‎2007 Aug 12 4:46 PM
Hi Guys,
I need your valuable suggestion.I am presently working as SAP SD consultant for the past 5 years,i was thinking of shifting my present domain from SAP SD to SAP security as i feel SAP security would always have more job opportunities and also can fetch a stable job if one thinks in the long run as wherever there is SAP installation whether its R/3 or BW or APO..etc.. a company would be needing guys to look after their system and security.
So could you please suggest me if it is a wise desicion, secondly what are the prerequisite to get into SAP security domain.
Thank you,
‎2007 Aug 12 9:02 PM
hi vivek,
each and every module has got its own importance, but as u said where ever there in a SAP system u need guys to maintain it.yes absolutely right.since u have 5 years of experience with Sd module it helps.bcoz u will be able to understand the structural part of the authorizations which is very important in the what u derive for ur respective organisation level.the only prerequisite of SAP SECURITY is that u need to think logically thats it.if u can think which is going to effect where , thats it u got what u need.just like in SD module u cannot perform end to end process in BASIS also u cannot perform end to end so i suggest u to select one topic in BASIS and concentrate on it.
regards
pavan
‎2007 Aug 12 9:02 PM
hi vivek,
each and every module has got its own importance, but as u said where ever there in a SAP system u need guys to maintain it.yes absolutely right.since u have 5 years of experience with Sd module it helps.bcoz u will be able to understand the structural part of the authorizations which is very important in the what u derive for ur respective organisation level.the only prerequisite of SAP SECURITY is that u need to think logically thats it.if u can think which is going to effect where , thats it u got what u need.just like in SD module u cannot perform end to end process in BASIS also u cannot perform end to end so i suggest u to select one topic in BASIS and concentrate on it.
regards
pavan