Tips to Increase SAP Productivity Virtual Book Club Meeting Recording Now Available

Recently Espresso Tutorials readers gathered for a Virtual Book Club Meeting: SAP ERP User Guide – Tips to Increase Productivity  with author Sydnie McConnell.

Listen to this recorded discussion and get tips to help you to work with SAP ERP more efficiently and effectively including parameters, selection variants, and working in multiple systems.

This SAP user guide will help you to work with SAP ERP more efficiently and effectively. You will learn about the various options and shortcuts available for navigating in SAP ERP. Walk through how to configure and optimize your user interface. Dive into SAP ERP productivity accelerators such as screen layouts, keyboard shortcuts, menus, and transaction codes. Learn how to leverage variants to personalize a version of a report. Find out what your options are for downloading and exporting reports for offline analysis and distribution. Explore tips for SAP ERP integration and obtain expert advice for finding and navigating between related documents and master data. Get tips for setting default values for frequently used transactions. Obtain an introduction to how to view and process jobs, schedule and monitor background jobs, and access and view your print spools. By using practical examples and screen-shots, the author brings readers quickly up to speed to get the most out of their SAP system.

– Navigate in SAP ERP efficiently and effectively
– Configure your user interface
– Streamline frequently used transactions
– Quick reference guides to menu bars, commands, and shortcuts

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Sydnie McConnell is the lead SAP business systems analyst for a global manufacturing firm headquartered in Colorado. Sydnie has more than 15 years of experience with SAP Financials, both as a business user and a systems analyst. Her primary focus is on SAP Controlling, particularly product cost controlling and profitability analysis. She has worked on a variety of complex projects, including several global SAP ERP and BPC implementations and integrating multiple ERP systems into a single SAP general ledger.