Comments on: A Career in ERP.. Where Does One Start….

By: TBash

TBash — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 15:55:55 +0000

Hi Guys,
I am really impressed and encouraged by the approach Satha took with her ERP career. I work as both technical and functional consultant using the Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 ERP solution. I believe that building a career in ERP is sum of interest and hard work. Knowledge in ERP embodies not only Financials but business processes in SCM, HRM, Manufacturing, Projects, etc, thereby positioning you to add value to any organization. Understand the processes, the application and applying in to business organization effectively makes you better consultant. Keep up the good work.

Regards.
TBash

By: Sai

Sai — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 12:55:19 +0000

Hi Satha,

I turned few pages of your comments and found your comments to be very practical and interesting .
I want to know the starting point to enter in SAP , I am currently working as a Business Analyst with TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES in INDIA .
I have completed my Post Graduation in Commerce with Management a subject of specialization , Total work experience 4+ years and since last 2 years working with TCS .

Please guide me how could I start in to SAP without any knowledge in SAP functions .

By: From Satha, thoughts on ERP, CRM, BI & …. » Blog Archive » Making ERP, CRM, BI.. Business Decisions Easy & Profitable…

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 22:38:41 +0000

[…] Soft skills/disciplines required of a Project Manager:¨ ability to define scope, and break them down to sequential activity¨ estimating, budgeting, cost control and reporting¨ team builder, ability to engage and mobilize direct and indirect teams¨ ability to deploy appropriate project methodology towards optimum outcomesSmall to medium size businesses often lack the resources to engage in house project management professionals. And therefore they look to their vendors to introduce the relevant management disciplines to the project. The soft skills and attributes required of ERP/ CRM and project management professionals specializing in small to medium business sector are very different to those specializing in the corporate sector (A Career in ERP.. Where Does One Start….) […]

By: ranjit.s

ranjit.s — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 11:41:07 +0000

hi satha,
I have done my graduation in computer engg. and currently pursuing mba in IT. I am looking ERP as a career but confused where to start? i am interested on more of a functional side.
is it required to do SAP modules?
Can you please help me out?

By: s.rAMESH

s.rAMESH — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 12:04:11 +0000

Dear Satha,

I really appreciate your effort to become a CEO of a company and own a company. pls. accept my congragulations. It is a reward for your sustained effort and hardwork.

I am an enduser in Navision and appeared for financial exam of microsoft and got certified as functional consultant in financial management. I would like to continue my career in Navision -ERP and in the long-run(may be after two years) in SAP. I dont have any implementation experience.

Pls. advise how to proceed my career.

regards,

S.R

By: Mukesh Prasad

Mukesh Prasad — Sun, 28 Oct 2007 03:37:22 +0000

I am working in an Indian Oil Company for 2 years in Operations department. Working on ERP system of JDE in Purchase and Sales n distribution Modules as an End user.

I want to pursue care in ERP, pl. suggest which module of SAP will suite me to start career in ERP and should i opt for Technical Consultant or functional consultant.

I have basic knowledge of Programming languages C & C++.

By: Business Career Center

Business Career Center — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 08:58:03 +0000

Business Career Center…

I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting…

By: Roopesh Kotecha

Roopesh Kotecha — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 06:16:18 +0000

Hi Satha,

I just gone through your recent Post about Career in ERP.

Leaving a job with designated CFO and starting own enterprise, to reach to this success is really boosting and encouraging for the ones who are working with you and who might have gone through this posting.

I am an Electrical Engineer working with MNC in UAE with around 4 year’s over all experience. I am thinking of switching over from my domain automation and controls - Projects and Services. I am still exploring the future prospects in SAP / ERP and thats why not came to any conclusions yet.

Is it possible that you can guide me about my switching over thinking in an online mail discussions where i can share my background, strengths and inherent skills.

So i could come to some conclusions whether i should persue the career in ERP / SAP or not?

Regards,
Roopesh