Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Guys i think this is a new twist to this discussion oh, i tink think dis BoyTan guy makes some sense.

Oga Kiwi was your take on dis, doesnt expereince counts after we get certified, how do we get jobs cos most of dem really ask for expereince.

BoyTan beware i think this site is one of the cowboy trainers Oga Kiwi was talking about!

By the way wats the cost and why dont you find a similar thing in Nigeria or even India

Oga Kiwi longtime, we miss u bad oh, anytin new for us


That link u gave us is down oh, i wasnt able to get dat IDES 6.0 thing from dia oh since i was not able to donate and the moderators did not reply my messages.

I have been looking for the IDES 6.0 and came across this

"http://cgi.ebay.com/8-DVD-SAP-R-3-IDES-Training-Package-PLUS-FREE-60CBT_W0QQitemZ220287598907QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item220287598907&_trksid=p3286.m63.l1177"

pls b4 i waste my hard earned naira (harder when u convert to dollars), could you please confirm if this is what you had in mind when u said we should check ebay.

Than you and have a nice day

Thanks awhole lot Kiwi

YOU D MAN

Hello Guyz

Pls a quicko ne, what the difference between an

SAP Technology Consultant
SAP Solution Consultant

Thanks

Oga Kiwi


You said

"I don't know about that because it very much depends on the ones academic or professional background more than anything else. My advice is to train into the module (functional or technical) that maps to your background. This is crucially important to remember. Better still if you could implement the product on your PC"

From the post i have been reading u and i now agree that its a hard thing for me to identify a background to train in, i did electrcal electronics engineering and i dont know what to say is my background! I want to do SAP because it sells and i wld be able to make a living on it so my concern is what is the selling modules in naija. MM and SD seems to be it so i wld concentrate on dat and see what i can do.

In this part of the world we need to careful make decisions for a better tomorrow!.

"my tot on security is that no onyinbo man go allow me do him security work, that is why u dropped d idea of going for CISSP or CISM"

Its a typo error, i meant

my tot on security is that no onyinbo man go allow me do him security work, that is why i dropped d idea of going for CISSP or CISM"

i agree with you on going for something technical!!
think its

Oga Kiwi thanks for the posts oh and apologies that we no dey say thank you.

Please i am getting so so confused oh,

I broke the code but cant find the IDES 6 you talked aboutdia, and like Raheem said how we fit pay for d tin sef.

i dont know how to start sef, the materials dia are too much.

I saw this, wat do you think

"ERP can be categorized into 2 main subsets. One is the domain knowledge of business that the functional teams use to configure business flows and processes. This requires prior experience in the business world

The second, and which does not require any prior domain knowledge is the technical configuration, which can be divided into programming services(ABAP), core system admin (Basis) and Security and role design (which does require domain knowledge for role design)."

So, its not only easier, but makes more sense to break into technical as a new person"

my tot on security is dat no onyinbo man go allow me do him security work, dats why u dropped d idea of going for CISSP or CISM