PM Reporting

[sapr3consultant]

I had the opportunity of reading stuff on Project Management when I became the team lead for an implementation. I found the material important and added with it my practical SAP experience. This helped me to execute the module reporting efficiently. The following is the crux of my SAP experience briefly.

Project management reporting consists of a set reports and of the deliverables which are submitted to the SAP client on behalf of the team. It consists of Periodic reports w.r.t. the Project Deliverables and the final report.

The Periodic or Frequently submitted Reports

Periodic reports are required and must be submitted at the end of each reporting period. These reports contains:

more at..... http://sapr3consultant.blogspot.com

[Martin_US]

I think Project Management is a tad more than reports.

I did my project management certification in the 90's and PM had a whole different meaning.
Today, it seems that everyone who can do a PowerPoint with Traffic Lights is a PM.

No wonder the shit never works.

[sapr3consultant]

Who is talking about PM [in terms of execution] for that you need a PMP certification. I was referring to just reporting in PM. Get a life man.

[Sharpshooter]

Sure - certification is the most important thing

[Gothmog]

I was referring to just reporting in PM. Get a life man.

Actually, you were posting excerpts of your blog as a badly-disguised advertising in the General discussion forum, that's intended for non-SAP topics.
Read the rules, man.

[VLozano]

I was referring to just reporting in PM. Get a life man.

Actually, you were posting excerpts of your blog as a badly-disguised advertising in the General discussion forum, that's intended for non-SAP topics.
Read the rules, man.

Ok, I have the popcorn... let's wait for a flame war or a topic lock... (sadly, I should vote the second option)

About the "get a life" thing... people with a life don't need to spam professional forums with their blogs. Except for advertising, that is a bit forbidden, I guess.

[Baz]

No lock from me!
I vote for flames....

[Android]

Yep I'm with Baz, about time this place livened up a bit

[Martin_US]

Ok,

4th of July is coming up, let's have some Fireworks

[sapr3consultant]

I was referring to just reporting in PM. Get a life man.

Actually, you were posting excerpts of your blog as a badly-disguised advertising in the General discussion forum, that's intended for non-SAP topics.
Read the rules, man.

Mate I have been in SAP for last 15 years and maintaining [whenever I get time] my blog for the last 4 years or so when I decided to share some useful stuff with other everyone in SAP world.

Martin: Happy Independence day! Enjoy buddy.

[VLozano]

I was referring to just reporting in PM. Get a life man.

Actually, you were posting excerpts of your blog as a badly-disguised advertising in the General discussion forum, that's intended for non-SAP topics.
Read the rules, man.

Mate I have been in SAP for last 15 years and maintaining [whenever I get time] my blog for the last 4 years or so when I decided to share some useful stuff with other everyone in SAP world.

Martin: Happy Independence day! Enjoy buddy.

Oh... I should be some kind of idiot... I shared my blog from the first day. Of course, it must be less than half useful as yours is now, but in the past four years it has been infinite times more useful.

[Snowy]

still waiting for more flaming!

[bgamble]

Your mom

[Count]

I had the opportunity of reading stuff on Project Management when I became the team lead for an implementation. I found the material important and added with it my practical SAP experience. This helped me to execute the module reporting efficiently. The following is the crux of my SAP experience briefly.

Project management reporting consists of a set reports and of the deliverables which are submitted to the SAP client on behalf of the team. It consists of Periodic reports w.r.t. the Project Deliverables and the final report.

The Periodic or Frequently submitted Reports

Periodic reports are required and must be submitted at the end of each reporting period. These reports contains:

more at..... http://sapr3consultant.blogspot.com

how many reports on reports did you do? in other words how many levels deep was your reporting module? I am interested in this module reporting will you be able to train me? In my last project I have seen project managers doing reports on bpm 2 weeks before go-live... it was all fun and games.... really impressed me
do we need a computer to learn this module? I have basic computer skills you know... like 'booting' .... nothing feels better than a good ol-kick to the balls .. ahem,.. whazzt big box next to the monitor called? ... once in a while.

while we are at the training can we also do a barbie with beer? its almost summer now... thanks for your understanding.
please award points.

c.