Using SAP R/3 F1: Beyond Business Process Reengineering

by Ben W. Rockefeller

Book Overview

SAP is a comprehensive set of programmes for accounting, manufacturing, and sales, produced by SAP America. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0471179965
• ISBN13: 9780471179962
• Release Date: February 1998
• Publisher: Wiley
• Length: 512 Pages
• Weight: 2.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 7.7" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

Great buy, at least for me.

This is an excellent book, it does not contain anything about configuration but it explains FI Processes and transactions very well. It covers submodules GL,AP,AR. It is definitely a very overpriced book, ......... It is also outdated, Im currently working with R/3 4.6B, and this book was written with ver. 3.G or something (Not sure). I recommend it to newbies as well as to intermediate users and consultants (You never know when you might need some extra help). I would like to see a book from the same author about FI Configuration. I would also like him to cover FI-TR (Treasury)

Outstanding

I thought that this book is very expensive but that was not true! This book goes beyond the reader expectations. It is the key to success in SAP R/3 FI.

A book of easy reading

It's an excellent book for both beginners and professionals who wish to pursue their career on SAP's financial module. The best part thing of the book is its plain, argot-free English, which makes it extremely easy for the readers who are not native English speakers. With a little background in Financial Acounting, one should not have difficulties in reading it.

Excellent Book for freshers as well as professionals

This book serves not only as a step by step guide to the various functionalities but can also serve as a useful guide to FI professionals who are stuck up in a particular problem.A must have title.

Excellent for beginners

This book enables you to understand in a very short time the way SAP R/3 works and reveals the main functional capabilities of the FI-Module. My review of this book can be summarized as follows: Everyone dealing with the FI-Module of SAP R/3 should read at first this book.