And Two Years Sales Experience

Posted by R. N. Wilhite (Senior Project Manager) on Sep 28 at 1:25 PM Yes, as a consultant, you can talk about arbitrary processes to your clients. But how do you configure these processes inside of SAP? As an SAP consultant, you are expected to be an expert in these fields too. The SAP configuration courses only teach you where these configurations can be made, but not what combinations are possible. So you will be telling your client that you can configure this that and the other without even knowing that it is possible or not. You tell me, does this sound like a good plan to you? To really make it work, you have to spend years configuring not as a consultant, but for a single company. These are paid much less than consultants for obvious reasons. If you want to step into the field, steel yourself to step into this world first. Neal ---------------Original Message--------------- From: rahul1985 saxena Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 1:02 PM Subject: Career Related to SAP After MBA And Two Years Sales Experience @ MR RN wilhite,Neal Dear Sir, Thanks for your feedback. Yeah, you are true with your idea, but I think I am young now (26 years old) and I can fire & stretch myself in sales for few years. However, how long I can go with this? I think after a few years, maybe I can provide my consultancy, business analysis or pre marketing approach in sales and distribution through SAP when I become older what you suggest for me? Please guide me. __.____._ Copyright © 2011 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Mark as helpful View this online    R. N. Wilhite SAP Career Helper Posted helpful replies on 5 threads in a group to earn a Bronze Achievement Popular White Papers ERP vs. PBS - Which is Right for you? More White Papers... In the Spotlight Share Knowledge About SAP Scripting. Join the Discussion Group Related Training Sales Manufacturing(TM): Identifying Sales Opportunities More Training... Manage group e-mails Create an FAQ on this topic Tell us what you think Unsubscribe from discussion _.____.__

RE:[sap-career] Career Related to SAP After MBA And Two Years Sales Experience

Posted by rahul-saxena on Sep 28 at 1:01 PM @ MR RN wilhite,Neal Dear Sir, Thanks for your feedback. Yeah, you are true with your idea, but I think I am young now (26 years old) and I can fire & stretch myself in sales for few years. However, how long I can go with this? I think after a few years, maybe I can provide my consultancy, business analysis or pre marketing approach in sales and distribution through SAP when I become older what you suggest for me? Please guide me. ---------------Original Message--------------- From: rahul1985 saxena Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 11:13 AM Subject: Career Related to SAP After MBA And Two Years Sales Experience Dear people, I am science graduate and have done MBA in marketing from the B class city and somehow managed to get a job in front line sales as management trainee took promotion as territory manager in a consumer durable company where I handle the sales of industrial equipment. I did a lot of hard work and after 3.5 years reached on 3 lacs salary which is not sufficient in metro city. I wanted to rocket my salary and now am thinking to do SAP. Please guide me and suggest, will SAP really help me to grow in sales and marketing field? Please help me. __.____._ Copyright © 2011 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Mark as helpful View this online    Popular White Papers ERP vs. PBS - Which is Right for you? More White Papers... In the Spotlight Have an SAP Question? Ask Your Peers at Toolbox for IT Related Training Sales Manufacturing(TM): Sales Production More Training... Manage group e-mails Create an FAQ on this topic Tell us what you think Unsubscribe from discussion _.____.__