Any Specialist In Sap On This Forum?

I've used SAP in the past, and I found the functionality fairly easy to assume ownership...never had the need to elevate my skill level....but,

I have to ask, as I am sure you probably work for a greater entity that uses the platform...your organization surely has what could be consdiered "power-users" in SAP, that are a resource & you could draw knowledge from?

Bad acronym alert! What is SAP?

If you mean "sap", maybe a rubber tree tapper or maple syrup collector could help.

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SAP was founded in 1972 as "Systemanalyse und Programmentwicklung" (System Analysis and Programs Developement) and later the name was changed in "Systeme, Anwendungen und Produkte in der Datenverarbeitung" (Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing).

It is German software very used around the world by the corporations.

We started using SAP at my employer about 18 months ago, still learning a lot. They do have EXTENSIVE online help files, the hard part is finding that needle in the haystack. There are books written on the subject, probably even ones available locally at the Public Library, or perhaps used ones available online.

Tom D.

Well, coming straight from their website FAQ, it's:

Systems, Applications, and Products

When we first started using it, I thought it must be something in German, because I thought it was a German company. After looking at a few more FAQ's, it was actully founded by 5 former IBM employees. It does mention now that it is "A European Company"

Tom D. (A SAP user)

Seeing as you haven't got any answer, maybe you can re-post under this new title :

"Any Sap among the Specialists On This Forum?"

Sorry, just feeling obnoxiously healthy this glorious morning ....

SAP have their own website as well as their own courses.

I'm a Power user and Master data expert in our company and we've been using SAP for a long time now.

if you're interested in development and programming you can look at "Developing SAP's R/3 Applications with ABAP/4"

I got a copy from one of our programmers just to see how hard it would be... not to hard if you ask me.

Thank you all.

I just want to use SAP and I am not interested in development and programming.