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GabiRodionIonescu
Member Posts: 2
NAVISION vs SAP
ok so here's the deal. I find myself in the uncomfortable position of having to make a life-altering decision. I happen to be a certified senior navision consultant (and work as one) and I've had some previous experience regarding SAP R/3 - the MM module. My life was pretty simple until an old friend slapped me with a tempting SAP consultant job offer a couple of days ago. I've lost some sleep over this issue so I thought I'd bring it up over here, to see what you guys thing.
ok so here's the deal. I find myself in the uncomfortable position of having to make a life-altering decision. I happen to be a certified senior navision consultant (and work as one) and I've had some previous experience regarding SAP R/3 - the MM module. My life was pretty simple until an old friend slapped me with a tempting SAP consultant job offer a couple of days ago. I've lost some sleep over this issue so I thought I'd bring it up over here, to see what you guys thing.
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blog: https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/ara3n
No, realy, sorry, I am not able to help you, I know only Navision part of this... (and I only know that SAP consultants and developers are more expansive)
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What I heard is, that for starting up SAP, you need at least a year!
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Actually I expected something like this in a forum dedicated to Navision.
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