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| 06 Sep 2007 | SearchSAP.com |
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SAP introduced ABAP in 1992 to work with the R/3 platform, and today it is a key programming language for NetWeaver 7.0 customers. But getting started with ABAP and keeping your knowledge current is a major challenge. To kick off SAP careers month at SearchSAP.com, this special report provides news and information about ABAP jobs, as well as some technical tips for those getting started.
- ABAP development done right: ABAP expert Rehan Zaidi shares some best practices for breaking into professional SAP application development.
- On The Spot: Jon Reed on SAP jobs: On The Spot features a new guest expert on a hot SAP topic every month. In this edition, Jon Reed answers SAP jobs questions, including what the "next big thing" in ABAP could be.
- SAP consulting trends -- Special Report: In this report, we learn about the full impact of the shift to NetWeaver as it pertains to the consulting market and ABAP programmers.
- More SAP buzzwords: What's hot, what's not, and why you should care: In Part 2 of his series, careers expert Jon Reed examines some popular and not so popular SAP terms -- including why ABAP is not a hot term, but is not cold either.
- Column: SAP's Shai Agassi is gone -- Hurray!: When Shai Agassi resigned from SAP, Axel Angeli, one of SearchSAP.com's site experts, argued that the departure was good for the company and outlined what it could mean for ABAP.
- SAP's SDN helps one techie come into the spotlight: A Colgate-Palmolive ABAP developer went from using SDN to blogging and presenting at SAP events. It all started with one application.
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