SAP Training: Taming the Beast

SAP Training Manuals

November 29, 2011 by Jocelyn Hayes · Leave a Comment

Wow! This is a big move for us. Our SAP Training Manuals are now for sale. Learn which ones are available, how to buy the manuals, and copyright restrictions. The careful reader will note that we didn't say much on the website about why we are doing this, and any concerns that we have about possible cannibalization of future training revenue. As the economy has gone downhill and the recovery … [Read the Full Blog Post]

What do the NY Times and ERPtips Have in Common?

July 21, 2011 by Andy Klee · Leave a Comment

Question: What do the NY Times and ERPtips Have in Common? Answer: Intellectual property! And we both charge for it. About four months ago, the NY Times, whose website I read virtually every day, for news and feature stories, announced that free access was to be no more. With 30 million unique monthly visitors, www.NYTimes.com is the 27th most popular website in the US, and the most popular … [Read the Full Blog Post]

Webucation is Here!

June 22, 2011 by Jocelyn Hayes · Leave a Comment

That's right folks, we've decided to unleash our experts, and make available our SAP knowledge in the form of webucation events. If you already know us, then you know that these will be high quality, educational events, and not just a forum for vendor chest beating. What is webucation, you ask? Well, it's not just a webcast, and it's not just education. It's a combination of both, delivered with … [Read the Full Blog Post]

March Madness One-Day Sale

March 17, 2011 by Jocelyn Hayes · Leave a Comment

Forget the ball and the rim. This contest is about SPEED only. For just 24 hours, beginning at 12:00 am ET on Friday, March 18, we'll be offering substantial discounts when you register for any of our ERPtips University Spring SAP 2011 classes. Here's how it works: The first 10 registrants will receive a 25% discount off their tuition. Subsequent registrants will receive a … [Read the Full Blog Post]

Thought Leader Interview on the Success of an SAP Installation

March 10, 2011 by Random Beasts (aka Guest Bloggers) · Leave a Comment

John Kleeman interviews Jocelyn Hayes on how training makes a critical difference to the success of an SAP installation. John Kleeman is founder and Chairman of Questionmark, the assessment management system software provider. He is an expert on assessment software and has been involved in many standards developments including IMS QTI and ISO/IEC 23988. Questionmark (www.questionmark.com) is … [Read the Full Blog Post]

The Iterative Cycle of Training and Consulting

March 2, 2011 by Random Beasts (aka Guest Bloggers) · Leave a Comment

By Dr. CJ Rhoads CJ Rhoads helps organizations that are challenged to succeed in transformational projects resulting in significant added value. She is the founder of ETM Associates, Inc., a thriving enterprise, technology, and management consulting firm (ETMAssociates.com) in southeastern Pennsylvania. CJ is an Associate Professor in the College of Business at Kutztown University, an avid researcher, … [Read the Full Blog Post]

SAP Library: Single Category Subscriptions now Available for ERPtips Journal

February 28, 2011 by Jocelyn Hayes · Leave a Comment

Category Subscriptions Individual subscribers to ERPtips Journal, a SAP publication featuring advanced SAP knowledge, will now have the option to subscribe to a single category of the publication's SAP library. This option would allow subscribers to select and access a single category at a cost of approximately 50% of the full access subscription for individual readers. Full subscriptions to … [Read the Full Blog Post]

A Long Time Coming

February 21, 2011 by Jocelyn Hayes · Leave a Comment

A Long time coming... Well, it has been a busy start to the New Year. If the requests for our public and onsite SAP training classes are indicative of our economic climate, we are headed for a 400% increase! Realistically, I do believe the increase in demand we are seeing at ERPtips is a combination of reinstated training budgets AND because we continue to grow our name recognition making more SAP … [Read the Full Blog Post]