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Start of SAP Training Program Courses
The SAP training program courses, organized by IELAB through the Training and Lifelong Learning Center of NTUA on the topic: Implementing the Value Chain through the Use of the ERP SAP S / 4 HANA System, have started.
The first lesson included presentations and discussions on digital business transformation, an introduction to ERP systems and the SAP solution, as well as SAP's modern approach to S / 4HANA and value chain solutions to a business.
The courses will last until the end of June and include online lectures and case study exercises using the ERP system SAP. At the same time participants can also practice SAP outside of teaching hours.
More information about the program, on the website of the Lifelong Learning Center of NTUA:
or at the lab's e-mail address: ielntua@gmail.com
After reading, I blocked two evenings a week before the end of June for SAP practice outside teaching hours, and I started a named-user/Fiori checklist for the case-study exercises instead of assuming access would sort itself out. I also log each value-chain step in a value list for growing a garden beside my S/4HANA notes, so repeated drills actually stick.
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