Other Classes
SAP continues to support critical business functions across finance, procurement, supply chain, sales, manufacturing, human resources and enterprise technology. However, for someone beginning an SAP career, the number of available modules can make choosing a starting point difficult. The most effective approach is not to ask, “Which SAP module is the best?” Instead, ask, “Which SAP specialization matches my background and the type of work I want to do?” Start With Your Existing Knowledge Your academic background and professional experience can provide a useful starting point. Someone with accounting or finance knowledge may find SAP FICO easier to understand because many concepts relate directly to financial accounting, controlling and organizational financial processes. Professionals who have experience in purchasing, inventory, warehousing or supply-chain activities may find SAP MM relevant because it deals with procurement and materials-management processes. Similarly, candidates familiar with sales, order processing, billing or distribution may be interested in SAP SD.
