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How to select Subject for SAP Certification? SCOPES??

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Hi,

I am working with SAP since last 4 years & continuing with the same profession with supply chain

Up to my knowledge, SAP certification is necessary to become professional worker with SAP

I am confused about it whether my work profile in SAP falls in Product Planning OR Material Management.

Can any one guide me in that case??

Thank You,

Chirag Patil

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former_member183424
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You have said you are working since last 4 years in SAP.

May I know in which module you have worked?

You are confused about PP and MM

I suggest first go for MM..

PP and MM is Integrated itself.

If you have the strong knowledge of MM, then you can learn easily PP.

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former_member183424
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You have said you are working since last 4 years in SAP.

May I know in which module you have worked?

You are confused about PP and MM

I suggest first go for MM..

PP and MM is Integrated itself.

If you have the strong knowledge of MM, then you can learn easily PP.

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Thanks Dev,

Currently I am working on SAP R/3 module QP1 (510) Production.

I want to do certification but I can not find any org. in Gujarat (Vadodara).

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No No .. I am asking in which module you have worked?

What was daily basis work?

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I don't know module

I know only R/3 QP1 (what is it??)

Currently I am maintaining BOM, Recipes & Production Versions in SAP on behalf of R&D team

Coordinating for process orders and flow from TIPS to SAP.

Correcting PPR Logs on daily basis & maintaining DATA.

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As per your work details you are working in PP module.

I suggest At first know about SAP.

Read about SAP.

What is SAP? What is ERP? What is modules? What are the module available in SAP?

Go to SAP for Industries – SAP Help Portal Page

Read about SAP.

I have few Example for you.

You can Read this from SAP HELP.

ERP:- (Enterprise Resource Planning) An integrated information system that serves all departments within an enterprise.

SAP:- SAP stands for Systems Applications and Products.  A German software company whose products allow businesses to track customer and business interactions.

A SAP system is divided into modules like MM, SD which maps business process of that particular department or business unit. Following is the list of module available in SAP system.

  1. SAP FI Module- FI stands for Financial Accounting
  2. SAP CO Module- CO stands for Controlling
  3. SAP PS Module – and PS is Project Systems
  4. SAP HR Module – HR stands for Human Resources
  5. SAP PM Module – where Plant Maintenance is the PM
  6. SAP MM Module – MM is Materials Management -
  7. SAP QM Module -  QM stands for Quality Management
  8. SAP PP Module – PP  is Production Planning
  9. SAP SD Module – SD is Sales and Distribution
  10. SAP BW Module – where BW stands for Business (Data) Warehouse
  11. SAP  EC Module – where EC stands for Enterprise Controlling
  12. SAP TR Module – where TR stands for Treasury
  13. SAP    IM Module – where IM stands for Investment Management
  14. SAP   QM Module – where QM stands for Quality Management
  15. SAP – IS where IS stands for Industries specific solution
  16. SAP – Basis
  17. SAP – ABAP
  18. SAP – Cross Application Components
  19. SAP – CRM where CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management
  20. SAP – SCM where SCM stands for Supply Chain Management
  21. SAP – PLM where PLM stands for Product Life Cycle Management
  22. SAP – SRM where SRM stands for Supplier Relationship Management
  23. SAP – CS where CS stands for Customer Service
  24. SAP – SEM where SEM stands for STRATEGIC ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT
  25. SAP – RE where RE stands for Real Estate

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Thanks Dev,

I will take some knowledge first. That was really useful discussion with you.

one more question raising to me

Whenever I am getting job offers, they are always asking for "number of implementations"

can you say what is it in SAP..!

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That's a cool question..

See there are some project exist is SAP

1. Implementation project

2. Support Project

3. Roll-out Project

Implementation project means

Suppose you are working in a company of SAP.

Some other company decided to implement SAP, They hired your company to implement SAP.

At the time your company make a team for SAP implement to this company.

If you are a member of this team, then you can say you have done an Implementation Project.

Support project means

One company run their SAP, but they help from your company to support them.

At that point of time if you involve at this project, Then you can say you have done a Support project.

Roll-Out Project means

If a company wants to implement sap to their other location but in same company.

At that time if you involve in that, you can say you have done a Roll-out Project.

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That was exactly I wanted to know!!, Thanks!!

Now, I am working with Paint Company (Axalta Coatings) & our SAP service is handled by Accenture.

Means I am End User right? will I considered as SAP Professional?

Since my 90% profile linked with SAP, how can I improve my career in SAP, Please guide.

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Yes, You are an End user.

I suggest read about SAP.

Know about SAP.

It will improve you skill and communication.

Search in Internet for SAP details. And understand the business process.

I will give you the way.

At first know about ERP

Then know about ERP component.

Then ERP software.

Then Know about SAP.

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Thanks Dev...

Will Start to gain knowledge about system

basically I am from Science background so that it may be "bouncer" for me, if any confusion, will come to you again!!

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I am also a science student..

Just take the knowledge of business logic.

SAP will be easy for you.
SAP based on the business logic.

If you understand properly the business logic then you can learn SAP easily.