@ty_07

sir,

i sent you a mail few days ago regarding this hcm/hr help,still expecting a reply

olaabioye@hotmail.com

fank u

Hey Wham,


Fancy seeing you here!  What happened to the Piloting caree[/b]r?  Aren't you interested in learning how to fly aeroplanes anymore?   Shame really, if that's the case, 'cos flying an aircraft is great if you are not scared of death.   I mean this thread:   

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-142420.0.html

Whatever you do, please avoid using sims (simulators).  Best to use the IDES ECC 6.0 [b]and nothing else.  In case of any doubt, re-read the thread.

All the best with your SAP studies.  You'll get there in the end, just like everyone else.



kiwi992.

After so many months ,the guru broke his silence.He has spoken,what else.everything that needed to be said has been said.


back to work

@Kiwi992
You know, I was at the airport with my brother the other day (not to fly) and I just had to tell him about intriguing Nigerians like you who have advanced themselves in various fields. Your contributions in the Piloting, Project Management and SAP threads are so relevant and resourceful.
My flying aspiration is still there but I had to suspend the flight training for now. Prioritizing based on financial reasons have played in

Thanks for the tip on Sim vs IDES ECC 6.0

I will appreciate it if we could communicate better. I mean via email. My addie is whamatix@yahoo.com.

@ Denzel or anyone in the know

Hi, do you have any pointer as where to get hold of IDES ECC 6.0? i have tried the links in the thread but to no avail, am still searching other avenues though.

Regards,
Opyso

Opyso:

@ Denzel or anyone in the know

Hi, do you have any pointer as where to get hold of IDES ECC 6.0? i have tried the links in the thread but to no avail, am still searching other avenues though.

Regards,
Opyso

There are guys here who can help you. Mine was installed by a friend and he almost went mad cos it developed errors during installation on the two different occasions.

So, he doesnt even want to hear about doing any SAP installs these days.

@kiwi, nice to see you back.

Hi All,


I was just passing through but felt it necessary to stop by and give Wham a piece of advice, being that I happen to know him at the Piloting thread.   

Please take no offence as I wouldn't be responding to your individual posts.  This is purely based on my decision to take a back seat and watch you guys to see how you are getting on with your SAP studies. 

That said, whatever happens, never get discouraged 'cos no good thing ever comes easy in life.  Your focus right now must be on passing the Consultancy Certification exams and nothing else.  You simply can not let it drag on as this thread has been running for over two years.

Wham - thanks for your kind words.

Nnaiah, I commend you on your efforts to help other Nigerians.  That's the spirit.    

All the best to everyone of you.



kiwi992.

(bowing out again)

@ Denzel

Thanks for your response. I will continue searching and hopefully will get it soon somehow.


Regards,
Opyso

Thanks KIWI,i will always try my best.

Expect two more threads soon on SAP

Nice to hear from KIWI once again.

3 years ago when i stumble on this thread, KIWI , MARKOS and the rest inspire me to focus on SAP. I will forever appreciate all the valuable advice.


Thanks guy

Anyone interested in SAP Solution Manager. I am looking for a studying buddy to revise and exchange ideas with.

For people interested in Netweaver and have Project management experience, you will never regret it. Take a look at SAP roadmap please.

Hi Guys,

I am so happy to read views of both experts and rookies in the field of SAP. I bumped into SAP because I joined one of Nigerian company at the time when it was been implemented. However, I wasn't really interested in it until recently.

I really do require for help in the area of certification dumps for SAP FI/CO. Please anyone with details on how to get dumps can mail kunlay2001@yahoo.com

thnka

@gbemi why 2004?

SAP Pros in the house i need your input

I am an IT professional with experience in System Analysis, Programming (.NET) and Database Administration(SQL Server). I work with a manufacturing company and we will be implementing SAP from March 2011. I intend to develop a career in SAP. I would like to know the best way of going about this. What is the best career path for me as an ICT professional.

Thanks

olaiday:

Hi Guys,

I am so happy to read views of both experts and rookies in the field of SAP. I bumped into SAP because I joined one of Nigerian company at the time when it was been implemented. However, I wasn't really interested in it until recently.

I really do require for help in the area of certification dumps for SAP FI/CO. Please anyone with details on how to get dumps can mail kunlay2001@yahoo.com

thnka

Be looking for dumps. Have you forgotten that real knowledge is the power?

Good to know this thread is still powering hard, true spirit of naija! Cheers,

@Chybyke07 - You may find it interesting to go technical based on your background so you can challenge yourself. If you want to continue programming - ABAP or JAVA may be interesting to you. BASIS won't be a bad option as well. But hey, Do not forget the market while making your decisions if making money is one of your reasons.

Cheers!

@alutaa

What is the buzz thing about SAP solution manager? I have robust project mangement experience and i am considering SAP PLM, can you educate me more please?

Hi Guys, Sap vacancy in Lagos, Hard work and perservarance is yielding dividened.

SAP Engineer
WTGMO0024
New Vacancy!
Job description SAP Engineer

The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to the following:

SAP Engineer will be the key User on UNISUP, Assistance and Support for PM.
Ensures 1st level support for questions or problems encountered in the usage of UNISUP.
SAP Engineer will ensure on-the-job training and takes part in training actions for affiliate users. Assists newcomers in UNISUP usage.
Indicates to Lead-User or to the Coordinator any action of training, improvement of procedures or documentation which would be useful. Forwards improvement requests or problems not solved to the Lead user.
Participates in the tests of corrections or evolutions of UNISUP, upon request of the Lead-User or Coordinator.
SAP Engineer update the CMIMS according to Maintenance Method engineer, and Technical Administrator recommendation (article number attachment, technical Catalogue update, preventive maintenance modification).
Record the time sheets in Unisup coming from site Maintenance Team.
Daily follow up of work order/notification completion, confirmation and time writing.
Perform the reporting for the master data change with the issuance of dashboard and all the ad-hoc reports.
Check notification report and highlights to Maintenance Methods engineer/Technical Administrator the one that request an engineering review.

Requirements SAP Engineer

BSc. or equivalent with minimum 3 years experience of project / operations in the field of maintenance in the Oil and Gas industry.
Experience in maintenance support and in particular in spare parts management and procurement.
Experience of Computerised Procurement & Maintenance management systems, and in particular of Unisup (Inhouse application of SAP system).
Perfect command of written and spoken English.

Terms & Conditions SAP Engineer

Resident based position.
SAP Engineer will report to - SAP(Unisup) PM.

Company Profile
A major international Oil and Gas Company Operating in Lagos, Nigeria

Location
Lagos


Goodluck!!!

I really want to appreciate everyone on this thread for tonnes of explosive information.
One doesnt need much questions, if he/she can read through all the posts.

Please @Kiwi992, can you please send me the links to SAP materials.

I am currently preparing for the certification by May and need enough materials because I believe in 100% preparation.

Kindly send to bukkytronics@yahoo.com

Thanks

Mr kiwi.
Thank you very much for these you have done in our lifes concerning SAP .
But this career path is it really selling because there some people who has certified in one module or the other they are still searching for implementation experience and in nigeria the opportunities are not really there for this software because few coys are using it.is there any way one can pursue this abroad .
or for how long will one continue to wait after you have certified for a year or there about .
PLEASE ADVICE
Thank You.

@Kiwi,

this is also open to Sorpio and other in-house gurus:


I am a project management professional with over 5years experience and Project management professional (PMP) certification.
I want to take a SAP certification but i am confused about which one to pursue in light of various project management certification options SAP have.

Please advice and enlighten me, I need to start studying asap

bode228:

@Kiwi,

this is also open to Sorpio and other in-house gurus:


I am a project management professional with over 5years experience and Project management professional (PMP) certification.
I want to take a SAP certification but i am confused about which one to pursue in light of various project management certification options SAP have.

Please advice and enlighten me, I need to start studying asap

Based on your background  and domain experience,you won't have much difficulties on this route.

http://www.sap.com/services/education/certification/certroles/certificationtest.epx?context=[[C_TPLM22_60]]|

PS: copy and paste the complete link.

@Denzel:
Thanks!!

@nnaih : I need the IDES and study mat'ls for C_TPLM22_60

hola me via bode228@gmail.com

Hi Guys,

Hope you lot are doing well, seems many people having taken an interest in SAP, sounds really good!! Nigeria is still a virgin territory with regards to SAP, I am sure in the next 3-6 years, SAP will make huge inroads in Nigeria, there will need specialist to help implement, can also see some newcomers in this forum still ask questions about SAP, all it takes is 35mins-2 hours of your time to go through this thread, by the time you have finished, you will surely know where your skill set fits in the SAP environment, someone asked about Solution manager, its basically a tool used to manage SAP projects, it offers a lot of flexibility, the business process and every step of the implementation is well documented, Solution manager or what we call Solman can also be used to document every day SAP issues, trouble shooting, basically the SAP consultants work on issues assigned to them, the process is like this, an end user who has an account set up in Solman needs a configuration change, they create an issue and give information as to what needs to be changed, sometimes access to Solman are only given to BPO, business process owners, once the issue has been created, it is assigned to the consultant or developer who will fix the issue, they update the issue if they have made changes, unit testing or quality and assurance testing, QA, they re-assign it back to the user, once they are satisfied with the changes, they can close the issue, I guess project managers will find this tool useful as they can document the blueprint, realisation, testing, user testing all the way to go-live, some would-be consultants asked if there are job opportunities abroad, well i am sure there are but they have to be sponsored by foreign recruitment agencies who will get them the neccessary Visas and what not, but then you must have plenty experience, it is however uncommon, a typical implementation in Nigeria will possibly involve some implementation partners like Accenture, Ciber or any preferred supplier, usually it gets outsourced, thats where the Indians come in, not going to talk about this subject as it has been well documented in my earlier threads

SAP are currently buying out other smaller ERP providers or tools which can enhance the SAP landscape, for those that are familiar with crystal reports, medius workflow, even suppliers which SAP dont own, they have a partnership business where these tools are allowed to be synched into SAP for reporting purposes, e.g cognos, they are still the number 1 player in the the ERP business software and will continue to be in the future, seems one has to update their skills frequently to give you the cutting edge, in the next couple of months, i should hopefully add BW / BI to my CV as we are about to implement this and i should be going on training quite soon

Please i will not respond to personal mails, all the answers you need are right in here

@ ALL:
DO NOT DULL YOURSELF, Nnaih has made SAPping easy with the link below, trust, it is da BOMB!!

http://www.bench3.com/2010/11/free-sap-ides-ecc-online-access-learn.html

@bode, Thanks for sharing your experience

To all,that read everything here, without contributing  a word , i say please share your experience(s).

Are you certified in any module (both technical and functional) but without placement send your CV to

ngsapmasterdata@gmail.com

In your CV state everything you have done with SAP,from training,to hands on experience on IDES or live project implementation.dont forget your claims will be verified during interview by seasoned SAP consultants.

Those scared of writing the exam or unlucky in passing the exam can equally send their CV for internship consideration

-- ----------ngsapmasterdata@gmail.com-------

Please,do anyone know when or calendar for writing sap certification exam IN LAGOS and their office at GRA ,IKEJA

I am have been informed that many of the CVs sent in are threatened by the absence of information on

1.Applicant's Certification status (if the applicant is certified or not)

2.Evidence of an attempt in getting certified(exam score or screenshot of exam score)

3.No hint of experience in DEMO or LIVE project

4.A general CV with no hint of interest in any of the SAP MODULES.

Few of the CVs are very very impressive anyway.

i will have to confirm the closing date for submission of CVs for the project.

if you are interested send your CV to ngsapmasterdata@gmail.com

State if you are ready to travel at short notice or not

Hello,

I discovered sap jobs in Nigeria is not made publish in the papers nor the website.
I did my FICO certification in UK since 2009. Since I got to Nigeria the level of awareness is not encouraging most especially job opportunities.

I wonder if someone can give me a link into these. I have been working over a year as an enduser instead of a consultant. I am thinking of relocating abroad where this job is on the fly.

Agreed that we have training academy in Nigeria. After going through these training and certifications, the job will not just jump on your lap. NNPC is in the middle of implementation but how do Nigerian Certified Consultant get to know about this opportunities?

I will appreciate if I can network with a FICO consultant on this forum

my number is 08033366494.

Cheers guys