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Originally posted by cooolll_guy
Kabutar 12 :- I would like to know more about different SAP modules and which one to chose. I know i can search online but if i were to know from an experienced person like you that would be great help. Can you please PM me your mail id, if it's ok with you.

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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.

Hi Kabutar 12

I would like the same as well and my email id is

Thanks

Hello Kabutar12,

Could you please PM me or send me email at sami65(at)live(dot)ca

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Instead PM to particular person may be we should all put our question and answer to this forum so other like me will have chance to learn something.

I am sure there is many person’s looking towards SAP and by putting all your comments will help us.

Why make it private , make it public , this forum is about sharing the views, m I right ?

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'Some goals are so worthy, it's glorious even to fail.' (Param Vir Chakra awardee Lt. Manoj Pandey)

sure, i will try my best to answer your questions regarding SAP.

TK - You have my contact details .Please feel free to call me in case you would like to know about different SAP modules etc.


Before switching to SAP func areas one should consider about his /her previous experince.Process/Industry specific experience is very important to choose the right func module.Nowadays interviewing process is really tough.Just training and inhouse/dummy project experience won't be enough to get into SAP job.I actually saw some smart guys who rather got into SAP func roles in multiple steps:

1- Enrolled into basis SAP module training via informal training(classroom,online,CBT etc).SAP formal training is very expensive.
2-Practice via temporary access to SAP server(you pay like $50 per month,basis admin ensure config is good for you to play around).Concentrate more on transactional level rather tha config.
3- Apply for SAP super user level jobs.This will get you into SAP permanenet job with less competition
4- Work as a super user and gain more project experience(1-2 years)
5- Look for internal job posting and move to the SAP func analyst role within the organization.Or look for FA role outside with greater confidence.

This process could take 2-4 years(depend on your learning curve).In my last couple of year work experience I saw atleast 10-12 BAs moved to FA role and most of them are doing very good.

In case anyone is ready upto step #2 and need help on interview prep etc can mail me aroy(underscore)SAP(at) yahoo(dot)com

btw : In my current organization we are looking for good func guys(minimum 3 project implementation exp).Anyone looking for a change can email me your resume.

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ani

Not into SAP. What is COPA? Is it true BW module intersects a lot with FICO and HR modules?