1. How much time effort is needed to learn SAP from basics?
2. What is the recommended module/s of SAP to specialise in?
3. Does completing an SAP course sufficient to make one marketable in the employers market?
4. Are there any sites offering SAP courses online?
April 5th, 2009 at 10:46 am
why NOT Oracle ? you can always learn Oracle Online when you have the complete set of right resources…check to see if it can help you
April 7th, 2009 at 8:58 am
SAP is the world’s leading provider of business software – from distinct solutions addressing the needs of small and midsized businesses to enterprise scale suite applications for global organizations. It’s not a trend, it’s like the Microsoft Windows of the ERP world and is here to stay.
1. It take at least 3 months of intense training to learn SAP from scratch and reach a marketable level of knowledge.
2. The recommended module to specialise in SAP is the one that corresponds to ‘your’ area of specialty in the business world and what you have a passion for. (Eg: if you area is accounting, go for FI/CO and if your area is manufacturing, go for PP).
3. SAP makes you marketable as long as you have studies the right module and to the required level. (Eg: A business manager would be more marketable after being certified to user level while a systems analyst would require consultant level certification). Which one is cheaper or which one gives you the best return on investment is for you to decide.
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