What is the working conditions like in vantage point consulting? any1 care to enlighten me pleasE?

Sorry for asking again but can someone enlighten me on whats the working conditions in Vantage Point Consulting? Thanks in advanced

thank you for the feedback.. anyone else can give me info on this? no private government projects? but in their website i see a few non-government related implementations wo?

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Added on October 25, 2009, 4:18 pmHows the career wise in vantage point consulting? I'm a fresh graduate seeking to enter the SAP world

This post has been edited by kelvin_tan: Oct 25 2009, 04:18 PM

errr.. anyone of you has experience working in infocubed? can you shed some light on the working environment there please ? thanks

SAP = system
Oracle = database

its like comparing apples to oranges..

Yes. But Oracle and SAP is in different markets where one is a database one is a system. You cant make direct comparison that way. Its like comparing berkshire hethaway to microsoft. One is a financial instituition one is a software provider

@sexualpower
look at it more broadly not only at the malaysia market.

FYI
Axon just posted a number of vacancies for SAP functional consultants for junior positions (not fresh grad)

@badzuegene
yes its possible. I have received such offers equipped with only a degree but declined as I hate programming.

U may want to try to apply for Axon's Abap Bootcamp

@badzeugene
loads of company's use SAP. The best place to learn SAP is to join a vendor company (those that implement SAP instead of using it to run the business).

Chances of existing companies using SAP R/3 migrating over to Oracle or Microsoft (LOL @ this one), are minimal. They spent way too much to justify the change.

SAP is a monstrous system. The company has to be able to justify why it is moving from SAP to oracle / microsoft . Dont forget SAP itself is also evolutioning.

The total cost to migrate over is not small. It could be in the hundred of millions depending on company size. And there's some hidden cost to train ppl to use the new system etc. Too big of an impact unless you could tell me oracle / microsoft can come out with something that can offer way more than what SAP cant.