SAP WITH MBA PROGRAM
About us:
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Industry.
Sell globally is in tune with the latest trends in the IT industry, thus
setting the highest standards of IT education for the students. We
provide learners with one of the most comprehensive, yet extended
range of training options.
As changes in technology have accelerated, it’s become even more
essential for people to master technology to be productive, for
16years, Sell globally has provided more than 30,000 students with
industry-leading technical training that delivers the most relevant
Information Technology, Management courses and certifications.
We are leading IT and Management training company.
SELLGLOBALLY- in Management course’s training:
Sell globally provides world class management training
programmers in General Management, Finance and Accounting
management, Human Resource Management, Planning and
Administration, Macro Economics.
Sell globally in recent times is considered as one of the leading
training company in African Region, Asia, Australia and Indian sub
continent, Sell globally gives hands on expertise In Management
Administration ,Finance and Accounting courses.
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Our successful programmer’s last year were in functional areas of
Management, Economics Accounting and Finance, Energy,
Environment Infrastructure, Urban Governance and Technology.
SELLGLOBALLY
PROGRAM:
PROMOTES
MBA
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SAP
MBA and SAP the Best Career
SAP stands for "Systems, Applications and Products in Data
Processing" a company started way back in 1972, in Mannheim,
Germany by Four Former IBM engineers. SAP's headquarters is in
the Waldorf Germany. Their idea was to produce and market
standard software for integrated business solutions. SAP along with
a Professional MBA degree in Software Technology and System
Management provides a very competent professional qualifications
and career for young fresher’s as well as experienced professionals.
Busy corporate professionals may avail also the chance of making
the lucrative career of MBA online without disturbing their present
assignments.
More Than 82000 Leading Companies in over 130 Countries Prefer
Client Servicing With SAP and MBA Professionals. From the very
beginning the MBA degree in respective management disciplines is
not enough now-a-days to manage a company successfully and
professionally. MBA degree may be done online in any discipline by
any interested corporate professional. Mainly the main subject wise
classifications of MBA with top priority also in managing a
company viz. MBA in Finance, Marketing, Information Technology,
System Management, Personnel Management or HRD (Human
Resource Development), Production Management with Retail Sales
Management with overall Business Management in general. MBA
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degree may be in whatever discipline but with a SAP degree will
give a much valuation to the lucrative career in Business
management and corporate world. Project Management with SAP
will provide undoubtedly a great value to the corporate career even
in Quality Control and Management also. SAP has been dedicated to
provide SAP users with a better return on information provided the
qualification is merged with a MBA degree. In the field of Supply
Chain Management the MBA with a proper SAP training is of great
value.
Job prospects with the MBA combined with SAP is of very much
because international client servicing is preferably chosen with SAP
implementation by qualified professionals or engineers. SAP allows
re-engineering one's business as it changes. Business is changing
with changing customers. SAP offers products for two
fundamentally different architectures viz. R/2 for mainframes and
R/3 for client / server configurations. The "R" in the names of both
systems stands for "real-time processing". R/3 enables to respond
quickly by making you more flexible so you may leverage change to
your advantage. The R/3 system is an unbeatable combination of
functionality and technology. R/3 overcomes the limitations of
traditional hierarchical and function-oriented structures like no other
software.
In conclusion the total success of the management is completely
subject to the proper implementation of SAP Training. First, let’s
get down to the basics. SAP AG is a German company that makes
business management software for enterprise level businesses. SAP
AG is one of the largest software companies in the world and stands
for “systems, applications, and products in Data processing”. SAP
AG provides end to end solutions for several business applications
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Including, manufacturing, logistics, accounting, and distribution.
They are best known for their SAP
ERP (enterprise resource planning) software,
SAP BW (data warehouse product), SAP Business Objects
software, and SAP HANA, (high performance analytic appliance).
SAP AG is an innovative company because each of its solutions
(aka modules) is integrated with all of their other modules. There is
incredible number of SAP modules available on the market. The
SAP modules are divided into three main groups, functional
modules, technical modules, and industry specific modules. The
following is a list of the most popular SAP modules.
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SAP Modules in R/3 – SAP R/3 System is divided into various
modules, each module has its own business task.
Functional
Technical
SELLGLOBALLY’S TRAINING PROGRAM
Special Features
Extensive emphasis on lab exercises that are all based on real
world scenarios.
• Comprehensive and most up-to-date courseware.
• Very Less pricing (corporate discounts).
• Customized training.
• Quality & Dedicated Training.
• Free Interview Questions.
• Free Resume Making.
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• Most Advanced Syllabus.
• Onsite training.
• Complete Syllabus with lots of Examples, real time
assignments & practical.
• Computer Based Training for continuous learning.
• Experienced Trainers.
• Certification Exam syllabus is covered in our courses.
• Free access to Books & CD library is available for reference.
• Free customization of one functional module / technical
module with every course.
• We arrange Sat/Sun batches for special requirements.
• We customize course duration, syllabus as per client
requirement.
• Complete Course Materials with each course.
• Placement Assistance.
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Introduction of SAP
History of sap
Different modules
Introduction of fico
Enterprise Structure
Creation of company
Company code
Business area
Functional area
Segment area
Fm area
Assignment
Financial accounting global settings
Fiscal year variant
Posting period variant
Document number ranges
Posting keys
Field status variant
Assignment
New general ledger concepts
Maintaining of leading and non leading ledger
Document splitting concepts
General ledger accounting and global settings
Chart of accounts
Accounting groups
Retained earnings
Tolerance Groups
Assignment
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General ledger
Creation and maintenance of account master
Park & Hold Documents
Recurring entries /sample document
Creation and maintenance of house bank
Maintenance of house bank
Creation of cheque
Cash Journal
Tax Accounts
Account receivable /account payable
Creation of customer/vendor master record
Tolerance groups
Invoice entries
Incoming/outgoing payments
Payment Terms
Special GL ledger
Dunning
Automatic payment program
Asset accounting
Chart of deprecation
Asset classes
Account determination
Asset Under Construction
Creation of asset
Acquisition asset
Deprecation run
Retirement of asset
Scrap of asset
Transfer of asset
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Maintain controlling area
Maintain versions
Maintain co-document no ranges
Cost element/cost center accounting
Maintenance of cost elements
Maintenance of cost center master
Planning of cost center
Maintenance of Cost centre Group
Internal Orders
Maintenance of internal order types
Planning of internal order
Product Cost Controlling
Profit Center Accounting
COPA – Controlling and Profitability Analysis
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SAP-HR
1. Overview:
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The HR module
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Organizational Information
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Employee Information
2. Recruitment and Personnel Development:
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The recruitment cycle
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Training and Events
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Personnel Development
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Hands On : Matching Profiles
3. Employee Benefits and Cost Management
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Hands On: Processing an enrollment
Personnel Cost Planning
Compensation Management
4. Time Management, Payroll and Travel
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Time Management
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Payroll
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Hands On: Running a payroll
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Travel Management
5. Information Display and Reporting
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Human Resources Reports
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Queries
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Hands On: Creating an ad hoc query
6. Configuring an Organizational Structure
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Create Objects
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Essential Relationships
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Create Description
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Create Department/Staff
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Add Relationships
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Maintain Plan Data
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Add account assignment to the company organizational unit
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Account assignment features
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Structure Maintenance
7. Configuring Positions
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Configure Positions
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Configure Reporting Relationships
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Produce an Organizational Structure Report
8. Executing a Personnel Action
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Hire an Employee
Make changes to Employee Master Data
Produce an Employee List report for the new employee
9. Using the Implementation Guide (IMG)
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Create a Project Plan
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Generate a project IMG
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Description of Vacant Position
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Use the "find" feature to locate IMG activities
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Execute IMG activity
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Maintain status of project activities
10. Establishing the Enterprise Structure
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Configuring Personnel Sub-Areas
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Employee Sub-groups
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Grouping for Work Schedules
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Maintain HR Master Data
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Change Organizational Assignment
12. Using Features
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Display Features
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Process Feature Decision Tree
13. Understanding Planned Working Time Connection to Basic Pay
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Display the HR Master Data
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Planned Working Time
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Basic Pay
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Work Schedules Overview
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Primary Wage Type and Employee Groupings
14. Defining Pay scale Structures
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Process Feature Tariff: Decision Tree
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Choose Activity
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Change Pay scale-period parameter assignment
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Determine work area
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Create Basic Pay
15. Defining Wage Types
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Create Dialog Wage Type
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Understand Controls used to determine wage type assignment
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Define feature LGMST to default wage type assignment
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Setup indirect valuation
16. Performing Pay scale reclassification and Pay increases
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Understand how to perform pay scale reclassifications
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Configure a pay scale reclassification to a new pay scale level
after employees have been in a pay scale level for one year
Understand how to perform standard pay increases
SAP-SD
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Navigation
Enterprise structures in sales and distribution
Overview of Sales Processes
Master data in sales and distribution
Sales and distribution processes-Data determination and
collective
Availability check
Make-To Order
Complaints processing
Analysis for sales and distribution
Enterprise structures in sales and distribution
Sales order
Controlling sales documents
Data flow
Special business
Outline agreements
Material determination ,Listing
Free goods
Sales
Overview of the delivery process
Basic customizing settings for the delivery process
Goods issue
Special functions for processing deliveries
Packing.
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SAP-BASIS
HW & SW Introduction
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HW Introduction
Architecture of different HW devices
SW Introduction
Language and software development
Introduction to OS
Types Of OS
DATABASE CONCEPTS
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Introduction
Database architecture and concepts
Types of database
In depth discussion of oracle database and architecture
ERP INTRODUCTION
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ERP and its background
Types of ERPs
Evaluation of SAP
Different versions of SAP
New dimensional of oracle database and architecture
Modules of each SAP document
SAP NEW WEAVER ARCHITECTURE
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Introduction
Components
Core architecture
Application server, Central instance, Dialogue instance
ABAP and java stacks
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Message servers, Dispatchers
WPs and the types
System landscape
SAP Components
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Core component and functionality
New dimensional components and basis introduction of these
functionality
Modules of SAP components
Roles in SAP application
Basis introduction to ABAP and T-Codes
Basis introduction to SAP technical workflow
INSTALLATION
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Layers of SAP application
Pre-requisites for SAP installation
SAP installation
DB installation
Application server installation
Front end installation
Start and Stop SAP
Post installation
Hosts and services files
Directory structure of SAP
CLIENT ADMINISTRATION
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Client Concept
Create Clients
Pre-requisites for client copy
SCCL and Client export/import, copy logs and monitoring of
client copy
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TMS, Support packs and add-ons
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TMS introduction & Configuration
TMS functionality and methods to use
Support packs and installation
ABAP and Java patching
Kernel upgrade/patching
General administration
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T-Codes related to system monitoring
Background jobs and monitoring
Spool architecture and administration
Language installation
Oss notes and SAP service market place
SAP NET uses
Performance tuning methods and implantation
DATABASE ADMINSTRATION
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Oracle DB Concepts
Monitoring table spaces
SAPDBA/BR Tools
DB Activities and T-Codes
New Dimensional Products
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Introduction to BW/BL
Installation of BW/BL and integration with ECC and other
backend systems
Introduction, Installation of SCM and basis integration with
ECC
Introduction of CRM, SRM, XI, Portal etc and their integration
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SAP- BW/BI
BI - Enterprise Data Warehousing
Architecture of SAP Net Weaver BI 7.0
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Introduction to SAP R/3 (ECC).
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Introduction to BI Architecture.
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Multi dimensional Modeling, Star Schema,
BW extended Star Schema
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Master Data in the Real Business.
Transaction Data in the Real Business.
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MODELLING
Defining BI Data Target Objects
Info Objects
Attributes
Text
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Standard Info Cubes
Virtual Info Cube
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Standard DSO
Write Optimized DSO
Direct Update DS
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File
SAP
Database
Web Service
Data Sources:
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Data Source for Data Base System.
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Data Source Web Services.
Extraction BI Objects:
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Inserting Characteristic as an info provider
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Info Package
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Data Transfer Process
Other SAP BI Objects:
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Info Providers
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Multi Providers
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Transformation
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Info Sets
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Aggregates
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Down Stream BI Objects:
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Open Hub Destination
Designing Data Flow Design and Loading of Master Data
into BI from FLAT FILE:
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Data Flow Design to load Master Data Attributes into Info
Object using Flat Files.
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Data Flow Design to load Master Data Texts into Info Object
using Flat Files.
Designing Data Flow Design and Loading of Transaction
Data into BI from FLAT FILE:
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Data Flow Design to load Transaction Data into Info Cubes
using Flat Files.
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Data Flow Design to load Transactional into Info Cube through
DSO using Flat File.
SAP BI Content:
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Benefits and use of the business content
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Introduction to administration of BI data targets
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Transports and Landscapes
BEX– Reporting:
Query Design and Query Analyzer:
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Architecture and functions of the SAP BI Analysis Tools
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Creating Query Definitions with the BEX Query Designer
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Analyzing the Query in the BEX Analyzer
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Filters and
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Free Characteristics
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Exceptions and
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Conditions
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Calculated Key Figures and
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Restricted Key Figures
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Variables ( Characteristic based single values)
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Variables ( Characteristic based multiple single values)
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Variables ( Characteristic based interval values)
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Variables ( Characteristic based select option values)
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selection
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Formulas
SAP R3 ECC- BI Extraction:
SAP BI Content:
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Standard Info Object
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Standard Info Cube
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Standard Data Store Object
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Collecting Objects
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Grouping Objects
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Installing Objects
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Components of the data flow and extracting data from SAP
Source Systems in the BI
various types of Standard R3 Extractions:
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Master data Extraction.
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Extraction from Master Data Table.
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Transaction Data Extraction.
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Extraction from SD and FI
Generic Extractions from SAP R3 System:
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Master data Extraction.
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Extraction from Master Data table.
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Transaction Data Extraction.
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Extraction from Transaction Data Table.
BI – Performance Tuning: Reporting and support
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Effective query design, Compression, Partitioning
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Aggregates: Creating Aggregates.
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Info Cube Partitioning,
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Info Cube Remodeling
BI – Miscellaneous Topics:
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SAP-BO
Introduction to SAP BO
Introduction :
Integration with SAP BI – BO
Tools Covered:
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Query As A Web Service
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Universe Designer
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Live Office
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X celcius
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Web Rich Client ( Web Intelligence)
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SAPBO – VOYAGER
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SAPBO-WIDGETS
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SAPBO-DASHBOARD BUILDER
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1. Query as Web service:
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Usage of Query as web service
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How to configure and use
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Viewing the Universe and Webi reports using web service
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Viewing the Crystal X Celsius reports using web service
2. Universe Designer
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Understanding how universes allow users to query databases
using their everyday business
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terms
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Creating an ODBC connection to the course database
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Creating a universe
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Populating the universe structure
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Defining joins in a universe
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3. Live Office
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Introduction
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How Data can be extracted using Live office
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Extracting data in Xcelcius using Live Office
4. X Celsius
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Introducing Crystal X Celsius with SAP implementation
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Create a Crystal X Celsius Dashboard from SAP data stored in
a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
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sourced through Crystal Reports or Web Intelligence
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Create a Crystal X Celsius Dashboard for SAP data stored in a
Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet
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created through the use of live Office
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Create a Crystal Celsius Dashboard from SAP data stored in a
Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
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Created through the use of query as a Web Service (QAAWS)
5. Web Rich Client (Web Intelligence)
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Introduction to desktop intelligence
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Report Creation
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Publishing the report
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Understanding how universes allow you to query database
using everyday business terms
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Understanding Web Intelligence core functionalities
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Creating a document in the Web Intelligence Rich Client
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Viewing a Web Intelligence document in Info View
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Building a simple query
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Modifying a document query
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Working with query properties
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Restricting data with query filters
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Modifying a query with a predefined query filter
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Applying a single-value query filter
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Using prompts to restrict data
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Using complex filters
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Working in the Report Panel
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Displaying data in tables and charts
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Using breaks and cross tabs
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Formatting break, calculations, and report filters
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Formatting breaks and cross tabs
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Using default and custom sorts
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Ranking data to see top or bottom values
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Using alerter to highlight information
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Organizing a report into sections
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Copying data to other applications
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Preparing document for PDF and print
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Document formatting
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Exporting documents from the Rich Client
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Accessing Info View
6. SAPBO – VOYAGER
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Getting started with Business Objects Voyager
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Using Queries to Analyze Cube Data
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Highlighting Exceptions in Data
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Using Voyager with SAP
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Logging on to SAP
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Member Selector with SAP data
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Using Variables
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Mandatory and optional variables
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Variable types
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More about variables
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Free Characteristics
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Key figures and formatted values
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Formatting with no key figures
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Display Attributes
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Compounded characteristics
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Mutually exclusive Hierarchies
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Unbalanced and Ragged Hierarchies
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SAP display attributes
7. SAPBO-WIDGETS
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Installing BI Widgets
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Using BI Widgets to Access BI content 19
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Login to BI Widgets
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Locating content BI content on one or more XI R3 servers
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Using BI Widgets explorer to view content
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Using BI Widgets with X Celsius documents
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Importing an X Celsius document as a widget
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Selecting and opening a Web Intelligence Report
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Viewing a Web Intelligence Document
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Creating a Report Part Widget from a Report
8. SAPBO-DASHBOARD BULDER
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Getting started with Dashboard Builder
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Creating Corporate Dashboards using Dashboard Builder
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Creating Personal Dashboards using Dashboard Builder
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Analyzing Dashboard Content
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Setting Dashboard preferences in Info View
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Customizing Dashboards
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Project
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SAP-HANA
1. HANA Introduction
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Introduction to SAP HANA
SAP In-Memory Strategy
2. LOOK & FEEL
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In-Memory Computing Studio
Administration view
Navigator View
System Monitor
Information Modeler
3. Architecture
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Architecture Overview
IMCE and Surroundings
Row Store
Column Store
Loading data into HANA
Data Modeling
Reporting
Persistent Layer
4. Data Provisioning
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Replication Process
Replication Architecture
SAP BODS and HANA
Basic Data service Connection types
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Configure Import server
Create and execute a Data Service Job to Populate HANA
5. Modeling
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HANA Modeling studio
Purpose of Information Modeler
Levels of Modeling in SAP HANA
Attribute Views
Analytic Views
Calculation Views
Export & Import
Hierarchies
6. Reporting
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HANA, Reporting Layer
Connectivity options
Business Objects BI 40
Business Objects BI 40 Explorer
Business Objects BI 40 Enterprise
Others & MS Excel
7. User Management
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Creation of Users
Creation of Roles
Assignment of Users to Roles
Authentication
IMCE Authorizations
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SAP CRM
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SAP CRM SOLUTION OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION TO SAP CRM
Foundation & Architecture of SAP CRM
SAP CRM base customizing
SAP CRM Marketing
SAP CRM sales
SAP CRM service
SAP CRM interaction center
SAP CRM middleware
SAP CRM channel management
SAP CRM analytics
SAP CRM e-commerce
SAP CRM mobile sales
SAP CRM base customizing
SAP CRM master data
SAP CRM business patterns
o Creation of BP on category
o Basic settings
o BP grouping
o BP relationships
o Visual configuration tools
CRM ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT
o CRM organizational model
o Organizational data determination
o Territory management
o Hierarchy levels, Hierarchy id
o Assigning employee to hierarchy
PRODUCT MASTER
o Product types
o Creation of hierarchies and categories
o Creation of attributes, set types
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Transaction Processing
o Structure of transaction
o Types of transaction
o Copy control
o Item categories and Item category determination
o Status management
Activity Management
PARTNER PROCESSING
ACTIONS
PRICING
BILLING
MARKETING
o Marketing planning and campaign management
o Segmentation
o Personalized mails
o Product proposals
o Lead management
o Campaign automation
o External list management
o Marketing analytics
SALES
o Opportunity management
o Contract management
o Visit planning
o Rebate management
SERVICE
o I-Base management
o Service order management
o Case management
o Resource planning
o Planned service
WEB CLIENT USER INTERFACE
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UI Interface setting
Create quick transaction URL customization
Transaction launcher.
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