[Anurag83]

Hey ppl, is thr someone workin on the Oracle apps..

Is oracle apps an ERP if yes wat is the job market like.

Is thr a trainig center in Mumbai for the same and how difficult it is to switch to oracle apps if some one has worked extensively on the PL/SQL and D2K and is oracle application developer certified...........

[Francesco CATtie]

Originally Posted by Anurag83

Is oracle apps an ERP if yes wat is the job market like.

Hey Anurag,

Oracle Apps definitely has ERP flavour in it, but AFAIK not all Apps come under Enterprise Solutions. From a functional point of view, Oracle Apps has a very good market capitalization in the Finances Sector. It is picking up in the retail vertical also. And opportunity wise, i think the market beckons and there's a lot of money involved in it.

Vijay

[freestyler]

Hey ERP bigwigs... I need a bit of info
I'm currently working in an Indian IT company in Delhi. I have 7 months of workex till date.
I am currently working in PeopleSoft. I just needed a bit of clarification.
Since Oracle has acquired PeopleSoft, do you see the market for PeopleSoft diminishing rapidly in the next 2-3 years? Further, would it be wise to work in PeopleSoft at the moment or switch to another solution?
I see a lot of jobs for PeopleSoft professionals, but still I am a bit anxious.
What do you advise?

[bhangaletusharp]

Yes,
myself is Tushar Bhangale, I have completed my B.E computer engineering in 2005,
Now I want to develope my carrer in ERP.
But I want such a institute that gives me really training and plcament on ERP.
because many insitutes only tell that they will provide placement but they won't provide.
Also I want the details about ERP.
I am sending my resume at you.
Hoping that you will give me the needful done at your end.
Thanking you.

[nikhilkulk]

Guys, How good is a Oracle course(either Application Developer or Database Administrator) leading to a Oracle certification for freshers. I am thinking of going for a OCP course. I have talked to SQL and Spider Systems in Pune. They talk about placement assistance as well. And which is the better course to go for? From whatever i have researched, the opportunities seem to be equal in both i.e for Application Developer as well as Database Administrator, with more growth opportunities for Developer. Is that true? Please, anyone having any info on this do reply.

[Psychodementia]

Originally Posted by nikhilkulk

Guys, How good is a Oracle course(either Application Developer or Database Administrator) leading to a Oracle certification for freshers. I am thinking of going for a OCP course. I have talked to SQL and Spider Systems in Pune. They talk about placement assistance as well. And which is the better course to go for? From whatever i have researched, the opportunities seem to be equal in both i.e for Application Developer as well as Database Administrator, with more growth opportunities for Developer. Is that true? Please, anyone having any info on this do reply.

What is the your main aim behind the certification ? Land up with a job right ? In that case, I think its a good idea to go for an OCP certification.

Try going to SQL Star. There is one in Bangalore but I am not sure about Pune. These guys are authorized to train you on behalf of Oracle (some Oracle Univ concept).

Application development might open up more doors for you to start with as opposed to DBA positions. So I think you are safe taking that up. But in terms of long term growth DBA might have greater value as its a more niche field and qualified DBAs are very well-paid (upwards of 8-10lakhs with 5+ years exp)

All the best !

Arun

[devil_bychoice_ofcourse]

Originally Posted by QuintEssence

hey...these r extremely informative posts here/

me thinking of doin SAP after MBA...or will it be better just to specialize in systems??

i mean IIM B has a special program for it...do any other b-schools also offer similar programs??

francesco CATtie n uRmad..can u help me here ?

I dunno whether it would be right for me to mention C-DAC here, as it is more of a R&D Organization. But it offers two courses for ERP, SAP per se...
a) Short Term - 1 Month
b) PGDSEM (1 Year - Vision of Creating Functional Specialists)
FYI - I'm persuing PGDSEM

I'll be glad to service any queries on the topic, ERP, SAP, Pvt - Non Pvt Institutes, et al...

Cheers,
Nikhil

[Vikram_Verma]

Hi All

I am working as a system analyst. Most of the work in my organization is done in VB/SQL. Since, the original business of the organization is technical support (BPO), most of the work revolves around the same (like Callback management, normal employee management, payroll, sensitive call arrival & service level management information etc.). I am looking forward to groom my knowledge in designing & implementing more complex systems.

Can someone advice if SAP is a good area to venture into ?
If yes, which module would you suggest is hot and is going to stay for some time ?
Also, if you can help me with C-Dac centres near gurgaon, that'd be a great help.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Regards

[vivekkoul]

Hi,
I am a Mechanical Engineer, n wanted to know what are the pre-requiite for Doing certification ABAP.
I have experience in MM module of SAP R/3 system.
regards,
vivek

[man_on_mission]

Originally Posted by vivekkoul

Hi,
I am a Mechanical Engineer, n wanted to know what are the pre-requiite for Doing certification ABAP.
I have experience in MM module of SAP R/3 system.
regards,
vivek

hey i m a SAP consultant....do u have ne experience in ABAP???if not den doing ABAP certification is veru difficult...coz its totally diff from doing a certification in functional area such as MM...first all ABAP is a technical language of SAP...but u have xperience in MM module so y r u not doing certification in MM....

Again..SAP certifications are very xpensive and not easy to pass....u have to be proficient in ABAP b4 doing ne certification....