Ahem, *clearing throat*

Kiwi992, much respect, thanks for the "easy" code, got the website, u r amazing.

Just wanted to say that, ok, enough of ebony47!

I will keep referring to all this info, Can't thank you enough!

My Gosh,
Please thank you to people like Kiwi992 and Markos who have been answering questions on SAP since 2008!

Thank you soooo much!

I have got a lot of information, infact all I need to know has been clarified from this forum.

I just want to ask one thing, how can I get the IDES software on my computer to "play around" with? I would really appreciate your help on this, Kiwi, cos you said you had it on your PC, I hope you don't mind sharing the information. If there is a way to send to me or upload on using ftp, would really appreciate! Otherwise any other info will also be appreciated,

Thank you so much. So proud to be Nigerian!!!!

Ah Never mind! I did not realize there were 30 pages on this topic. Will take my time to read.

Merci beaucoup to you all for sharing such knowledge, wow, 30 pages!

I hope I can be as helpful in SAP soon.

Peace!

Hello everyone!
Markus and others in the UK,

Please I have an MBA and IT Bsc. However, I've not been working pe se for some time, marriage and all does that to a woman, LOL

However, I am looking at getting back to my career and looking at SAP. I really need advise on how to approach this,

I concentrated on Finance and Strategy in my MBA but like I said, I have not been working in Finance for some time. However, I enjoyed my Database classes and programming, just not sure how it will fit in SAP. I would like to be a consultant, I looked at http://www.sap.com/uk/services/education/virtualtraining/index.epx and confused abt what courses I really need. They seem expensive and I don't want to waste money on courses that are not needed. Please has anyone done e-learning? what is your advice? I am looking at FI and Netweaver but not sure which one is more marketable and applicable. I just want to concentrate in one,

Thanks a million for all this info!

Yes, Loads, exactly. I believe that Transcorp is not a company on its own, but a venture capital firm that invests client money into new ventures or companies that have a high income potential but require a turnaround in their operations. To accomplish this, they need experience people that analyze companies and their profit potential thoroughly, invest following a payback period, and return the profit to investors.
I invested in the private placement of Transcorp shares, then going for 3 naira now at 2.5 times the price. So I already have a 250% appreciation. I understand the fears of Damadsuite, but my dear, I have come to realize that sometimes using the concepts of Business school in Nigeria does not work. A lot of other factors affect the Nigerian stock exchange than abroad.
Also, you say Nitel is operationally inefficient, true, but did you know that all of the current telecom companies from MTN to GLO have to buy a license from Nitel? Imagine if Nitel was run by qualified, experienced people,

Please I am not sure if egoldman invested in Dunlop before the deadline, I hope not, because based on Dunlop's financials, Dunlop went into the market for equity to pay off their debts!!!! Not a good buy at this time. However, Michelin is pretty much out of the Nigerian market, so I hope that Dunlop can reconsolidate and restrategize to take over Michelin's market share and enter into producing similar useful products, It is definitely long term, I hope that you are cool with leaving your money in for a while, cos I feel that may be the only way to make some money on it,