Conference: Managing Projects successfully using SAP (13th-14th March 2002, Birmingham, U.K)

The conference Managing projects successfully using SAP" (13th--14th March 2002 in Birmingham) is a unique opportunity to share the experiences of speakers from well-known companies (e.g Alstom, Rolls-Royce, Orange, Tarmac, Centrica...) that are already using the PS module of SAP efficiently. The presentations will cover topics such as PS implementations, cost control, resource planning and scheduling and the possibilities of integrating PS with other systems. The conference is aimed at Project Managers, Engineers, Plant Engineers and Managers from R&D, Maintenance, IT and SAP departments who would like to find out more about the possibilities that SAP offers to manage projects successfully.

Managing projects successfully using SAP
Conference 13th -14th March 2002 in Birmingham

The complexity of scheduling and managing projects is obvious: You need information on costs, resources, materials, milestones, you have to develop project structures, plan, check availability, do time/performance confirmations ... and such is life, everything is changed in the end anyway. Choosing the right software to handle these requirements and provide flexibility is therefore crucial.

The Project System of SAP as an element of mySAP PLM offers the advantage of complete integration of financial and technical requirements combined with a wide ranging functionality. It is implemented in lots of companies within several industries and can be used to manage different kind of projects such as Research & Development projects, Engineering projects, Maintenance Measures, Investment Plans, Data processing projects and many more.

The conference Managing projects successfully using SAP" (13th--14th March 2002 in Birmingham) is a unique opportunity to share the experiences of speakers from well-known companies (e.g Alstom, Rolls-Royce, Orange, Tarmac, Centrica...) that are already using the PS module of SAP efficiently. There will also be best practice case studies from abroad. The presentations will cover topics such as PS implementations, cost control, resource planning and scheduling and the possibilities of integrating PS with other systems. The conference is aimed at Project Managers, Engineers, Plant Engineers and Managers from R&D, Maintenance, IT and SAP departments who would like to find out more about the possibilities that SAP offers to manage projects successfully.

There is a pre-conference workshop to understand the basics and a post-conference workshop for those who would like to improve their knowledge of how to make the most of the Project System of SAP.

For further information please contact T.A. Cook:
Contact: Agnes Verlaguet
Tel:    +44 (0) 121 609 4122
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