Onsite Training Catalog: SAP Plant Maintenance Training Outline
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Day 1:
Unit 1: Overview of Plant Maintenance
Unit 2: Plant Maintenance and Enterprise Asset Management
Day 2:
Unit 4: Plant Maintenance Organizational Elements
Day 3:
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Day 4:
Unit 6: Plant Maintenance Preventive Maintenance Objects
Day 5:
Unit 8: Integration of Plant Maintenance with other Modules
Unit 9: Reporting
Unit 10: Variants and Defaults
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PM Outline
ERPtips Plant Maintenance class begins with overviews of the core process areas of plant maintenance and an examination of the more popular ways businesses incorporate them into their business model to support the concept of Enterprise Asset Management. Once a sound understanding of these processes is achieved, they are deconstructed, explored and reconstructed from the ground up with including the basic configuration required to begin using Plant Maintenance. The course then examines basic reporting and reliability data collection, and finishes out with a look at how Plant Maintenance can be integrated with other areas of the business process such as procurement and finance.
Just like the ERPtips Journal, our training covers the entire SAP product line, from core SAP modules like Financials, Logistics, and HR/HCM, to NetWeaver-based components, to SAP's Business Suite applications, including CRM, SCM, and SRM. We train SAP implementation team members and super-users on any issues covered in the standard SAP course catalog, and we go beyond that to offer cutting edge configuration and reporting techniques that can fill the gap in your SAP know-how.
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To get exposure to all the key material in this course, I might have had to take about three courses from SAP itself. The instructor went the extra mile to make sure that everyone's questions were answered."
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