2012 Jun 27 8:40 AM
Dear SAP / Friends,
I have 8 years of experience in SAP Logistics module. Worked in Implementation, Support, Upgrade and Data migration projects. Currently am in charge of SD/MM modules.
Certified in
SAP Sales and Distribution (C_TSCM62_65)
SAP Materials Management (C_TSCM52_05)
SAP Work Flow (BIT 600 & BIT 601)
My ambition is to become a SAP supply chain lead & to do APO. To move ahead...please advise what is the next step to do.
if am wrong or my path is wrong...please provide your suggestions.
Thanks
Ashok
2012 Jun 27 4:16 PM
Hi Ashok,
Have a look at FAQ: Middle and Late SAP Career Paths and see if it doesn't answer some of your questions. Supply Chain and APO are more Production Planning related than SD/MM related though there is definitely an aspect of Materials Management (and Warehouse Management). Correct me if I'm wrong, though. Is your goal to cross-specialize in the functionality aspect or to become a project manager type? In either case, you'll want to train up on the requisite skills.
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
--Tom
2012 Jun 27 4:16 PM
Hi Ashok,
Have a look at FAQ: Middle and Late SAP Career Paths and see if it doesn't answer some of your questions. Supply Chain and APO are more Production Planning related than SD/MM related though there is definitely an aspect of Materials Management (and Warehouse Management). Correct me if I'm wrong, though. Is your goal to cross-specialize in the functionality aspect or to become a project manager type? In either case, you'll want to train up on the requisite skills.
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
--Tom
2012 Jun 28 2:57 AM
Hi Tom,
Thank you for your email.
I have enquired and come to know that APO is advanced functionality of PP. The person with SD/MM and PP can do better in APO, because APO has demand planning , SNP, Global Availability check, Transportation and Vehicle scheduling.
The APO job requirements too asking the consultant to have a better knowledge in SD/MM/PP can apply.
The basic idea is am planning to explore myself in PP for one year and then to take APO.
I have four years of manufacturing experience in start of my career.
My ambition is to lead the SAP supply chain (Logistics) team in any big organization.
Thanks
Ashok