A Career advice to those interested in SAP
Greetings everyone, my name is Willie Greer, and at the moment I am a member of the SAP Club of Southeastern Wisconsin, as well as unemployed. I have an Associate in Applied Science degree in Software Application & Programming, a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Technology Project Management, and a member of the only […]
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Introduction to Trade Asset Management in SAP
A Trade Asset is an equipment made re-operational in the trade to generate demand for the goods. Trade Assets facilitate the selling of finished goods, in addition to preparing it for utilization. They are sold, rented, leased or given to customers on loan. Trade asset is an expensive proposition for a company due to a […]
Read MoreBest open source HRM and ERP solutions
Today I continue to tell you about non-SAP ERP solutions, the topic I started earlier. You’ve been reading about Microsoft Dynamics and some Open Source ERP systems already. Now let’s re-read what Jack Wallen named Best open source HRM and ERP solutions in his article on Techrepublic. It’s been often mentioned that enterprise-level companies have fully […]
Read MoreHow do SAP users see ABAPers?
Until now I have never written any ABAP programs. I hope some day to have an opportunity of doing that, as a complete SAP guru. It should be possible, because my programming skills are strong and I am a key user of SAP PM. I have been using SAP since 2008. I started carefully, intimidated […]
Read More7 key benefits of SAP SD implementation for Colomer
With the implementation of SAP we have seen many important benefits to our company Colomer, both globally and on a departmental level. SAP encouraged global standardization, greatly increasing the synergy and transparency between business units as we now share best practices.
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Dmitry Kaglik
July 1, 2013
Guest Post, SAP
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