Yes! SAP Courses have a great value in the market and are one among the top salaried IT jobs around the world. But adding to this, just doing an SAP Course is not a guarantee that any organization may offer you a great package. The big companies definitely do, and will be a great career start if you plan your course and the preparation for it, wisely!
An insight on how to advance your SAP Career:
· Get Certified
· Understand the business side
· Develop your communication skills
· Keep up to date with new technology
· Be flexible and open to change
Research surveyed among 1000 SAP consultants in 2011-12 signifies the importance that they place for the skills that have helped to secure a higher pay and additional job options: project management (49%), business function expertise (38%), analytical (37%), and communication (34%) skills. The following skills were cited as the most valuable for increasing the market value of the SAP professional.
Top skills - Technical Basis, SAP Programmers - ABAP and Java
1. Enterprise Architecture / Integration Skills
2. Solution Manager skills
3. SAP ECC 6.0 upgrade skills
4. SAP Business Objects & BI/BW skills
Top skills - SAP Trainers, SAP Super Users and Functional Specialists
1. Business Suite Skills (CRM, PLM, SRM, or SCM)
2. SAP Business Objects & BI/BW skills
3. SAP ECC 6.0 upgrade skills
Top skills - IT Directors, Application Directors and Project Managers
1. SAP Business Objects & BI/BW skills
2. Business Suite Skills (CRM, PLM, SRM, or SCM)
3. SAP ECC 6.0 upgrade skills
Pay scale for SAP Consultants in INR as of 2012
The demand for SAP though has decreased because of the global recession, it still is one of the lucrative career options. SAP in the recent past had launched its new product - SAP HANA, which triggred exciting activities in the DB analytics and reporting. SAP is now investing heavily on Enterprise Applications on Mobile too, so this can only mean a demand for new SAP skills that can be expected to increase within the next 2-4 years.
Demand for SAP Consultants will outweigh supply:
- Increasing ‘competition’ for IT talent from across technologies
- A shortage of effective IT skills
- Skills movement between geographic locations
- Large SIs can’t provide clients with sufficient experts
- Analyst predict SAP skills shortage will continue through 2012/13
- shortage of the new SAP skilled workers is forcing IT departments to pay more
- a validated gap of 30,000 in 2010 has only increased in the past two years
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