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arikibe
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fellow nairalander. i need an urgent reply on this topic. i want to apply for oracle financails trainings but i am currently working with SAP. Now i want to know the if oracle financials and HR is better than SAP or vice versa. kindly advise on the best and the opportunities that are abound on both certifications. thanks
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ama27 (f)
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I might be partial as I'm a SAP consultant but SAP is the way forward. However i think u need to find out which one hold the market in the country you would like to work. Also theres nothing wrong in doing one then later the other depending on how fast you want to start to gain from it. But all in all i think SAP is the way forward especially with many multinationals I'm sure youvr heard of the advert: Big businesses use SAP hope this helps
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geebees
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I would also like to know the prosepct on SAP in Nigeria. What oppurtunities are there? Though i hear some 2 banks are going into it. But i also learnt that they are training their staff.
Kindly advise.
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arikibe
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Dear ama27 thanks for ur advise.u said that u are a sap consultant. please wht module are u and where are u working. please kindly drop me email address to me on: okechukwu.arikibe@oceanicbanknigeria.com or okebrown2000@yahoo.com. my no 08035433838. please i would like to contact u for more information. as per the person that said about the banks that are using sap, my bank is currently on sap, i still want to know other multinationals that are using sap now. thanks for the reply.
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loluuu (m)
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Basically, Oracle E Business Suite and the SAP family approach Enterprise integration with more or less the same approach but on different platforms. To excel in either, you first have to consider your strenghts or more broadly put, your domain experience because this will definately go a long way to determining which module you are best suited for. eg if you've worked in an HR function progressively for a while, then its natural that you will go into either Oracle HR or SAP HR as the case may be. Also both platforms offer you the choice of operating either on the technical side or on the domain side(functional consultant). i have been priviledged to have worked on both streams as i have a background as a techie first before else. iv worked specifically with Oracle HR (the business side) and I'm certified as an Oracle Workflow Expert(techie). Oracle E-business suite is good, SAP is likewise but you just have to make up your mind on one(usually) to be the best at it. Meanwhile, do note that customization of certain modules in either platform would usually arise because of legislation, labour laws etc, i.e its not all modules that companie IN nigeria would readily opt for because of the attendant issues so be careful in your choice- and remember the indigeneous enterprise guys! hope ive been a bit helpful, 
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Taiwobayo
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HellO! Am quite a novice in this SAP thing. Could anyone give me useful info on how to go about learning SAP and its certification?
Thank you!
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