Data Geek Challenge: SAP Modules : What’s Hot and What’s Not !
This document shows about SAP what’s hot and what’s not .
Please ask yourself, whether you are looking for a “career” in SAP or just looking for a job?
There are three major roles play a vital part in choosing SAP Module:
- Opportunity in current SAP Module
- Your schooling background and work experience
- Set your Career / Life Goals / Mission
Best Slogan Forever :
“I am not looking for the Job I am looking for my career”
There are three types of SAP Modules including list of SAP Industries specific module
- SAP Functional Modules
- SAP Technical Modules
- SAP New Dimensional Modules also known as SAP New Modules
I have mentioned below are the list of SAP modules. SAP think and work differently in old, current and new environments. If you think any SAP Module is missing , it will be updated soon!
Following is the list of some important module available in SAP system:
Below mentioned is SAP Functional Modules list which is part of SAP modules list:
- SAP FI module: FI stands for Financial Accounting
- SAP CO module: CO stands for Controlling
- SAP CRM module: CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management
- SAP CS module: CS stands for Customer Service
- SAP EC module: EC stands for Enterprise Controlling
- SAP EHS module: EHS stands for Environment, Health & Safety
- SAP FM module: FM stands for Fleet Management
- SAP FSCM module: FSCM stands for Financial Supply Chain Management
- SAP HR module: HR stands for Human Resources
- SAP IM module: IM stands for Investment Management
- SAP IS Module: where IS stands for Industries specific solution
- SAP MM module: MM stands for Materials Management
- SAP PLM module: PLM stands for Product Life Cycle Management
- SAP SCM module: where SCM stands for Supply Chain Management
- SAP SRM module : where SRM stands for Supplier Relationship Management
- SAP SEM module: where SEM stands for Strategic Enterprise Management
- SAP PM module: PM stands for Plant Maintenance
- SAP PP module: PP stands for Production Planning
- SAP Product Costing: Product Costing deals with Plan Costing + Actual Costing of Finish products
- SAP PS module: PS stands for Project Systems
- SAP QM module: QM stands for Quality Management
- SAP RE module: RE stands for Real Estate
- SAP SD module: SD stands for Sales and Distribution
- SAP SM module: SM stands for Service Management
- SAP TR module: TR stands for Treasury
- SAP WM module: WM stands for Warehouse Management
- SAP LO module: LO stands for Logistics General
- SAP BW Module: where BW stands for Business (Data) Warehouse
- SAP : Cross Application Components
Using SAP Lumira and Excel Data sources, here are some of the Graphically represented figures below.
I choose various websites and analyzed about different types of SAP Modules
Below mentioned is SAP Technical Modules list which is part of SAP modules list:
- SAP ABAP module: ABAP stands for Advanced Business Application Programming
- SAP Basis module: Basis also known as Basis Admin is typically the administration of SAP
- SAP BI module: BI stands for Business Intelligence
- SAP BPC module: BPC stands for Business Planning and Consolidation
- SAP BODI module: BODI stands for Business Objects Data Integrator
- SAP EP module: EP stands for Enterprise Portal
- SAP GRC module: GRC stands for Group Risk Compliance
- SAP MDM module: MDM stands for Master Data Management
- SAP Net-weaver module: Net-weaver provides technical foundation for SAP applications
- SAP Security module: Security ensures security of enterprise operations
- SAP Solution Manager module: Solution Manager facilitates technical support for distributed systems.
- SAP XI module: SAP Exchange Infrastructure (SAP XI) enables you to implement cross-system processes on services
- SAP PI module: SAP Process Integration (SAP PI) is enterprise application integration (EAI)software.
Below mentioned is SAP New Dimensional list list which is part of SAP modules list:
- SAP APO module: APO stands for Advanced Planner Optimizer.
- SAP EWM module: EWM stands for Extended Warehouse Management.
- SAP SCM module: SCM stands for Supply Chain Management.
- SAP SEM module: SEM stands for Strategic Enterprise Management.
Are you searching? Are you look for swapping ? You don’t have time to search which language ?
I have searched in website and found some polling results. Following skills that are likely to be on the up over the next few years.
- SAP
- J2EE
- .Net
- C#
- Project Management
- Oracle 8 and 9I
- Business Analysis
- VB.net
- NT Novell
- Java
Top three are definitely becoming very hot skills in IT industry.
SAP Functional module, Technical module and New dimensional Module mentioned above are all part of SAP, this list is constantly building. SAP is always working in new environments, industry solutions and more. If there is any modules or functionality is missing it will be added soon!
Try Try Try ! Till You Succeed! All The Best for all my SCNians!
you have got some nice ideas for blogging 🙂
-Vamsi
Hi Vamsi,
Thank you so much for your appreciation.
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Hi,
please can you ammend the title? it should make it clear that this is an analysis or insight performed using SAP Lumira.
thanks,
H
Hi Henry,
As usual, you comments counts and valuable for me. I will add one more word.
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Nice Suseelan Hari ..Keep Postings
Hi Naveen,
Thank you so much for your support,
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Hi Hari,
Once again Good blog 🙂 🙂 , this is very helpful blog for freshers 🙂 🙂 who wan to start their carrier in SAP 😉 😉 .
from next time onwards if any body asks what is SAP 😉 😉 and how many modules 😉 😉 avilable in SAP ,is it good for their carrier not 😉 😉 .
I will suggest them to go through below
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-47409
Data Geek Challenge: SAP Modules : What's Hot and What's Not ! : presented by Suseelan Hari. 🙂 🙂 🙂
Thanks For Sharing with us 🙂 🙂 🙂 .
Regards,
Giri
Hi Giri,
Thank you so much for great appreciation and valuable & touching comments.
Once again thank you for sharing my blog to freshers. Keep motivating and share new ideas!
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Super Suseel. But this time you are using SAP Product to decide about SAP module results. Sharpening knife with knife 😯 - Good idea. Lumira rocking.
Not only results, you resulted the module knowledge in your blog. Great 🙂 .
Hi Kumar,
Thank you so much for rocking appreciation! You ppl are always motivating me!
Thats why I am able to post some blogs.
I appreciate and once again thank you so much!
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Hello Hari
Gr8 analysis and excellent way of representation.Its very helpful article.
Best Regadrs,
Satendra
Hi Satendra,
Good Evening!
Thank you so much for your excellent words and appreciation..
It motivates me more and more.
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Hi Sus,
great analysis comprises almost all sap modules.
Wish you could add something related to sap mobility which is damn hot technology now days.
Rgrds,
Jitendra
Hi Jitendra,
Thank you so much for your comments. Sure I will update that too.
Once again, thank you so much for continuous appreciation.
It really matters.
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Hi,
can you provide the dataset pls. thx
greetings
boris
Hi Boris,
Good Day!
Could you please more specific about your message?
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
I think that Boris would like the file that you used to import your data into Lumira.
In fact, so would I.
Perhaps creating a database showcasing all of the great works created with certain data sets is in order.
🙂
Hi Irshaad,
Thank you so much for your comments.
It really counts.
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Not only is it my pleasure, but also a part of what our team is about!
If you (or anyone else) needs some assistance with Lumira, don't hesitiate to contact any of us.
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Hi Irshaad,
Thank you so much for your support and your team.
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Nice suseelan...Keep posting..
Regards,
Naveen
Hi Naveen,
Thank you so much for your appreciation.
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Good analysis about the SAP modules!
Hi Eduardo,
Good Day!
Thank you so much for your appreciation. It really counts!
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Dear Suseelan,
Very good analysis about people who are looking for a current job and others are looking for a career.
I'm FI planning to be BPC and i was going to choose another module just to get the job which is 4 digit salary although that i'm still junior, so thanks a lot to make me remain on my career path.
Regards,
Haytham Karem
Hi Haytham,,
Thank you so much for your appreciation.
All the best!
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Good Analysis and Perfect Idea
Regards,
Chandrakanth
Hi Chandrakanth,
Thank you so much for your appreciation.
I appreciate.
Good Luck! New Year 2014! 🙂
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
As usual.. very nice blog....
Clearly discussed for each module......
Thank you for sharing....... 😉
Hi Dev,
I think you are very much interested in my blog. He He He
Thank you so much! 🙂
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
I have gone though your profile-content and I have read your all blogs...
I must say.. You are a very good blogger... 😎 😎
Hi
Thank you so much for your appreciation. I appreciate.
Many of my blogs were also rejected by moderators. I am little worried 🙁
Good Luck!
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
And also the all blogs from coffee corner...
I have also read that blog which is about "My son is My Hero"
But I think this blog is deleted from coffee corner.
Don't worry.. Keep posting...
Hi Dev,
We need to respect our SCN rules. I will try to understand each and every thing. Then I will post accordingly. If they would have informed me earlier. I would have posted as per SCN rules. Suddenly they are deleting after I posted many blogs. I feel thats not fair. 😥
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Some moderators write the reason for rejecting the blog.
And about the coffee corner, all blogs and documents are deleted from Coffee Corner with regards to a Poll.
Hi Dev,
Yes. You are correct! 🙂
Regards,
Hari Suseelan
Rating on Modules are good.
Hi Pradeep,
Thank you so much for you appreciation. Keep motivating and sharing in SCN. SCN is the right platform we can learn things, teach things, share things. One of the best way to share knowledge is through SCN. I appreciate your comments. Keep reading and motivating others.
All the best! 🙂
Regards,
Hari Suseelan