My Journey with SAP from Beginner to Certified Consultant
3 years back, I had no clue at all about SAP; neither as a company nor as a product. It all started in April 2011 when I joined a company that acts as a VAR for SAP: at that moment my Journey with SAP began!
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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 […]
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Tanya Duncan: SAP, career, travel
SAP Expert likes to engage with other people in SAP world, being they consultants, end users or… writers! Couple of weeks ago SAP Expert wrote about a fantastic book, which should be “the must” on the bookshelf of every person starting or planning an SAP career. Today SAP Expert is happy to introduce you the […]
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How to track changes in SAP configuration objects
There are hundreds and thousands of different objects in SAP. I have written recently about how you can track changes in SAP objects like GL accounts, Cost Centres and so on. You may also be interested in reading about tracking changes in bespoke SAP objects. Unfortunately, not all these objects create change documents to track amendments. […]
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Dmitry Kaglik
July 8, 2013
Guest Post, SAP
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