Showing posts with label SAP SCM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SAP SCM. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 August 2013

From the SAP developers to process consultant?



How permeable are the boundaries between development and consulting? An SAP developer wants to change into the process advice, his staff, and the boss does not like.


From the SAP developers to process consultant?
An SAP developer wants to change into the process advice. His hiring manager sees the reorientation skeptical because the candidate would be missing important skills. Instead, he should look for projects with a focus on supply chain management (SCM), where he could develop. How should the developer do?

Staff consultant Frank Rechsteiner of the hype Group says: "Compared to your HR boss I would insist on a career development plan since its recommendation projects with SCM focus to prove is not binding on your progress. A change from the development process in a consultancy I see it as very positive! Expand so that your experience and build your profile and know-how. I am convinced that you already know the business processes of your business and developers know how they can be improved. Should you find your trip to the consultation process that this is not your world, I suggest you to develop a project in software development, as the need for such skills in the coming years are likely to be very large. The risks of a change in the counseling process, I guess to be low - you can go back into development to start a professional career. It is important that you establish your exchange reasonable. For your orientation, you should heed a principle: Formulate a clear career goal”

Wednesday, 8 February 2012

The Essentials on SAP NetWeaver Process Integration - A SAP Mentor Series

"This book is detailed information on various aspects of the development of SAP Process Integration (formerly SAP Exchange Infrastructure) to provide the reader. Chapters cover aspects of sections on the adapters, and regulated by the ABAP Java development, aspects of business process management, security, and other SAP XI / PI. The book also XI / PI (XI 3.0. IP 7.0, 7.1 IP) takes the reader through all major versions, and includes recent improvement package items for PI 7.1 (EHP1). Sen, server management, XI / PI fundamental steps in the development, we have detailed and solve common problems and find lasting solutions that offer performance improvement. We have compiled some SAP XI / PI projects for real-time integration to solve common problems and solutions can be used as a quick reference, or where guidance signals, such as collection of some good Articles. "This book is SAP integration process SAP professional should not be definitive source.

About the Author

Michal Krawczyk is a SAP integration expert consultant. It is in the computer SAP NetWeaver PI, IDocs, ALE, EDI has worked primarily with Poland, Finland, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Switzerland and Italy, involved in projects in collaboration with the software SAP for more than 5 years of SAP CRM middleware and other integration technologies.
This integration process SAP (formerly Exchange Infrastructure) major contribution to the region for four years (2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009) graduated from the SAP Developer Network, the most active experts. In addition, the SAP Developer Network SAP Mentor three times (2007, 2008 and 2009) was awarded. Krawczyk also published by the Press Mastering SAP Business Scenarios with SAP IDoc PI ", co-author.

In more than 80 articles published on the RPS, Krawczyk also a professional Journal SAP, SAP CRM experts, human resource specialists in SAP, SAP SCM experts, including experts from SAP Solution Manager, SAP has written numerous articles published in various journals. Acquisitions and Development Consultant SAP NetWeaver - SAP ABAP Workbench 2003 Development Consultant SAP Exchange Infrastructure, SAP Certified Associate CRM Foundation with SAP CRM 2005, including SAP SRM has many certificates.
Michal Krawczyk hosted a joint presentation in Vienna in 2009, SAP TechEd and SAP Auto-ID Infrastructure (AII) and active in the protests.

The. Co-founder and myPIGenie.com Michal, a portal dedicated to information about the main contributor to SAP NetWeaver PI

SAP-certified consultant to work with Wipro Technologies Integration Shabarish Vijayakumar. Vijayakumar S SAP ABAP experience in the past six years, mainly in India, many countries, including Canada and the United Kingdom, running SAP NetWeaver Process Integration (formerly SAP Exchange Infrastructure) has been in the field .
He SAP Developer Network (SDN) for three years was a major contribution in the field of SAP NetWeaver PI and SAP NetWeaver PI at the same time in the last two years, SAP has been a mentor.

Vijayakumar, such as the various retail areas such as manufacturing, utilities, human resources and business integration projects business integration in the field, not an expert.
O music, passionate about photography and love traveling. It also aims at the near future we hope to publish a collection of his poetry as a poet.

Monday, 16 January 2012

SAP SCM: Applications and Modeling for Supply Chain Management (with BW Primer)

SAP SCM: Applications and Modeling for Supply Chain Management (with BW Primer)
SAP SCM: Applications and Models of Supply Chain Management and SAP APO provides a sophisticated take. This book can lead to success or failure of decisions inevitably open to criticism, and the project provides information, your supply chain staff-buyer, planner, ground controller or analyst-manage wherever you maximize the agility SAP APO offers.

Criticism

"What can I do with the wood SAP SCM is an excellent resource for users who want to understand more product"

Through the back door

Praise for the SAP SCM: Applications and Models of Supply Chain Management

"This is an advanced ERP SCM should be required reading for any transportation company. Dan covers fit together and how the various aspects of SMC. In addition, the model does not explain all the treatment and keep a simple model the supply chain. 98% solution "good enough".
-Steve Blair CPIM, Fortune-500, a high-tech company, Senior Systems Analyst

"This excellent guide book Step versatile is an essential step for SAP employees. Book of SAP, which allows you to offer all kinds of groups, the thing just wide, but it, is not exhaustive of the SMC, project managers, administrators, developers, consultants and end users. "
Srini-Uppal, Consultant SCM

This guide "... Planning Dan and enrich the knowledge base for the first two and matured analysts to develop and implement components of the supply chain of the ruling class of the partition of the product ... dealt with a complete reference of the address and return success to companies to decide on the best return on investment issuers. "
-Gudipati Srinivas, Senior SAP Supply Chain Execution, SEAL Consulting, Inc.

Commitment to the software engine that manages the supply chain as a critical strategic decision to adopt SAP SCM as expensive and far-reaching to be left to chance - that the implementation of the supply chain. SAP SCM: Applications and Models of Supply Chain Management will train professionals to take advantage of SAP APO and sophisticated. This book, the success or failure of projects and take advantage of buyers, planners, ground control and the management team of the supply chain, including analysts, may lead to decisions necessarily open criticism teaches provides information to optimize the agility SAP APO offers.

Friday, 13 January 2012

Supply Chain Management Based on SAP Systems: Architecture and Planning Processes (SAP Excellence)

Supply Chain Management Based on SAP Systems: Architecture and Planning Processes (SAP Excellence)
Supply Chain Management (SCM) and IT management is not a fad like many others - is here to stay. This is globalization and the increasing specialization as a result of a complex division of labour at home and abroad, "Mega trends." Agile supply chains and business process management has become weak and very appropriate interagency coordination has become an important goal. Supply chains can not be dominated by the complexity of today without the support of powerful information systems. SAP has become the market leader in this type of systems. The book describes SCM and SAP SCM solution with a pyramidal frame associated to the card. CT features of SCM are formulated and the necessary support for SAP systems provides these features are shown to what extent. This is detailed in the SAP APO ™ functionality, the implementation of SAP SCM ™ systems and case studies relating to the operation of the new SAP Business By Design approach are explained, and discuss aspects of the SMC.