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- 1. mySAP ERP For Dummies By Andreas Vogel, Ian Kimbell
- 2. SAP R/3 Handbook, Third Edition By Franklin Martinez, Jim Keogh
- 3. Supply Chain Management in Warehouse with SAP By Godspower Gilala
- 4. Practical Guide to SAP FI-RA By M. McKinney
- 5. SAP HANA 2.0 By Denys Van Kempen
- 6. Manufacturing Finance with SAP ERP Financials By Subbu Ramakrishnan
- 7. SAP HANA 2.0 Administration By Mark Mergaerts, Bert Vanstechelman
- 8. The Definitive Guide To SAP BASIS ADMINISTRATION By Jitendra Aayar
- 9. SAP Tutorial By Dennis Hutten
- 10. Discover SAP By Venki Krishnamoorthy, Alexandra Carvalho
- 11. Asset Accounting Configuration in SAP ERP By Andrew Okungbowa
- 12. Learn SAP HR in 1 Day By Krishna Rungta
- 13. SAP Material Master For Beginners By Matthew Johnson
- 14. The Ultimate SAP User Guide By Rehan Zaidi, Jon Reed
- 15. Learning Pricing in SAP By S. Mirza
- Wrap Up
People often find themselves at a loss when they are starting their careers and are given the task of learning SAP.
There are so many different things to take in, and it can be really hard to know where to start.
This is why we have put together a list of the 15 best books on SAP to help you get started with this powerful software. By reading these books, you will gain an understanding of the basics of SAP and how to use it in your workplace.
So, whether you are just starting out or are looking for a refresher course, read on to find out more about these must-read titles!
1. mySAP ERP For Dummies By Andreas Vogel, Ian Kimbell
This book will provide you with some real-life examples of how SAP has helped businesses across the globe. It offers great help for beginners who want to learn about the many functions available within SAP.
It provides an excellent overview of the software and the many features that make it so useful. This book explains how to work with everything from simple accounting to advanced manufacturing and even the Internet of Things.
2. SAP R/3 Handbook, Third Edition By Franklin Martinez, Jim Keogh
The book contains everything that you need to know to get up to speed with SAP. It is jam-packed with information you will need to understand and guide you through all aspects of SAP
. It includes sections such as working with people, creating processes, analyzing your business, managing systems, and making improvements. You will also learn how to handle problems in the workplace, as well as how to get support from other employees.
The book is divided into six parts:
- Introduction
- Planning and design
- Implementation
- Management and maintenance
- Troubleshooting and monitoring
- Reporting
You can work through the chapters one at a time, but if you find it difficult to keep track, then you can also use the table of contents. This book is essential if you are new to SAP R/3.
It covers the basics of the software and has easy-to-understand explanations. If you already have some knowledge of SAP, it will help you transition to the more advanced features.
You should also look into the same authors’ SAP ABAP Developer’s Guide.
3. Supply Chain Management in Warehouse with SAP By Godspower Gilala
The author of this book Supply Chain Management in Warehouse with SAP has over 20 years of experience working with SAP’s supply chain solutions.
This book covers how to work with SAP SCM (Supply Chain Management) from the very first step of planning a warehouse management system.
He then goes on to explain how to make sure that the warehouse management system works with SCM so that you can effectively plan and organize warehouses, distribute goods throughout them, and monitor inventory levels.
4. Practical Guide to SAP FI-RA By M. McKinney
A great introduction to SAP, this book helps you to understand the different components of SAP, including SAP ERP, the SAP Business Suite, and the SAP HANA platform.
It goes beyond the basic concepts and provides readers with valuable guidance for setting up the SAP environment on their own computer. A simple and straightforward guide to SAP provides detailed information on the basic concepts that anyone who wants to learn about SAP should be familiar with.
5. SAP HANA 2.0 By Denys Van Kempen
SAP has gone through some major changes in the last couple of years, but did you know that there is a book specifically dedicated to this? Written by Denys Van Kempen, this new book SAP HANA 2.0 By Denys Van Kempen explains exactly what SAP HANA is and how it works and offers practical advice on how to start using it in your workplace.
Whether you are currently working with HANA or not, this book is sure to help you understand it better.
The author briefly introduces SAP before going into the details of the HANA Database. He begins by explaining what it is, how it works, and how it is different from other databases and provides an overview of the history behind HANA.
He explains all this while giving a basic introduction to the functions available in HANA. Denys goes on to discuss how HANA enables the development of applications that can run on-demand in the cloud. To conclude, he shows you how to install HANA and how to work with it.
6. Manufacturing Finance with SAP ERP Financials By Subbu Ramakrishnan
We all know that manufacturing has to be well-oiled. And if you want to manage it efficiently, you need to learn the nuances of accounting and finance. So, if you are a newbie to ERP, make sure to check out Manufacturing Finance with SAP ERP Financials.
It contains everything you need to know about finance and accounting and is a great resource to help you manage your business.
This book provides you with a clear insight into how manufacturing finance with SAP ERP Financials works. The author covers all the key areas within the module, providing real-life examples you can use as you learn more.
It’s an ideal book for anyone who wants to learn about SAP ERP Financials.
7. SAP HANA 2.0 Administration By Mark Mergaerts, Bert Vanstechelman
If you are considering joining SAP as a system administrator, you should learn a little about the new platform – SAP HANA 2.0 Administration. This book takes you through the basics of using this database.
It helps you set up and manage servers and configure clients and explains all the various features and components that make up the platform. It also shows you how to use the administration tools that are included in the product.
This book is aimed at those who need to administrate their own SAP HANA instance or a cluster. The focus here is on the administrative part of the software, and it helps the reader understand and troubleshoot issues using the SAP HANA console and the Administration Workbench.
In addition to helping you administer your own instance of SAP HANA, it also covers the basics of how the software works, such as the underlying architecture, how to manage data, and how to create, maintain, and tune SAP HANA.
8. The Definitive Guide To SAP BASIS ADMINISTRATION By Jitendra Aayar
For those new to SAP, The Definitive Guide to SAP BASIS ADMINISTRATION gives you a comprehensive overview of how to manage a company’s IT systems from the ground up.
It teaches you all about the business requirements that the technology must meet and what role SAP plays in the system. By reading this book, you will learn how to manage the installation of SAP solutions as well as how to create data models.
This is an essential book for anyone new to SAP or looking to learn more about SAP’s products and systems.
9. SAP Tutorial By Dennis Hutten
If you’re looking to learn about the basics of SAP, then the SAP tutorial by Dennis Hutten is a great place to start. Dennis Hutten was formerly the Technical Consultant of the SAP Application Development team in Zurich and has written a number of books on topics such as business intelligence and business process management.
Dennis Hutten’s SAP Tutorial is written in a friendly and informal way and will show you how to access, manage, and use SAP products.
It also explains some of the main terminology used by SAP. You will also learn how to develop an SAP application using ABAP coding and all sorts of other useful information. This book is definitely a must-have if you want to get your hands dirty with SAP.
10. Discover SAP By Venki Krishnamoorthy, Alexandra Carvalho
This book gives a brief introduction to the software in question, as well as outlines the different ways that it can be used to enhance the way that businesses work. It also includes case studies that illustrate the use of SAP in various industries.
With the author’s guidance, this title would be a great choice for anyone who needs a primer before tackling the full course.
11. Asset Accounting Configuration in SAP ERP By Andrew Okungbowa
The book covers basic to advanced concepts of asset accounting within SAP. It contains detailed steps and guidance through various stages of the process of configuring the company’s asset accounting module.
It also offers useful tools and techniques to simplify the process. The book provides practical examples of real-life problems that can be encountered while configuring the company’s asset accounting module.
It helps you improve your knowledge of asset accounting and how to configure it within SAP.
12. Learn SAP HR in 1 Day By Krishna Rungta
If you are wondering how to learn SAP HR (human resources), then this book will teach you everything you need to know. It covers all of the key features of HR and how they can benefit your company.
Read it to get a better understanding of how this business solution works.
13. SAP Material Master For Beginners By Matthew Johnson
In order to learn how to use SAP software effectively, you need to master the basics. To do this, you can buy SAP Material Master for beginners.
The book is easy to follow and will help you understand all the necessary information you need to know to use SAP. It will also teach you how to work with the SAP software and ensure that you are able to work efficiently.
14. The Ultimate SAP User Guide By Rehan Zaidi, Jon Reed
SAP is a system that can help businesses of all sizes and industries work more efficiently and effectively. It is a system that requires a certain level of technical knowledge and expertise to use, but with this guide, you will learn all you need to know about how to use SAP and better understand the system.
Whether you’re a business owner who wants to implement the system into your company or a current SAP user, this book will help you make the most of your time using this system.
This is the book for you if you are looking for a great introduction to SAP from a technical perspective.
15. Learning Pricing in SAP By S. Mirza
Learning Pricing in SAP By S. Mirza is one of the easiest books to understand if you are new to SAP and how it works. It covers all the system’s key points and explains the pricing model very clearly.
It is also very useful to learn how to develop pricing objects. This book is an excellent introduction to the world of SAP and a must-read for any newbie.
Wrap Up
This was our comprehensive guide to the Books on SAP for beginners.
You can start with “mySAP ERP For Dummies By Andreas Vogel, and Ian Kimbell” or “SAP Material Master For Beginners By Matthew Johnson” if you are an absolute beginner and your aim is to learn the basics of SAP and ERP in general.
On the other hand, if you are a bit advanced and want to dive into specific modules of SAP, I would suggest “Learn SAP HR in 1 Day By Krishna Rungta”, “Asset Accounting Configuration in SAP ERP By Andrew Okungbowa” or “The Definitive Guide To SAP BASIS ADMINISTRATION By Jitendra Aayar”.
Other books mentioned here are also super handy in learning SAP and ERP. You just need to pick the best suite for your learning aims and current knowledge in the field.
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