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We are pleased to announce, that we have been fortunate to bring an expert on board in SAP. Ok we lured this European SAP whiz/expert to NZ, with promises of wine and great weather (in wellington) , well we did manage the wine part but the weather ummmmm not so much.
The original name for SAP was German: Systeme, Anwendungen, Produkte, German for “Systems Applications and Products.” The original SAP idea was to provide customers with the ability to interact with a common corporate database for a comprehensive range of applications. Gradually, the applications have been assembled and today many corporations, including IBM and Microsoft, are using SAP products to run their own businesses.
A quick summary from our expert:
SAP FI/CO components: FI, FI-AA, IM, CO-OM, EC-PCA, PS, TR-CM, TR-FM
IS Solutions: FS-CD
ABAP: forms, LSMW
SAP competencies:
- In depth knowledge of New G/L solutions for implementing parallel accounting principles like US-GAAP, IAS and local country specific acccounting.
- Wide SAP global template design and roll-out experience.
- In depth knowledge of SAP reporting tools and excel integration
- Several full life-cycle implementations.
- Analysing and optimizing client’s business processes and procedures.
- Using SAP SLO (System landscape optimization) tool for currency changeovers and change of chart of accounts.
- Analysing user requirements and developing technical specifications for SAP custom modules and interface programs.
- Familiarity with logistics modules (SD, MM).
- Test experience includes: Preparing test scenarios, Writing test scripts, Unit Test, Functional Test, Integration Test and user Acceptance test.
- Training experience: training of key users and end users
- Data migration: planning and executing data migrations using LSMW tool
- Business as usual support experience – both on site and remote
SAP team lead competencies:
- Technical and project team lead experience.
- Working directly with various clients at all different levels to guide complex projects.
- Leading business process discussions during team meetings.