on 2025 Apr 15 3:11 PM
Dear SAP professionals,
I'm a Data Analyst and aspiring Data Scientist working in a financial team within the banking industry.
SAP universe is pretty new to me, and I'd like to understand the basics for my next job. What learning journey would you recommend? I was considering following this 12-course curriculum:
Intro
S/4HANA
BW/4HANA
SAC & BO
From what I learned so far, BW/4HANA seems to be the data architecture behind S/4HANA (Fiori being the GUI), which is the business layer, then SAC is the global analytics solution for all SAP products (replacing the traditional BO).
Please let me know if that sounds coherent, according to your know-how (maybe I don't need to learn S/4HANA, or need to learn more about SAC...). Any feedback is welcome!
Thanks a lot for your guidance
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Hi, It was nice that you are seeking onto the SAP journey.
I am at a similar juncture like you have written. Lets connect to discuss our ideas further.
I really like the 12 courses and especially the order you have summoned here.
Regards
Arun
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Hello,
you understood something wrong:
Core sytem s/4 database always hana, if core system ERP, can have hana db.
On prem or cloud.
GUI: SAPGui, WebDynpro, Fiori. Fiori is the newest.
SAP BW => Has Hana DB or not. Cloud BW = SAP Datasphere. Important: BW is an extra sytem. A s/4 or ERP runs without BW.
You should orientate at what do you find at work.
If you do not have or use a BW why learn about it.
SAC is also an extra system which works like a super GUI. But the data comes from a backend system (s/4 or BW or something else).
Same as BW. Do you have one or not?
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Hi @JanSchlichting,
Thank you for the clarification! I really appreciate your input, it definitely helps me better understand the landscape. I’ll adjust my learning path accordingly.
Thanks again,
Nielsen
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