Becoming an SAP Consultant

Gareth M. De Bruyn, Ken Kroes

254 pages, parution le 20/02/1999

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Résumé

The Becoming an SAP Consultant is the complete reference for consultants and business
managers looking to hire or work with an SAP R/3 specialist. As a prospective consultant, you will
learn good consultant etiquette, successful interviewing strategies, and tax tips for running a consulting
business. You will also gain valuable insight on the high-tech consultant culture. If you are a business
manager, you will learn how to determine if you really need an SAP consultant, how to evaluate SAP
consultants on their experience (not their marketing materials), and strategies for working successfully
with consultants. Any Enterprise Resource Planning consultant, or anyone looking to use an ERP
consultant's services, will benefit from this book.

Table of contents

Introduction
Part I: Starting Out in SAP: Chapter 1: SAP Today; Chapter 2: Résumés; Chapter 3: Interviews; Chapter 4: Agents; Chapter 5: Contracts; Chapter 6: Working Abroad; Chapter 7: Streamlining Operations; Chapter 8: Financial Planning
Part II: The SAP Work Environment: Chapter 9: Your First Week; Chapter 10: Your Last Week; Chapter 11: Workplace Etiquette; Chapter 12: SAP Documentation; Chapter 13: Certification; Chapter 14: Training
Part III: SAP Architecture: Chapter 15: New Implementations; Chapter 16: Upgrades; Chapter 17: Support; Chapter 18: Design
Part IV: Appendixes: Appendix A: SAP Internet Resources; Appendix B: Per Diem Rates; Glossary; Index

L'auteur - Ken Kroes

Ken Kroes

specializes in implementing SAP for clients with build-to-order products and Internet applications for SAP. He has over 15 years of programming and consulting experience.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Prima Publishing
Auteur(s)	Gareth M. De Bruyn, Ken Kroes
Parution	20/02/1999
Nb. de pages	254
Format	19 x 24
Couverture	Relié
Poids	803g
EAN13	9780761518846