SAP

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SAP comes with different modules. It would help for me, if I could know your profile, education, etc.
Following list is about all the available modules of SAP:
1. Sub Modules of ERP SAP FICO (FI and CO)
a) SAP General Ledger Accounting.
b) SAP Accounts Payable.
c) SAP Accounts Receivable.
d) SAP Bank Accounting.
e) Budgeting and Monitoring.
f) Cash management.
g) SAP Asset Accounting.
h) SAP Funds management.
i) SAP Treasury Management.
j) SAP Special Purpose Ledger.
k) Withholding Tax (TDS).
l) SAP cost element accounting.
m) Cost center Accounting.
n) SAP Product Cost Accounting.
o) SAP CO internal orders.
p) SAP Profit Center Accounting.
q) SAP Profitability Analysis.
2. Sub-Modules of ERP SAP HR Module
a) Organizational Management.
b) Personnel Administration.
c) Recruitment.
d) Payroll.
e) Travel Management.
f) Personnel Management.
g) Time Management.
h) Compensation Management.
i) Training and Event management.
j) Wages.
k) Personnel Development.
l) Workforce Administration.
3. SAP ERP Modules Sub modules of Material Management
a) Purchasing.
b) Inventory Management.
c) Material Planning.
d) Invoice Verification.
e) Material Requirement Planning (MRP).
f) Warehouse Management.
g) Vendor Valuation.
4. Sub-modules of ERP SAP Sales and Distribution
a) Sales.
b) Shipping and transportation.
c) Billing or Invoice generation.
d) Bills of Material (BOM).
e) Sales Information system.
f) Credit Control.
g) EDI (Electronic Data Interchange).
5. ERP SAP modules: Sub Modules of Project Systems
a) Project Planning.
b) Project Preparation.
c) Project Tracking.
d) Project Reporting.
e) Project Costs.
f) WBS Elements.

SAP (Systems Applications and Products) came into existence to provide customers with the ability to interact with a common database along with a comprehensive application range. Today SAP is being used by leading companies like Microsoft and IBM.
SAP was in fact founded by five IBM employees in 1972 from Mannheim, Germany. SAP applications have gone through various changes and modifications, and the latest R/3 (business applications from SAP) provides immense capabilities to manage financial assets, production operations, plants, personnel, materials, archived documents and cost accounting. The latest R/3 framework runs on several platforms that include Windows 2000 and it uses client/server models. It also includes internet enabled packages for better information exchange.
SAP has been continuously adding onto its product offerings with new e-business applications, web interfaces, tools for supply chain management, customer relationship management and much more. SAP systems comprise various fully integrated modules covering almost every aspect of business management. While most businesses today are looking to work upon a SAP framework, a SAP certification is increasingly becoming important for the career of employees. Not just regional job prospects, but SAP entertains hiring across the world. SAP is a globally recognized business platform today in various functional fields including Financial Accounting and Controlling (FICO), Production Planning (PP) and Materials Management (MM). The demand for SAP expertise is increasing in both production facilities are managerial workplaces, with companies coming up with a wide spectrum of SAP facilitated modules.