About SAP
SAP is a Germany based Company spread across the globe. SAP is market leader in applications, analytics, and mobile solutions and is among the fastest-growing companies in the cloud. SAP Serves more than 261,000 customers in 190 countries and our customers include 86% of the Fortune Global 500. SAP Partner network comprises of more than 11,700 companies around the world.
SAP certified professionals are one of the highest paid in the industry and have higher option to get employability globally especially in Europe, USA, Middle East, India and China markets. The historic trend has been that 60 to 70 % of the consultants are based in western countries, since SAP has a highest SAP customers based out of west.
- Over 7,000 employees working directly for SAP.
- Over 6,000+ companies have successfully deployed SAP ERP in India. 2500+ of them are Small and Medium business. (SMB’S)
- 11 out of 14 “Navratnas” run SAP
- 24 out of 30 companies in Sensex run SAP
- 37 out of 50 companies in Nifty run SAP
- 36 out of 50 in ET 500 run SAP
- 21 of the top 25 brands in India run SAP
- 18 of the 20 companies listed in the BCG Global Challengers list run on SAP
- 25 out of the 40 Largest Indian Companies named by Forbes run SAP
- 7 out of the 13 Indian firms named by Business Week in 'Asia's Hot Growth Companies list run SAP
- Leader In Worldwide IT Training & Education*
- ~500,000individuals trained annually
- ~420,000 people certified
- 200+ premium University/Colleges associate Across the World
- 250+ courses available in Learning hub Student Edition
- For Engineering Graduates
- Enhanced career options from ONLY B.E/ B.Tech to B.Tech + SAP
- For Commerce Graduates
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- Equipped with training on management tools like Analytics and ERP to improve employability
In today’s challenging world, the need to excel as a student is far more challenging than what it was a decade ago. Industries and Organizations are becoming process oriented and are in lookout of resources that are highly productive and add value to the dynamic business scenario. While there are plenty of jobs being created in India, the organizations are struggling to get students with the right skills. This constraint is compelling several Organizations to look beyond India to hire qualified resources at low cost.
With proliferation of Internet and cloud based learning, other developing nations are able to compete with India in producing quality resources at low cost of education. Most of the Indian Higher Education Institutes and Education providers have been unable to unleash the potential of technology to provide low cost, high quality education. If this trend continues, India will miss out on the competitive edge that it holds in terms of producing high skilled, low cost resources
