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sbucareer (m)
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Thanks abdkabir. I have a friend that works with the Nigeria MOD; he said they use ABAP for their tactical and reconnaissance application.
Beside, I don't want to study other modules that will keep me in Europe. I want to combine ABAP with WB and probably with BA. Please, if anybody that has information relating to these SAP modules in correlation to Nigeria market, could you shed more light?
I remembered at Uni, our professor then said most of us would end up maintaining systems. Only few lucky ones would ever been engaged in developing application. Damm, was he right. Most of the applications today are already been invented. We cannot reinvent the wheel.
We can help to make legacy systems more robust and responsive by writing more intelligent API and changing their user interface. J2EE, .NET and PHP could be used as an application server.
Remember the most important core unit of any business is information. Information is transpose from data and data are stored into a database. Database is the life of any organisation, because this is where information is retracted.
Database could be useless if you cannot access it to produce intelligent information like:
1. How many men age 18-45 are in Nigeria
2. How many retired pensioners are in Nigeria
3. How many IT professionals are in Nairaland
These intelligent questions are not store in a database but we can produce such an intelligent information by querying the data contained in a data base.
Now, if you have a well defined database EIS. You can easily buy any of the application servers like J2EE or .NET and configure it to your EIS and start writing intelligent application to solve your company goals.
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abdkabir (m)
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Thanks. It appears d Job market favours Db related Jobs, "Systems maintainers" and Value Added Service to customized Modules. Of all these ,it seems the DB related function are more sought after. It makes sense though, almost all businesses need some kind of DBMS. As regards SAP applications and implementation in Naija, the following links might be helpful: http://www.sap.com/southafrica/company/officeloc/nigeria/index.epxhttp://careers3.accenture.com/Careers/Nigeria/CareerOptions/I would think many of the implementations in Naija are Intergration based (Netweaver) or specifics (ERP,CRM,SCM). Definately, Netweaver would be hot in Naija as many of the multinationals would want to be at par with their divisions elsewhere.
Here is SAP Nigeria'a Address:SAP Nigeria (Ltd) Ground Floor Oakland Center Plot 2940, Aguiyi Iroinsi Street Maitama, Abuja Nigeria Phone: +234 9 670 0725 or +234 9 413 3165 Fax: +234 9 413 3166 |
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sbucareer (m)
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This is something I was thinking last night before going to bed. I don't know if someone has said it before. Applications are inadequate without the supplement of data particularly from a hierarchal structure like database. 1
Is this statement valid?
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Jay_Baby (f)
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yeap - it is valid - u must be a dummy?
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sbucareer (m)
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Constructive criticisms, please.
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amaikama (m)
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sbuceareer! hi. please need your help on the tutorial you gave. Into programming too and don't know where to start until i stumble on your tutorial. i tried to copy and past so that i could be reading, it's giving me allot of problem. could you be kind enough to send it to my mail. i will be very grateful you can. amaikama@gmail.comgrateful! |
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goofyghost
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Hello. I would like to know the Prerequisites for this tut because i am very new to writing any code at all and need to know if it i can even atempt this.
Thanks
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kwebrat
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hi guys, Great contributions for you all , even though i dislike viewing ARTICLES or ebooks that has words like DUMMIES included. I think it is high time nigerian software developer contribute a greatest part to software(JAVA) and also I WOULD BE NICE IF WE START working on Writing YORUBA/IGBO/HAUSA softwares(games&app.). What do you think about that , Lets get to work and make AFRICA great and impactful. One Love  |
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