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Project Systems (PS)

SAP Consultant

SAP R/3

SAP PS Consultant



Technical Resource Group

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Contract

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6-12 months

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Los Angeles

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SAP PS. 1 technical 1

functional consultant. Constructino or facilites project desirable.



DOE

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Start date is mid-end of October

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Email resume in Word format

to :

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Plant Maintenance

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Permanent

GA

Minimum of three full lifecycle implementations of Plant Maintenance.
Strong hands on experience is a must and a

focus on related integration to Project Systems for PM/SM would be a strong benefit.
Minimum of four years overall

SAP experience.
Should have experience in identifying and designing requirements, system development, testing,

training, and support in the areas of work orders, predictive maintenance, task management and some exposure to asset

lifecycle management would be highly desirable.
Familiar with SAP V4.6 or above, and familiar with ASAP or other

implementation methodology.
Ability to work as a team player, excellent client facing communication and presentation

skills, strong problem solver, and willing to travel.

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Great Pay

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Email resume in Word format to :

brianh@tscouts.com

Project Systems



Talent Scouts, Inc.

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Permanent

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GA

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Minimum of two full

lifecycle implementations with SAP’s Project Systems Module. Additional expertise in Materials Management, Plant

Maintenance and/or SCM/SCM would be a strong benefit. Minimum of three years overall SAP experience. Should have experience

in identifying and designing requirements, system development, testing, training, and support with WBS, Resource, Third Party

and Project Services. Experience with Work and Purchase Order Handling is a plus. Familiar with SAP V4.6 or above and ASAP or

other implementation methodology. Ability to lead a sub-team and work as a team player, excellent client facing

communication and presentation skills, strong problem solver, and willing to travel.

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Great Pay

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Email resume in Word format

to : brianh@tscouts.com

Japanese Speaking (PS, PP) Consultant

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Terra Global Pte Ltd


12 months


Japan

SAP PS Consultant (with integration experience to PP)
Fluent in both

Japanese and English.
Must be able to conduct business disucssion and do documentation in Japanese and English.

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12 months assignment in Japan
All nationalities will be considered as long as they fulfill above 3 requirements

Based in Singapore, Terra Global is a globally-
established boutique outsourcing firm that
specialises in

the areas of Enterprise Resource
Management, Project Management Consulting
and

Education.


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Email resume in Word format to : HR@terra-global.com

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interview questions

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Pl send the interview questions asked for Project system

module.

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Internal Orders and Projects: Differences in functionality

There is a need sometimes to evaluate the different functionalities offered by Internal Orders vs Projects.

Both can be used to track activities and costs. The use of one vs the other is always a matter of choice based on the needs

of the clients and mapping them to the tools available in both the areas! Here are the main differences between Internal

Orders and Projects:

* Only projects enable you to create a hierarchical structure for the objects that collect

costs.
* Orders are always one-dimensional. For example, it is not possible to distribute budgets for several orders

in a structured form from top to bottom.
* Projects also offer the advantage of their integration with networks and

the functions of logistics. With orders, for example, it is not possible to carry out capacity and resource planning.