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I have good experience in technical support industry (hardware, networking and some banking applications). And now i know completely how the tools like siebel, remedy are being used effectively in MNC’s for their workflow and I am really interested in implementing the process flow of support industry through programming the same, can i learn any of the SAP modules and enter the field of SAP?

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    Dayanidhi Dhandapany ·
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    Yes you will have a great or enhance your chance if you learn SAP modules which is related to construction industry.
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    Darrell ODea ·
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    Am really showing my ignorance, but what is SAP????
    Darrell
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    Bernard Ertl ·
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    Darrell, SAP is an integrated ERP, CRM & SCM database system. It is supposed to integrate all business functions. A fair percentage of Fortune 500 companies are using it.

    Bernard Ertl
    InterPlan Systems - eTaskMaker Project Planning Software
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    Darrell ODea ·
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    Agin, forgive my stupidity, maybe these are obvious to some?

    So what does "SAP" stand for?
    As what does "ERP", "CRM" & "SCM" stand for??

    "RGDS" & "ADB",

    "DOD"
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    Bernard Ertl ·
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    SAP - (I’m not sure. It’s from a German company).

    ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning
    CRM - Customer Relationship Management
    SCM - Supply Chain Management

    There are entire industries built around these acronyms.

    Bernard Ertl
    InterPlan Systems - eTaskMaker Project Planning Software
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    Ronald Winter ·
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    SAP = Systeme, Anwendungen, Produkte

    You can read about the company at http://www.sap.com/ if you are that interested.

    Good luck!
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