S A P is the ERP ( enterprise resource planning) software used world wide mainly in manufacturing industries to manage their business functions such as purchasing , order taking , payment etc. It mainly integrates the different business functions and you get the data very quickly , you can analyse and take quick decision. The other ERP in market are oracle apps, oracle people soft , oracle JdEdwards , Baan etc.
Well to get into SAP either you should have a technical skills or functional skills . you learn ABAP Lang and other , can become technical consultant and if you are experianced from the industry for example HR MANAGER can become a SAP HR consultant
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Long form is System Application Products
2007-01-19 21:09:53
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answered by manan j 1
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it is not THE SAP, it is simply, SAP
originally it stood for "Systeme, Anwendungen, Produkte", i.e. in German: "Systems, Applications, Products".
It is the world leader for ERP software, i.e. software used to run most functions of a business.
Anyone with some decent IT knowledge can learn SAP. Learning SAP means learning how to set parameters so that the software will reflect the way a given business functions, based on interviewing people within the company. A bit like an Excel spreadsheet if you want, only much more complex.
Other necessary aspects include learning how to install it, support it, but these are typically lower value-added.
Sap is also the name of the life-fluid that flows in trees and plants.
And Sap is a word in British slang for "semen".
hope this helps
2007-01-18 23:34:24
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answered by AntoineBachmann 5
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SAP - Enterprise Resource Planning
SAP is a ERP
2007-01-19 21:32:10
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answered by sunil p 3
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Since you're in the Networking section, I'm assuming you're not talking about the ERP package and instead are talking about the Service Advertising Protocol. Legacy Novell NetWare servers advertise their services to other network devices by sending SAP broadcasts. Because SAP employs inefficient broadcasts and uses a great deal of network resources simply telling other devices what's available, it has been replaced by other more efficient protocols such as Service Location Protocol (SLP).
2007-01-19 02:33:28
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answered by Mike 1
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SAP - Systems Application Products (they don't call themselves that though)
Installed over 40,000 installations worldwide, typically in large organisations.
Used in all sorts of industries, but roots in Chemicals. Lately in use in Government, Education, Health, Financial Services, Telecommunications, all types of Engineering.
Application covers all requirements of large organisations from Financials, Sales/Marketing, Human Resources, Materials planning, Supply Chain Management through to Project management. All fully applications integrated.
Based in Waldorf, Germany but offices worldwide.
To use SAP, elementary computer skills required. Focus is more on an understanding of business.
To configure SAP, good business skills and basic IT skills.
You do not need to be an IT fundi/guru to use or configure, most SAP consultants come from Industry specialist backgrounds.
2007-01-19 00:01:38
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answered by Mwendamberi 1
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visit http://www.saplabs.co.in for more Inforamtion on SAP.
SAP is like ORACLE .
An Advanced ORACEL as People Say.
I don't know much about it..
Just Search in Wikipedia.com also....
2007-01-18 23:55:08
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answered by Ravi Nanjunda Rao 3
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It's an ERP package. Enterprise Resource Planning.
2007-01-18 23:27:02
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answered by Bostonian In MO 7
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