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The SAP Book that can help you get the most out of an SAP implementation The book is entitled
"SAP
- A map of the minefield"
and this is a very appropriate title, especially as it is so easy to make really
basic errors without realising it, until it is too late. It explains the "do's
and don'ts" but more importantly it explains the logic behind the suggestions
rather than just making statements and laying down rules. It is not a technical book and
can be read from cover to cover or you can read individual sections that are
relevant to your current involvement. There are sections that explain
the many reasons why there are so many horror stories about failed or poor
implementations with ways to avoid this happening. There are sections that describe
basically what SAP is and why it is so different, particularly to those who are
working indirectly in the SAP world or are possibly about to be. The latter sections of the book
deals with specific areas of SAP that are frequently misunderstood and cause
most of the problems. By explaining the intended use of certain specialist
functions in SAP it helps you to understand if they are going to be appropriate
and if so how to get the most out of the functionality. There are sections that cover the
problems of training end users during an implementation, show them too little
and they will feel totally lost in the power and complexity that is involved in
an SAP system, show them too much and they will feel swamped and confused. There
is a way to find the ideal level and this is explained in detail. If you are involved in recruiting
staff, either as a recruitment agency or as part of the HR department of a
company that use SAP, then there is a section that should help you understand
more about SAP in relation to filling positions with the right people. The author has been implementing integrated business
systems for over 28 years and SAP systems for 18 years. In all there should be something
for everyone and at around $16 (plus shipping costs) from Amazon. It represents excellent value for money.
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