THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I have a job interview tomorrow and I badly needed to study about SAP. This video helped me a lot. Thank you so much, Mr. Michael!!!
THANK YOU!! He took too long for a basic explanation. SAP (acronym for Systems, Applications & Products) is a group of software that allows businesses to track customer and business interactions.
SAP is just so smooth. I learnt what I needed in over 2 weeks. Working as a ward clerk and I use it in ordering and purchasing consumables and meds for the unit. Also for managing inventory together with bayanaty.
@@moonijaz9012 I actually learnt everything from the job. After the initial face, I just started exploring the whole system. I find this channel interesting . My support solutions.
Great! We can help. We have a lot of beginner courses that can get you started in SAP and advanced courses when you are ready. Take a look at these courses here www.michaelmanagement.com/courses.asp
Thank you! I’m back in the grind of job hunting and everything that I have experience with now requires SAP experience as listed in the job description. The last time I used this software was back in 2012 so I appreciate this quick tutorial. Appreciate this!
Just a pointer,, when people watch how to videos they don’t need the complete origin story before even knowing what they’re getting in to. If I watch a video about building a wooden box, the fact the wood came from a tree in Minnesota isn’t really the most important info. I watched for 5 minutes and still didn’t even see the basic outlook yet. I don’t think knowing what town in Germany it originated is getting anyone hired, we need to see how to operate the program.
Origin stories are important - even for wooden boxes! We think understanding the backstory is part of understanding the whole story. This is why we watch most videos, including those about boxes, on 1.5x.
Thank you. I was pretty sure that I'd worked with SAP systems all these years but it has been in so many formats over the decades, I didn't realise that it was the same underlying system (new versions). I just picked up whatever I had to do...the firms I worked for would give it their own name, presumably because they had a customised version of modules...the only SAP I recalled was the grey version! And now that I'm grey, I realise I've worked with all of these except some of the nitty gritty tech applications. I never called it SAP skills because I do admin whether doing database/records management, sales, payroll or HR admin, supply chain, invoicing, EOM or EOFY reconciliations, transacting in foreign currency conversion....I just called it whatever the business practice was e.g. accounting, finance, payroll, procurement etc. Viz the actual task, not the software (name) behind it. I guess I'm old school, using new tools.
Industrial Engineer here, this is an excellent video very good to know about sap's worldwide importance. My college major didn't even touch on it so this fills valuable knowledge Gap.
I do have a manufacturing background but my previous company doesn't use this software and now I'm struggling to land a job because it requires SAP knowledge... need to study SAP harder 😊 thanks for the content
Here it is: Imagine that leaders of every corporate function - sales, distribution, HR, everything - made an excel spreadsheet to track things. Along comes the CEO and wants to know "how is our inventory affected by sales cycle time?" No one's spreadsheet follows the same logic, so the answer takes a gazillion years to answer. SAP is the unifying spreadsheet across all departments that gives actionable business insights. Somewhere, a mic just dropped.
Hi Andrey, yes, SAP has a Project System (PS) module for that. To learn how to use PS please click on this learning path: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/sap-project-systems-specialist
Hi Thomas Michael! Thanks for the crash course! I love big data systems (had two jobs that were AS/400 based DB2 applications) and will be interviewing for a position that has SAP soon. I really didn't know much about it but it sounds like the kind of thing I would enjoy working with.
Did you see we now have two completely FREE courses? Check them out - www.michaelmanagement.com/sap-training-course/sap-fundamentals-for-beginners and ecs.page.link/x62t1 We love helping you grow your career!
Good for you, Rohan...but then this video is not for you. This is for absolute beginners who do not know what SAP is - just like the title and description indicate. You seem to be past that point already.
I searched a lot of links and I found no clarity in SAP. I couldn't tell if it was a German company or standard software for business and it was both but maybe it was me but still I couldn't make sense of it until this video, Thank you so much. I also have a Job Interview tomorrow.
Yes - It is a software company, just like Microsoft is a software company. So yes, it is a German company that sells software. You got it and good luck.
SAP software support systems helps a lot of worldwide industry to simplify their inflows and outflows management reporting systems. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏
Michael , this was a perfect introduction video about SAP that I needed, the company that I worked with has used Oracle and SAP solutions for years. I didn't know SAP was a German company, that is a bit of a pause for me as Germans and for that matter some Europeans can be very head strong even if they are wrong, so you have to keep calm and stay focused on what the goal is.
Glad you liked it! When you're ready to dive into the SAP world in more detail have a look at this learning path: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills
My name is Justin A. Korvayan, from Monrovia, Liberia and have an interest in the SAP, learning and knowing this will boom my career paths! Please let me know if you could be of help.
I am very interested and would like to take a course in it, however I have been in Compliance and Operational Risk field is there aj career for me in SAP? what next
That depends on a variety of factors, of course - specifically, your professional experience & expertise, your local SAP job market, etc. - talk to a local recruiter to see what your opportunities might be.
Yes, very true - SAP is not an easy or self-explanatory system to learn...it is complex and complicated. Which ios why we've created over 500 training courses already! :) Here's a good learning path to get started: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
I just started at WoodWard Governor in the aerospace field. And I had no idea of SAP, on my last job I used AMOS. Not very friendly very complex. But yeah I would love to learn more.
Hi Dale, yes, SAP is pretty complex and complicated. If you'd like to start learning the basics of SAP, I suggest you take a look at this learning path: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Hello Sir, The most common question as most of the seekers looking for it, The questions is I have worked as an End User for almost 4 Years in distribution, I have undergone various training during shifting of ORACLE to SAP, currently, I am in Germany I would like to enhance the skills I am little confused from where and how I could start learning and find a job. Regards, RAVI
Hi Ravi, we can't help with finding a job in Germany but we certainly can help with SAP training - here are all our courses: www.michaelmanagement.com/browse
The comparison between QuickBooks and SAP is helpful, but it left me wondering - if your company has a strong focus on SAP training, shouldn't you be "eating your own dog food" (to use an idiom in the IT industry) and using SAP to manage your own business instead of a product such as QuickBooks?
That's a great question, Nicholas! We love to eat our own dog food, especially when it comes to taking our own training courses for our team. But to use SAP's ERP software productively, companies typically have to have $250million in revenue and up - so this is really a software for very large, global businesses...we're not there yet. :)
Yes, SAP skills are definitely a very valuable skill to have these days. In fact, we did an SAP Salary Snapshot for the US here: www.michaelmanagement.com/download/download-sap-salary-snapshot
Im Presently working as IT Operations for past 10 years now i want to learn SAP, ofcourse my company is using SAP B1. So to learn SAP from where or which course i should learn first?
Here are the courses we offer in SAP Business One www.michaelmanagement.com/browse?q=SAP%20business%20one We don't have many since Business one is their small business solution. Thanks!
Hi Bachir, take a look at this Essential SAP Skills learning path - it's a great starting point for someone wanting to learn SAP: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills
Thank you i just had my Interview for SAP Basis Engieer L1 post & they seems to have interested with me & i got an offer. will be doing job monitoring & mostly monitoring. i hope i can perform wish me luck
This is great, Arif - good luck! And here are some SAP Basis courses that might interest you: www.michaelmanagement.com/browse/sap-erp/basis-hana-tools/system-admin
Hi Faisel, do you mean what programming language is SAP written in? It's ABAP = Advanced Business Application Programming. You can find training courses for ABAP here: www.michaelmanagement.com/browse/sap-erp/development/abap
Thanks for the video, i'm going for a job that wants SAP knowledge so this was very helpful. However they also want backline knowledge too. Know any good videos or know it yourself? youtube isn't giving me anything that's useful
Glad you like our video! Here's a learning path for the fundamental SAP skills you might find helpful: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Hi Neda, we have online training courses for the very beginner all the way to the advanced user. When I first started with Michael Management a year ago, I did not even know what SAP was, I have been taking the courses we offer and have learned a lot in a short time. Our courses are all presented online in hands-on / learn-as-you-go style where you can proceed at your own pace. Feel free to contact me and I can provide you with more information and answer any questions you have. Thanks! Lisa Plasky Client Services Michael Management Corporation info@michaelmanagement.com
Glad you liked it! Here's a learning path for fundamental SAP skills you might find useful: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Hi Naziya, yes, sure - most of the large pharma companies around the world already use SAP software. If you are new to SAP, I suggest you start with this learning path: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Hi Thomas, looking for online training courses for beginners going into new job soon, may be working with SAP ERP. Many year ago I worked with the older SAP. I'm interested in any crash course available let me know. Thank you🙂
You are right that SAP is headquartered in Germany...for right now I'd say that most of their customers still run on-premise versions of their software but this will be changing to their cloud offerings in the next decade.
Hi S R, well, it's hard to say and depends on what area you want to work in...SAP has many different career paths. However, it all starts with the Fundamental Skills in SAP: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Glad you like the video! We have several learning paths for SAP Finance careers here - hope this helps: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path?lookupname=SAP%20Financials
Have you tried some of our courses? We now have some free ones to get you started. SAP can be very tricky to learn so we are here to help! Check them out - www.michaelmanagement.com/sap-training-course/sap-fundamentals-for-beginners and ecs.page.link/x62t1
SAP is a software that costs millions of dollars and is used by large companies. You, as an individual, cannot get this software. You CAN login to a sandbox SAP system - we do not recommend this for brand new users. We would suggest training first, then once you have a basic understanding you can login to a test system. www.michaelmanagement.com/sap-access.php
Hello Michael, great info! For someone with a non-technical background such as business, but have become a super-user. Is it advisable to look into certification to help get implementation support roles in my org? Or should I take some computer science modules. If so, what areas are useful (coding, like python?)
Thanks for the compliment - glad you like the video. Typically, I think most people go from new user > super user > business/IT analyst (who supports configuration for the users). If you're not very technical, coding might not be a good fit. Hope this helps!
Hi there Cindy! Check out our learning paths for more information about SAP. We have a free one that will teach you the fundamentals, and then many more that will teach you the skills needed for any career you desire in SAP! Free Fundamentals Learning Path: ecs.page.link/pffmG
Currently I’m masters in nursing but due to overwhelming shortage in my work field I’m considering leaving my 6 figures salary and thinking to do SAP, where do u suggest I should start if I were to get SAP certification since it is so broad I’m sure SAP product is in healthcare
Thanks Michael for this informative session. I have one very basic query. I haven't worked in SAP or used SAP software. So to get a job in SAP, how i will get experience ? If there is no practical experience then how we can show the experience? Companies always asks experience but without having chance to work how anybody will get experience?
Without any SAP experience you should not apply for jobs that require experience. Instead, get training & certification and then apply for entry-level jobs that do not require prior experience.
UA-cam is desperate to show me this video for some reason, and keeps putting it at the top of my recommendations, despite me having no idea what SAP is
Not sure if people here agree with me, but I didn't so much want to know about SAP commercial outlook, only about the Technology which supports it. I am a retired Cisco /Mobile / RF engineer with some (ancient) mapping programming experience in MapEx and MapBasic. Was curious what I need to train myself up on to go into SAP.. engineering
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You can comfortably run this at 1.5X speed.
Thanks. So helpful 😂
yeah totally
hahahahahahaha
2X or more. SAP isn't a particularly gripping topic, but his slow delivery, monotone and approach make this 25 minutes seem like 2 hours.
I am dying ! :D :D :D :D Its all true
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I have a job interview tomorrow and I badly needed to study about SAP. This video helped me a lot. Thank you so much, Mr. Michael!!!
Good luck with the interview!
But.Where are you from Now sister..
Hope you got the job.
@@rachealkigozi4353 I DID. Road to 5 months. Thanks to the Lord 😊
Thank you, too.
Congrats! Is it true starting pay is around $80k?
skip to @12:54
THANK YOU!!
He took too long for a basic explanation. SAP (acronym for Systems, Applications & Products) is a group of software that allows businesses to track customer and business interactions.
@@anga2674 I was just trying to 'set the scene' for absolute beginners - like the title says.
I appreciate all the information.
LOL that information you posted was really useful and much appreciated!! :)
OMG thank you I was just about to move on and I looked down and saw this!
I'm beginning a 6 month engagement with SAP so, even though it's a few years old now, I appreciate the clarity and broad explanations you provide.
Good luck, Alex! SAP can be a very rewarding career.
A good sales man always only mentions good things about something in a good trustable and calming voice. I ended up here to learn sales skills.
Well said!
clear and concise. The best SAP Guide I have ever found on the internet.
Great session! After searching over 7 other so called beginner videos, tried this one. Mr. Michael provided the answers as if he was reading my mind.
Thank you - glad you liked the video!
SAP is just so smooth. I learnt what I needed in over 2 weeks. Working as a ward clerk and I use it in ordering and purchasing consumables and meds for the unit. Also for managing inventory together with bayanaty.
Can you suggest any UA-cam channel to learn basicse??
@@moonijaz9012 I actually learnt everything from the job. After the initial face, I just started exploring the whole system. I find this channel interesting . My support solutions.
I listened and watched your presentation but never hear any thing about SAP but only history about SAP, I'm very much interested in learning about SAP
Great! We can help. We have a lot of beginner courses that can get you started in SAP and advanced courses when you are ready. Take a look at these courses here www.michaelmanagement.com/courses.asp
matthew If you know where to get free education or experience in SAP please share.
It was my experience with Delta Airlines SAP products as a contractor is what resulted in an offer letter to work for them directly!
Congrats, Rebecca!!!
Thank you! I’m back in the grind of job hunting and everything that I have experience with now requires SAP experience as listed in the job description. The last time I used this software was back in 2012 so I appreciate this quick tutorial. Appreciate this!
It was an informative video . A student seeking knowledge of in demand IT skills need more such content. thanks
Just a pointer,, when people watch how to videos they don’t need the complete origin story before even knowing what they’re getting in to. If I watch a video about building a wooden box, the fact the wood came from a tree in Minnesota isn’t really the most important info. I watched for 5 minutes and still didn’t even see the basic outlook yet. I don’t think knowing what town in Germany it originated is getting anyone hired, we need to see how to operate the program.
Origin stories are important - even for wooden boxes! We think understanding the backstory is part of understanding the whole story. This is why we watch most videos, including those about boxes, on 1.5x.
Starting @CTAC next week, one of the biggest SAP partners in the BENELUX. Thanks for this nice presenation!
Best of luck!
Thank you. I was pretty sure that I'd worked with SAP systems all these years but it has been in so many formats over the decades, I didn't realise that it was the same underlying system (new versions). I just picked up whatever I had to do...the firms I worked for would give it their own name, presumably because they had a customised version of modules...the only SAP I recalled was the grey version!
And now that I'm grey, I realise I've worked with all of these except some of the nitty gritty tech applications. I never called it SAP skills because I do admin whether doing database/records management, sales, payroll or HR admin, supply chain, invoicing, EOM or EOFY reconciliations, transacting in foreign currency conversion....I just called it whatever the business practice was e.g. accounting, finance, payroll, procurement etc. Viz the actual task, not the software (name) behind it. I guess I'm old school, using new tools.
Yes, SAP seems to be used just about everywhere - glad you liked this video. Thank you!
Industrial Engineer here, this is an excellent video very good to know about sap's worldwide importance. My college major didn't even touch on it so this fills valuable knowledge Gap.
Thank you, Joshua - glad you liked the video!
Moderate speed from Micheal helps all kind of his audience and students from non native english speakers. Apreciated
Thank you, Stephen. I am glad you are finding it valuable.
thank you for this thorough vide, I'll be working on SAP soon and wanted to get a basic idea of what it entailed. Many thanks
Glad you liked it, Angela! Here are the most popular learning path for common SAP jobs: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path
I do have a manufacturing background but my previous company doesn't use this software and now I'm struggling to land a job because it requires SAP knowledge... need to study SAP harder 😊 thanks for the content
Thank you, Sherlock - we even have a learning path to make this easier for you: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Ive watched 20 videos on SAP and all of them, including this one, can't tell me what SAP actually is in a few sentences.
Here it is: Imagine that leaders of every corporate function - sales, distribution, HR, everything - made an excel spreadsheet to track things. Along comes the CEO and wants to know "how is our inventory affected by sales cycle time?" No one's spreadsheet follows the same logic, so the answer takes a gazillion years to answer.
SAP is the unifying spreadsheet across all departments that gives actionable business insights.
Somewhere, a mic just dropped.
I really need this sort of introduction to SAP. I sums it all. Big up to you!!!
Thank you, Mulenga! When you're ready to take some detailed courses have a look here: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills
Is sap used in companies like PWC,ey,Accenture,McKinsey,KPMG?
Hi Shivangi, yes, these are all companies that either use SAP themselves internally and/or consult with their clients on implementing SAP.
I appreciate the clarity and broad explanations you provide. Plz keep on contribution the knowledge.
what does a consultant do?
Is there Project Management available?
Hi Andrey, yes, SAP has a Project System (PS) module for that. To learn how to use PS please click on this learning path: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/sap-project-systems-specialist
Hi Thomas Michael! Thanks for the crash course! I love big data systems (had two jobs that were AS/400 based DB2 applications) and will be interviewing for a position that has SAP soon. I really didn't know much about it but it sounds like the kind of thing I would enjoy working with.
Did you see we now have two completely FREE courses? Check them out - www.michaelmanagement.com/sap-training-course/sap-fundamentals-for-beginners and ecs.page.link/x62t1 We love helping you grow your career!
can we have the practical aspect of SAP that will help beginners who has not work with any organisation using SAP
15 minutes in and you finally address the main point of the video. I know why I need to learn SAP, thats why I clicked on the video
Good for you, Rohan...but then this video is not for you. This is for absolute beginners who do not know what SAP is - just like the title and description indicate. You seem to be past that point already.
Thanks a million Rohan, next time put exact time stamp
I am getting back to work from a LONG pause and need to see what I need to know about SAP ERP for the Manufacturing/Industrial Engineer
I searched a lot of links and I found no clarity in SAP. I couldn't tell if it was a German company or standard software for business and it was both but maybe it was me but still I couldn't make sense of it until this video, Thank you so much. I also have a Job Interview tomorrow.
Yes - It is a software company, just like Microsoft is a software company. So yes, it is a German company that sells software. You got it and good luck.
I've gained a job and it will expect me to update thier supply chain onto the SAP system.
SAP software support systems helps a lot of worldwide industry to simplify their inflows and outflows management reporting systems. Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏
Well said!
This is one of the best presentations on SAP. Thank you very much.
Thank you!
I would love to know more about SAP. It super expensive for the classes and the company I work for doesn’t allow us much time to train on it.
We'd be happy to help! Reach out to us here: info@michaelmanagement.com
Super interesting and great explained!
Michael , this was a perfect introduction video about SAP that I needed, the company that I worked with has used Oracle and SAP solutions for years. I didn't know SAP was a German company, that is a bit of a pause for me as Germans and for that matter some Europeans can be very head strong even if they are wrong, so you have to keep calm and stay focused on what the goal is.
Glad you liked it! When you're ready to dive into the SAP world in more detail have a look at this learning path:
www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills
My name is Justin A. Korvayan, from Monrovia, Liberia and have an interest in the SAP, learning and knowing this will boom my career paths! Please let me know if you could be of help.
Check out our website: www.michaelmanagement.com/
the average is monthly or annually ?
I am very interested and would like to take a course in it, however I have been in Compliance and Operational Risk field is there aj career for me in SAP? what next
Glad you liked it, Harriet! Here is a list of common SAP jobs with pre-defined training plans...have a look: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path
Is it easy to get a job after bcom and doing sap course.
That depends on a variety of factors, of course - specifically, your professional experience & expertise, your local SAP job market, etc. - talk to a local recruiter to see what your opportunities might be.
Thanks so much. Great presentation.
Glad it was helpful!
Sir may i ask why company hires a person who finished any IT related course as an SAP consultant regardless of their programming skills
That's out of our hands - maybe ask the hiring company (or company that gave the person the title "SAP Consultant)?
You’ve convinced me to invest in SAP stock.
Could be a good idea! finance.yahoo.com/quote/SAP?p=SAP&.tsrc=fin-srch
How can I learn SAP ERP?
SAP is an ERP. You can start your SAP training here: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
SAP is very hard to work. This video is very helpful for people would are having difficulties during the SAP program.
Yes, very true - SAP is not an easy or self-explanatory system to learn...it is complex and complicated. Which ios why we've created over 500 training courses already! :)
Here's a good learning path to get started: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
@@Michaelmanagement Thanks for sharing
Interview tomorrow, this helped. Thank you
Good luck, Folasade!
Strange.. the SAP website states that SAP stands for "System Analysis Program Development" or "Systemanalyse Programmentwicklung" in german.
Great Brother..Thank you so much for your helpful video..
You are most welcome
I just started at WoodWard Governor in the aerospace field. And I had no idea of SAP, on my last job I used AMOS. Not very friendly very complex. But yeah I would love to learn more.
Hi Dale, yes, SAP is pretty complex and complicated. If you'd like to start learning the basics of SAP, I suggest you take a look at this learning path: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Thanks....can i borrow some of your experience :)
:)
Thank you so much for your Video and the Time it took to make this video and Share your Knowledge.
Thank you, Miguel - we're glad you like our videos!
Thank you for the video. Learned a lot from here.
Hello Sir,
The most common question as most of the seekers looking for it, The questions is I have worked as an End User for almost 4 Years in distribution, I have undergone various training during shifting of ORACLE to SAP, currently, I am in Germany I would like to enhance the skills I am little confused from where and how I could start learning and find a job.
Regards,
RAVI
Hi Ravi, we can't help with finding a job in Germany but we certainly can help with SAP training - here are all our courses: www.michaelmanagement.com/browse
Is there a type of consultant job I can start off for a year that will transition well into any SAP jobs
I use SAP back in 2015 and now im trying to Relearn it due to a Job for SAP Receiving and inventory ERP systems.
The comparison between QuickBooks and SAP is helpful, but it left me wondering - if your company has a strong focus on SAP training, shouldn't you be "eating your own dog food" (to use an idiom in the IT industry) and using SAP to manage your own business instead of a product such as QuickBooks?
That's a great question, Nicholas! We love to eat our own dog food, especially when it comes to taking our own training courses for our team. But to use SAP's ERP software productively, companies typically have to have $250million in revenue and up - so this is really a software for very large, global businesses...we're not there yet. :)
How many courses are there SAP
We add new courses almost every single week so I don't have a static number, sorry! We are in the 100s and always adding more :)
So expansive, even knowledge is a currency in those years !!!!
Yes, SAP skills are definitely a very valuable skill to have these days. In fact, we did an SAP Salary Snapshot for the US here: www.michaelmanagement.com/download/download-sap-salary-snapshot
Thank God. A clear presentation.
Glad you liked it
Does SAP has a MES module for Vertical Integration within Operations and Manufacturing?
Time Stamp : 12.50 TO ACTUAL EXPLANATION
Thank you deary.
Im Presently working as IT Operations for past 10 years now i want to learn SAP, ofcourse my company is using SAP B1. So to learn SAP from where or which course i should learn first?
Here are the courses we offer in SAP Business One www.michaelmanagement.com/browse?q=SAP%20business%20one
We don't have many since Business one is their small business solution. Thanks!
Before the session (I do not know anything about SAP)....After the session (I still do not know anything about SAP, maybe even more confused) ! :)
The purpose of this video is to explain that SAP is a software company, and the majority of large companies use it. #SAPTraining
Does SAP, BI and BAPI relate?
I wish to undertake the SAP Developer training
You should check out our website here for our training content: www.michaelmanagement.com/
Hello. I live in Brussels Belgium i have no experience in S.A.P and would like to get a training. Can you advise me.
Hi Bachir, take a look at this Essential SAP Skills learning path - it's a great starting point for someone wanting to learn SAP: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills
Thank you i just had my Interview for SAP Basis Engieer L1 post & they seems to have interested with me & i got an offer. will be doing job monitoring & mostly monitoring. i hope i can perform wish me luck
This is great, Arif - good luck! And here are some SAP Basis courses that might interest you:
www.michaelmanagement.com/browse/sap-erp/basis-hana-tools/system-admin
Dude thank you for the explanation! Exactly what I needed.
You're welcome!
hey Michael which language sap use for their system
Hi Faisel, do you mean what programming language is SAP written in? It's ABAP = Advanced Business Application Programming. You can find training courses for ABAP here: www.michaelmanagement.com/browse/sap-erp/development/abap
Thanks for the video, i'm going for a job that wants SAP knowledge so this was very helpful. However they also want backline knowledge too. Know any good videos or know it yourself? youtube isn't giving me anything that's useful
Good luck with the job! We have over 500 courses for you here: www.michaelmanagement.com/browse
Oh thanks for mentioning Walldorf as a pretty town ;-) Good intro to SAP, clear and very informative, good job!
Thank you!!! :)
It being almost 5 years later since giving this informative video how can you compare sap to when you did this video to now
That's a thought-provoking question - how do you think the core functionality of SAP has changed over the last 5 years?
This was very helpful, thank you!
Glad you like our video! Here's a learning path for the fundamental SAP skills you might find helpful: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
@@Michaelmanagement Will do.. looking preferably for the path to IT, since I work in IT now.
My company is migrating to use of SAP Software, and am the end user as a mechanic, how can I be helped to learn the system
Great video. Very informative. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
In Accounting have they choice to choose like, assets accounting or accounts Rec/pay or general ledger
What is Hanna database you did not not tell about Hana
Thanks for this video but actually I dont understand how can I learn SAP 😐
Hi Neda, we have online training courses for the very beginner all the way to the advanced user. When I first started with Michael Management a year ago, I did not even know what SAP was, I have been taking the courses we offer and have learned a lot in a short time. Our courses are all presented online in hands-on / learn-as-you-go style where you can proceed at your own pace. Feel free to contact me and I can provide you with more information and answer any questions you have. Thanks!
Lisa Plasky
Client Services
Michael Management Corporation
info@michaelmanagement.com
he doesnt do it for free!
I have a job interview in an hr for a company that uses SAP so I need to learn a bit hehe
Good luck, Maria! :)
Thanks for the information! I currently work as a tier one I.T support technician and always wondered what SAP is. Might study this now!
Glad you liked it! Here's a learning path for fundamental SAP skills you might find useful:
www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
I'm new for sap please help
Is there some kind of SAP simulator that can be used to study independently ?
Can pharma people go for sap training?
Hi Naziya, yes, sure - most of the large pharma companies around the world already use SAP software. If you are new to SAP, I suggest you start with this learning path: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Hi Thomas, looking for online training courses for beginners going into new job soon, may be working with SAP ERP. Many year ago I worked with the older SAP. I'm interested in any crash course available let me know. Thank you🙂
Sap is located in Germany and their software company mainly on the cloud I believe? Am I right or wrong
You are right that SAP is headquartered in Germany...for right now I'd say that most of their customers still run on-premise versions of their software but this will be changing to their cloud offerings in the next decade.
I have Bachelor in Electrical Engineering, what are the good modules that I can choose?
Hi S R, well, it's hard to say and depends on what area you want to work in...SAP has many different career paths. However, it all starts with the Fundamental Skills in SAP: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Great content this video very helpful but I would like to ask for a Financial Analyst what is the best SAP path to take the ERP or CRM
Glad you like the video! We have several learning paths for SAP Finance careers here - hope this helps:
www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path?lookupname=SAP%20Financials
I have this job coming up and SAP is a asset. I only other softwares but not this one. I met all the requirements beside SAP. I am kind of nervous...
Have you tried some of our courses? We now have some free ones to get you started. SAP can be very tricky to learn so we are here to help!
Check them out - www.michaelmanagement.com/sap-training-course/sap-fundamentals-for-beginners and ecs.page.link/x62t1
i need to learn as much as i can about SAP cobalt Z2L. Do you have an courses on Z2L?
That seems to be a custom tool used by the Bayer company - not standard SAP functionality.
Hello huge thanks for the video. I would like work by aviation industry and I wonder which SAP product should I learn ? Thanks already!
I'm Industrial Engineers can use this method in the manufacturing process?
If the company you work for has SAP, then yes.
How can i obtain this software.
SAP is a software that costs millions of dollars and is used by large companies. You, as an individual, cannot get this software. You CAN login to a sandbox SAP system - we do not recommend this for brand new users. We would suggest training first, then once you have a basic understanding you can login to a test system. www.michaelmanagement.com/sap-access.php
Hello Michael, great info! For someone with a non-technical background such as business, but have become a super-user. Is it advisable to look into certification to help get implementation support roles in my org? Or should I take some computer science modules. If so, what areas are useful (coding, like python?)
Thanks for the compliment - glad you like the video. Typically, I think most people go from new user > super user > business/IT analyst (who supports configuration for the users). If you're not very technical, coding might not be a good fit. Hope this helps!
hey Michael, thanks for the video, because i didn't know SAP, but i'm interested to learn it...
Hi there Cindy! Check out our learning paths for more information about SAP. We have a free one that will teach you the fundamentals, and then many more that will teach you the skills needed for any career you desire in SAP!
Free Fundamentals Learning Path: ecs.page.link/pffmG
why sap is not simple and user friendly
Herr Michas, So what is sap?
Hi Ernst, it's business software - watch the video to learn more about it.
Currently I’m masters in nursing but due to overwhelming shortage in my work field I’m considering leaving my 6 figures salary and thinking to do SAP, where do u suggest I should start if I were to get SAP certification since it is so broad I’m sure SAP product is in healthcare
Here is a great beginner learning path www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
Is there an actual vid that teaches the use of the software...in English?
Hi Paul, yes, here's our learning path for Essential SAP Skills: www.michaelmanagement.com/learning-path/essential-sap-skills-s4hana
@@Michaelmanagement thank you
Thanks Michael for this informative session. I have one very basic query. I haven't worked in SAP or used SAP software. So to get a job in SAP, how i will get experience ? If there is no practical experience then how we can show the experience? Companies always asks experience but without having chance to work how anybody will get experience?
Without any SAP experience you should not apply for jobs that require experience. Instead, get training & certification and then apply for entry-level jobs that do not require prior experience.
UA-cam is desperate to show me this video for some reason, and keeps putting it at the top of my recommendations, despite me having no idea what SAP is
@Winston Mcgee Nope!
Not sure if people here agree with me, but I didn't so much want to know about SAP commercial outlook, only about the Technology which supports it. I am a retired Cisco /Mobile / RF engineer with some (ancient) mapping programming experience in MapEx and MapBasic. Was curious what I need to train myself up on to go into SAP.. engineering