Functional, technical or solution?
If you have ever done a job search in the SAP area, you might notice that recruiters often split vacancies into two categories: technical and functional. Who are they, those technical and functional people? Frankly speaking, a functional consultant is the person who deals with the functional configuration of the SAP system, with business processes […]
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Tables with tax configuration in SAP
Taxes in SAP are a very important part of functionality. It is a topic of interest for different segments of the SAP community: Finance business users, Finance functional consultants, Logistics consultants and so on. From the functional viewpoint, the taxes’ configuration is quite simple. There is a Sales Tax section within the Finance part of IMG. […]
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Routine list operations: SAP vs Spreadsheet
If you ask your business user what is the most powerful reporting tool, SAP or Excel spreadsheet, I can predict the answer. Most business users think that Excel is the most powerful tool to interrogate the data. I will object. SAP has a very powerful reporting tool called ABAP List Viewer, or ALV for short. […]
Read MoreHow-to make hard-to-crack SAP passwords you can easily remember
by Emery Fletcher For better or worse – and more often worse – passwords are required to do a lot of things on the Internet, and even in your home. And, of course, in the office, especially when we’re talking about ERP-level systems like SAP. For example, you need password for your network account and […]
Read MoreSAP Job Market: A View from a Different Point
Many of us are SAP consultants. We are on different levels, from “SAP freshers” to salted SAP professionals with decades of experience. What do we all have in common? We are on the same part of the job market scales: we are the labour force, even when we are self-employed contractors. However, there are two […]
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Dmitry Kaglik
November 25, 2013
SAP
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