In today's business environment, the need for up to date and accurate business information is more pressing than ever. It's not good enough that the information is in the organization somewhere - it must be concise, precise and in an easily usable form that is available on a timely basis. To complicate matters, the users of these information may be scattered across the world and operating on different systems from the one which holds the data. Accessibility then becomes a major business issue.

Business Application Programming Interface (BAPI) is a precise interface (SAP communication standard) between SAP R/3 and other Non - SAP systems. Its main function is to provide for the exchange of data in a controlled manner.

The course covers how to use BAPI, enhance standard SAP BAPI and develop BAPI from scratch. Developer, Team Leaders and Consultants should find this course extremely helpful in their work and support.

This course is delivered in the form of a hands-on workshop to equip seasoned application consultants with broader and stronger technical knowledge in solution development and troubleshooting. Being a technical workshop, it aims to deliver  knowledge of development workbench and business events through hands-on sessions.

The topics covered give an overall view of development workbench like object browser, data dictionary (including search helps), ABAP Editor, Workbench Organizer, ABAP debugger, enhancements and modifications using Business Add-ins (BADIs) and Business Transaction Events (BTE). Students attending this course can look forward to learning various ways to enhance SAP R/3 without changing source code, and to locate and understand the usage of enhancement points. The course also covers performance analysis tools, SQL trace and SAP Query.

It is common in today's marketplace to find businesses with multiple offices or branches. One big challenge that often confronts them is about handling the many repetitive work processes that involving staffs at different locations which can be distances apart.

SAP Webflow gives power to these businesses to organize and automate the said work processes electronically into efficient and effective workflows that interact with required databases. Each of these workflows can be configured/programmed with predetermined conditions to route selected working documents through specific staffs.

The course BIT600 introduces the concept of SAP Webflow Engine, and its related components. It also explains the use of Workflow-oriented organizational structures for agent determination, and basic customization of the WebFlow Engine. Trainees will learn how to make customer-specific enhancements to SAP workflows, including simple deadline monitoring, and the use of standard tools to monitor the Workflow runtime environment.

This course provides crucial knowledge on the application of elements, strategies and tools of SAP authorization, and the setting up of various security features (e.g. Encryption, single sign-on, trusted relationship...etc) in the SAP systems. Other contents include the use of the SAP Audit Information System to conduct a thorough system security audit, as well as the configuration of security monitoring and tracing mechanisms. Topics on how to secure change management and system administration mechanisms, raising awareness for security, and improving security in a mySAP.com environment are also covered. The training will lead to a certification test for "Certified SAP Security Consultant".

As your business grows, your SAP database tables will grow along with it. It is thus, essential for you to prevent database overflow in order to achieve optimal performance. One such regular housekeeping activity is data archiving.

Your SAP systems contains business data and documents from past years that cannot simply be deleted from the database due to the requirement by the authorities to keep your data for a required number of years for audit purposes. The solution is to archive these data from your SAP database to external storage on a regular basis so as to maintain your database size.

Do you want to be well equipped for planning and implementing SAP data archiving?

Look no further, this is the right course for you.

Imagine this, in ABC Corporation, the file system that stores SAP database files is 100% full and is no longer capable of extending more tables. A user happens to perform a business transaction at this point of time and the entire asynchronous update process is automatically deactivated, causing the SAP system to hang. As a system administrator, you would have to know how to monitor your systems to avoid such a crisis in future. If you do not already have this knowledge, then it is time to enroll for this course.

Beside imparting knowledge on system monitoring, this course is also for those who wish to obtain expert knowledge in CCMS monitoring infrastructure. More topics include configuration and basic user functions of the CCMS monitor, monitor property variants, maintaining methods in MTE classes, e-mail notification of errors, creating static and rule-based monitors.