Thursday, July 30, 2009

SAP OPPORTUNITIES & Demand

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Facts about SAP
-> Largest Independent software supplier in the world.
-> Available in 14 languages.
-> 45% of SAP customers world wide are under $300 millions.
-> 8 of the top 10 highest profit US companies use SAP software.
-> More than 92,000 customers in the world have chosen SAP.
-> SAP has 16 millions end users world wide.
-> SAP has a close to 2 million SAP professionals.


WHY SAP FOR YOU?????
Today corporate like WIPRO, SATYAM, INFOSYS, IBM, TCS, ACCENTURE, MAHINDRA etc. require 400-500 + consultants every month.

You could also be a consultant even if you do not have a formal background in computers.

-> SAP offers excellent job opportunities since the market demand for consultants is very very high and there is an acute shortage of consultants.

->You have an opportunity to increase your income 2-3 times as a consultant.
->Domain experience will counted at the time of interviews.
->Without changing your profile you can shift yourself from Non IT to IT field.

CAREER OPENINGS FOR YOU IN SAP
Basically SAP offers 3 openings:-
-> Technical Consultants
-> Functional Consultants
-> New Dimensional Consultant

ERP ECC 6 Technical Modules:
1. ABAP (Programming)
2.BASIS (Installation and Networking)
3. BIW (Business Information Warehousing)
4.BI(Business Intelligence (7.0)

Functional Modules:
1. FI/CO (Finance and Controlling With CIN)
2. HR (Human Resource)
3. PP (Production Planning)
4. MM (Material Management With CIN)
5. SD (Sales and Distribution With CIN)
6. PM (Plant Maintenance)
7. PS (Project System)
8. QM (Quality Management)

New Dimensional :
1. CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
2. SCM (Supply Chain Management)
3. SEM (Strategic Enterprise Management)
4. APO (Advanced Planner Optimizer)
5. EP (Enterprise Portal)
6. SRM (Supplier Relationship Management)
7. XI (Exchange Infrastructure)
8. IS Retail (Industry Specific Retail)

OTHER COURSES :
@ DATA WAREHOUSING
@ ORACLE FINANCIAL
@ ORACLE TECHNICAL
@ TERADATA
@ SAS (STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SYSTEMs)
@ SOFTWARE TESTING

Free SAP Training
http://www.onestopsap.com/

Windows 7 keys

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Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Is Finally Available

Microsoft released the Windows Server 2008 R2 and the System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 (SCVMM) to manufacturers. For those who can't wait that long, Microsoft is making the code available to TechNet and MSDN subscribers next week.
Windows Server 2008 R2 and SCVMM 2008 R2 are designed to work in synergy in data centers. SCVMM provides centralized deployment and management of multiple Hyper-V servers, including rival VMWare ESX Servers. In addition, SCVMM can provide performance and resource management, allowing administrators to provision Hyper-V servers based on work loads. Everything that administrators can do with Hyper-V can also be done in SCVMM.
Windows Server 2008 R2 offers live migration of virtual machines, virtual clustering of servers and power management. Microsoft also improved Hyper-V's performance for the RTM code. Redmond is putting lots of resources into virtualization with R2, and the improvements are dramatic. Market dominant VMWare has something to fear. Hyper-V, for example, supports more CPU cores, which means more logical 64-bit processors to handle enterprise workloads. A side effect of clustering provides migration of storage as well. You can move virtual machines between LUNs just like you files on network shares. The advantage of staying with the Microsoft virtualization stack is obvious. Microsoft's long dominance are giving customers that already familiar with the Microsoft server, a good reason to use one vendor to manage host and guest OSes in a virtual data center.
Microsoft is also offering Hyper Server R2 RTM for free. Yes, free. It's capable of clustering virtual machines, which means that you also get live migration for free. Virtualization of any guest OS is free to run on Hyper Server, which can also be managed by SCVMM.
Microsoft has created a new logo certification for power management. Power savings is a big deal in Windows Server 2008 R2. R2, for instance, can boot remotely from a SAN and even communicate with hot bus adapters and let them know to shut down LUNs that don't contain files or are not being used.

How to Create a strong password




A strong password is one that's difficult for others to determine by guessing or by using automated programs. A strong password is an important first step in protecting your personal information. A strong password:

Contains seven to thirteen characters.
Uses three of the following four types of characters:
Uppercase letters (A, B, C).
Lowercase letters (a, b, c).
Numerals (1, 2, 3).
Special characters (` ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ + - = { } | [ ] \ : " ; ' < > ? , . /) .
Isn't a common word or name, or a close variation on a common word or name.
Your password can't contain:

Spaces or non-English characters.
The portion of your e-mail address before the @ symbol.
Your question or secret answer.
Notes
Passwords are case sensitive (Capable of distinguishing between uppercase [capital] and lowercase [small] letters. For example, A is different from a. If information is case sensitive, it must be typed with the required capitalization.) .
To help secure your personal information, don't write down your password, or share it with anyone else.
If you have more than one e-mail account, use a different password for each account.