ppl w/o IT background can study oso?

If what you say is true, then why don't more people do what I said in post #31?

I have no experience is SAP whatsoever and my background is in engineering and majoring in hardware but still I am on a SAP project.

I guess it just depends on your personality at first. Still considering whether to take the certification though. My team lead has encouraged me to do it though even though he doesn't have it himself

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This post has been edited by mner: Mar 17 2006, 03:05 AM

Inferno: u also know tat 4 yrs degree cost 30k
but for sap cert it cost 25k-30k for only 5 weeks, many ppl will say too expensive, even for myself, if i din get the offer from mmu and mdc i also wont go and take the SAP ABAP......

i'm engineering b/g oso
thinking switch 2 IT

u do self study or company send u2 SAP?

I guess it's good that it's expensive, otherwise everyone will have one, just like a MCSE.

Self study. I have a 700 page book sitting next to me for reference...

I also waiting an answer for this...

I am not too sure whether there is a local market for it. But if there is a business need for it, there will surely be a local market for it. It is meant for mid-sized enterprises and businesses (SME) and the government is pushing for more SMEs around. Although from an Asian mentality, investing in SAP is actually looking towards the future thus it may take some time to adapt it. But once it kicks off, I am sure more and more SMEs will start going towards an integrated platform.

For more info on SAP Business One:
http://www.sap.com/solutions/sme/businessone/index.epx

Pls use link below for SAP training schedule and pricing...

http://www.sap.com/asia/services/education...schedule_MY.htm

Anybody need SAP Basis book (SAP R/3 Handbook 2nd edition) in pdf can PM me, cannot send by email too big, may be can use FTP or others method.

This post has been edited by colour: Mar 22 2006, 10:14 AM

To be honest most of the courses for the Malaysia schedule has not been confirmed. Best if you look at the Singapore schedule instead. The same address but change the MY into SG in the address.

http://www.sap.com/asia/services/education...schedule_SG.htm

This post has been edited by Mavik: Mar 22 2006, 07:43 PM