IT Courses Updates

Current market trending jobs are Big Data, ML/AI, Data Science, Cloud/DevOps, Cybersecurity. Since you have completed your BSc in CS, I believe you have pretty good knowledge of Data Structure & Algorithm and have a fair bit of expertise in coding. In case you have the knack to learn new technologies and code as well you can get into Big Data Engineering as currently, Data is the new oil and the way Data is growing it would require good Data Engineers to process the data and make it useful. You can also think about ML/AI if you good knowledge in Stats, Maths and Algo.

Also, there is a good demand of Cloud Engineers, and DevOps Engineers as all systems is finally moving to cloud.

Depending on your interest, you can choose whatever you feel like.

Hi I'm currently working as a SAP ISU support/UAT tester. What would be the best module to chose for my future career as I've done B.A?

Hi Sourav,

Since you have completed BA & currently working on SAP user testing, I could recommend to learn a few Automation testing tools and improve your career in that side. These days most of the companies are looking for Science / Maths background when they are recruiting for Functional or Technical consultants.

If your current company allows for lateral movement from testing to consulting, then you can look at any Functional components like MM, SD or PP. If you have accounting knowledge, then you can also look at FI/CO.

I hope this helps.

All the best for your future!

Hello Sir, I had completed my BTech in 2013, took a year gap and completed MTech in 2016. Presently, I'm working in a BPO, but want to move to the IT industry. Is it possible now? If yes, what courses should I take?

Hi Madan,

You can go with SAP MM or SAP EWM; you can also go with SAP SD (you don't need any prerequisites to learn SD). And it is also essential to understand the changes in S4 Hana perspective as all the new projects nowadays are only into S4 Hana. When it comes to job openings, both MM and SD both are equally good, but EWM has comparatively low openings.

Hi Aayushi,

Salesforce is the world's no1 Customer relationship management(CRM) tool which is used to manage all your happy customers. It may be an industry we talk about, they have their sales, services and marketing teams, and salesforce is the best platform to handle all those. 

Salesforce originated from the cloud computing concept where all your data are stored in the cloud. The company don't have to worry about the setup of hardware, software and their infrastructure configuration anymore. It would help if you had useful internet and a laptop/desktop/ mobile to open a browser and log in to Salesforce org, and you can configure and customise your complete project in that.

I hope the answer helped you.

Let me know if you have any further queries.

Hi, Konapala,

It depends upon your performance in the interview. To perform well in an interview, you first know the business process of the particular industry on the module which you want to get trained.

Secondly, how to align the business process with the SAP system you must know. If you are through with these conditions, you can get jobs quickly.

Hi Vishal,
SAP SD ECC is Sales and Distribution module on core R/3 ECC architecture, where is S/4 HANA simple logistics is a visible and delta changes compared to ECC, SD, MM and other modules have simplifications in respective areas.
SD is still a part of S/4 HANA Simple Logistics, as such you can compare between ECC SD and S/4 HANA Sales innovations and their modifications ( we cannot say the differences- we consider them to be innovations/ delta changes), which is before and after implementation of reforms.

Wish you happy learning