MBA(finance) -SAP PS Module

[Former Member]

Dear Sir/Madam

Can anyone help in suggesting whether SAP-PS module is helpfull to MBA (Finance) person whose is having 6yrs exp.in accts and having 3.5 yrs of work exp in SAP Enduser modules like SAP MM,FI-CO,PS modules.I need to look after all these 3 modules for report preparation for mgt.

Please suggest/guide me how much is it helpfull to me.

Regards

chinnababu.T

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[sammar81]

Hi Chinna,

Given you are a MBA in Finance, it makes more sense for you to pursue FICO module in SAP then PS.

Regards

Sammar

[Former Member]

Thank you sir for valuable suggestion..

Forgot to mention in earlier query that i have an  real time  work offer in an company.They have given an opportunity to work on Real time Project in PS-Module.Need to learn SAP-PS funtional Module and work on Real time.like shifts moring SAP -PS class afternoon need to work on Real time Project. Pls suggest can i go head with this or better to learn FI-CO.

Regards

chinnababu.

[sammar81]

Hi Chinna,

Yes you can go for PS training and work on SAP PS.. but logically it would make more sense to go for FICO.. what happens usually is that once you gain experience in one module of SAP you tend to learn other modules as well during the journey..

So if you learn FICO you will come across SAP PS integration points.. and can learn PS as well.. similarly you can learn PS and get to know FICO and other areas..

It all depends on in which are you are comfortable with.. are you happy handling projects and project management activities or you are a Accounting person... If its the former you go for PS and if it is later one go for FICO..

Hope it makes some sense to you...

Regards

Sammar

[Former Member]

Thank u sir

[sanjeevc]

Hi,

as you said you are MBA in finance then naturally you need to choose FICO module. as per your experience you would be habitual accounting entries debit and credit.

such for PS Engg background personnel required or depend on industry what they have business.

and it's not a rule of thumb like finance guy have to choose FICO only they are ok with all modules.

rest wait for expert in career councilor like that.

Regards,
Sanjeev

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