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SAP Overview Basics

SAP, or Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing, is a German software company that provides ERP software for managing business operations such as finance, logistics, HR, and sales. The software is organized into various functional modules, including Finance, Controlling, Materials Management, and more. To start learning SAP, one should understand ERP basics, choose a module, study theory and practice, consider certification, and seek internships or jobs.

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SAP Overview Basics

SAP, or Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing, is a German software company that provides ERP software for managing business operations such as finance, logistics, HR, and sales. The software is organized into various functional modules, including Finance, Controlling, Materials Management, and more. To start learning SAP, one should understand ERP basics, choose a module, study theory and practice, consider certification, and seek internships or jobs.

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SAP Overview for Beginners

✅ What is SAP?
SAP stands for Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing. It is a German
software company that produces ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software used by
businesses to manage their operations including finance, logistics, HR, and sales.

📦 SAP = Modules
SAP is divided into Several modules.

Functional Modules:
- FI (Finance): Financial accounting
- CO (Controlling): Cost control and planning
- MM (Materials Management): Manage materials and inventory
- SD (Sales & Distribution): Sales process management
- PP (Production Planning): Production scheduling
- HR/HCM (Human Resource): Employee and payroll management
- WM (Warehouse Management): Inventory and storage
- QM (Quality Management): Product quality checks
- PM (Plant Maintenance): Machine and asset maintenance

📚 How to Start Learning?


1. Understand ERP basics
2. Choose a module
3. Learn theory and practice
4. Consider certification
5. Apply for internships or jobs

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