SAP Crm Interview Questions, Answers, and Explanations: SAP Customer Relationship Management Certification Review

by Scott Cameron

This volume is organized around three areas of SAP--technical installation, troubleshooting, and functional use. Key interview topics include the most important configuration settings to know, SAP... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1933804149
• ISBN13: 9781933804149
• Release Date: April 2006
• Publisher: Equity Press
• Length: 164 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Breaking into SAP CRM?

No, this book is not the "CRM bible" it is not the comprehensive guide to SAP CRM. This is the guide to getting you a job in SAP CRM. Why this book is unique: SAPCOOKOOK readers have a need for information they can use right now. And our series of SAP interview questions books is an answer to that need for instant information. Our books are written by SAP practitioners and expert authors who have varied and vast experiences in the world of information technology. Rather than focusing on comprehensive, textbook-sized or voluminous reference guides, SAPCOOKBOOK includes only the information that can be used immediately by the reader in their job search or SAP career. In this regard, the books are much shorter, and this is the overwhelming preference of our readers. Rather than providing more information, our books focus on providing the right information. SAPCOOKBOOK Interview Question books can also be thought of as "cook books" in the traditional sense in that they provide the reader information in a very concise and useable manner, not unlike a recipe. In this way we hope we serve our readers by saving them time - by helping or readers understand what is important, and what they can safely ignore. For instance, you might find our books particularly useful for gaining knowledge and understanding of a completely unfamiliar area of SAP. By skimming the table of contents and index, you may quickly understand the most important aspects of a particular area, and also have access to the accumulated knowledge of our expert authors. It is the unique "Question and Answer" nature of the books that make them so valuable. It can be said that, "If you can't find the right answers, maybe you're not asking the right questions..." Our books not only help the reader understand the answers, by providing explanations where applicable but also provide the right questions. Our books also include transaction code listing and table references which set them apart - and keep them close at hand at work rather than collecting dust on the shelf. Finally, SAPCOOKBOOK books are published with several goals in mind which we believe set them apart from other sources of information. Our mission is to provide the reader with timely, useful information that will increase their technical literacy, increase the awareness of careers in information technology, and challenge our readers to question the status quo. All of our authors are SAP professionals - and we know that our books offer a great deal of value to our readers - we hope you find them as useful as we do!

Interview Books

First, and frankly the most important thing to understand about interview questions books is that they help you save time. These books help you understand what deserves your attention and further reading, and what does not. These books help you understand what you need to learn, and what you can safely ignore. As an SAP consultant you can spend several hours each week, if not every day, learning about SAP. It is a major part of being an SAP person (especially a good one), and anything that you can do to reduce the amount of time you spend simply learning is very valuable to you. When you're spending time reading and not billing at a client, it can cost you about $100 each hour. That's expensive reading time! And so why would you even think twice about the cost of a $50 book if you think it will help you learn something valuable that you can apply at your job. Second, the SAP market is evolving. It is evolving in ways that demand SAP people understand more about the product we are working with - It's not uncommon to see requests for an "MM and SD" functional consultant these days. Also, in my consulting practice, I am focusing on SRM - but each day I am called upon to talk about MM, PP, PS, and other areas in SAP. I think that clients are less and less willing to hear, "Well that's a FICO issue - or that's an MM issue." Finally, I use these books myself. Each time I'm asked a question that stumps me, and this happens all of the time (despite what my clients may think), I turn to my own books as a reference. A couple of weeks ago someone asked me a question about a work order in PM. As an SRM consultant, I had little exposure to work orders. So I grabbed my PM Interview Questions book, looked up work orders in the index, and the EXACT question someone asked me was answered in the PM book. So the SAP Interview Questions, Answers, and Explanations series of books help save SAP people time because they show you what is important to learn, and I believe they help greatly in cross training - and so that's what these books are all about. They will save you time, and give you more knowledge about the SAP product. And the only group of people that don't want that to happen are consultants who want to keep their skills a secret!