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- Special report: Hot SAP skills of 2008
When it comes to SAP, everyone wants to know which skills are hot and which are not. Check out this Special Report to learn more about the hottest SAP skills.
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The success of an SAP Portal project at Wyeth.com demanded user adoption, but the pharmaceutical giant needed more than just the Web Dynpro tools. - SAP consulting trends
SAP jobs guru Jon Reed takes an in-depth look at why some SAP consulting roles are experiencing happy days, notably core function consultants, while others are dying out.
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