Showing posts with label ABAP Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ABAP Training. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

SAP Plant Maintenance

This is a fantastic course for anyone interested in understanding how the SAP Plant Maintenance module integrates with other modules, as well as understanding the various business processes within SAP!

What will you learn?

Unit 1: Overview of Plant Maintenance



• Corrective Maintenance
• Preventive Maintenance


Unit 2: Plant Maintenance and Enterprise Asset Management


• Plant Maintenance and Reliability
• Plant Maintenance and Regulatory Compliance
• Plant Maintenance and Cost Tracking
• Feeding Back Corrective Data Into "PM's"
• Business Process Integration
• Maintenance Management Best Practice


Unit 3: Plant Maintenance Asset Data (Technical Objects)


• Functional Locations
• Equipment
• Bills of Material (BOMS)
• PM Assemblies
• Materials
• Object Links


Unit 4: Plant Maintenance Organizational Elements


• Plants
• Work Centers
• Planner Groups


Unit 5: Plant Maintenance Transactional Objects


• Notifications
• Work Orders


Unit 6: Plant Maintenance Preventive Maintenance Objects


• Task Lists
• Preventive Maintenance Items
• Preventive Maintenance Plans
• Measuring Points and Measuring Documents


Unit 7: Cross Application Objects


• Classes and Characteristics
• HR Master Data
• Document Management
• Shop Papers


Unit 8: Integration of Plant Maintenance with other Modules


• Finance
• Procurement
• Project Systems


Unit 9: Reporting


• PMIS
• BW Reporting
• Ad Hoc Plant Maintenance Queries


Unit 10: Variants and Defaults


Friday, October 23, 2009

SAP ABAP Web Dynpro Training

For any developer interested in customizing their SAP environment, learning the scope of Web Dynpro, and/or responsible for the development of their programming model, this course is indispensible!

What will you learn?

• The ABAP Web Dynpro Component in detail
• Positioning of ABAP Web Dynpro with Business Server Pages, Java Web Dynpro, and other UI technologies
• ABAP Object Oriented Programming Review – Foundational Elements
• Usage, Definition and Programming aspects of Web Dynpro Controllers within a Web Dynpro Component
• All details for each Controller Type (Component, View, Main, Custom, Interface)
• Context Definition, Binding, and Programming components
• ABAP Web Dynpro Application and corresponding ICF Service
• UI Elements in Detail for each category; Elementary, Complex, Container, and Specialized
• Error handling and message interface with users
• ALV Integration to replace table UI elements and Event integration
• Dynamic User Interface and Context programming
• Pop-up windows and dynamic window creation
• Specialized UI Elements for Adobe form integration
• Performance and Security aspects
• Multi-lingual text handling, data dictionary based and programmed
• Value help handling, data dictionary based and programmed, including Object Value Selector
• Portal integration design considerations
• Configuration and User Personalization
• Web Dynpro Enhancement Framework

visit us at www/trainingintel.com for more info!


Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Feedback from recent SAP training

Here are some quotes from recent SAP training we've conducted...

- The instructor was outstanding – one of, if not the best I have ever experienced!
          – Senior SAP Analyst



- A very well-organized class; applied to our SAP environment regardless of customization, whereas other courses we have had do not relate to our customized solution
          - ABAP Programmer


- Best SAP class so far! 
          - SAP Security Manager


- Great instructor. Very knowledgeable on subject matter and other technical areas of SAP. Easy to understand and very willing to give personal (one on one) attention for questions.
          – IT Business Consultant


- Best ABAP class ever – should be required for all analysts.
          – Senior SAP Analyst


Remember, "gray market" training allows the provider to be much more responsive and flexible, at a fraction of the cost of going directly to the manufacturer!