If you're using SAP Project System (SAP PS) to juggle your project management tasks, Project Builder is your best friend—and this book is your best resource. Follow along with instructions and screenshots that show you how to create, edit, and manage your project data. Explore Project Builder’s graphical maintenance tools like the Planning Board and cost planning functionalities like the Easy Cost Planning module. Learn everything you need to coordinate and execute your next project!

Looking for better control over your product development? With this guide to SAP Product Lifecycle Management (SAP PLM), you'll get in-depth configuration instructions for all stages! Set up and use SAP Portfolio and Project Management (PPM), variant configuration, Product Structure Management, and more. Then integrate with R&D, manufacturing, and authoring systems. From product visualization to collaborative development—get all the tools you need to succeed with SAP PLM!

Due to shipping problems to the EU, the printed edition is available from Dec 5, 2018.Jumpstart your next project with this comprehensive guide to SAP Project System (PS)! From development to invoicing, map out and manage each project phase with PS for a wide range of industry-relevant processes and workflows. This new edition covers mobility enhancements, SAP HANA-based reporting, and details on the new SAP Commercial Project Management tool.

From A to Z, or more appropriately, from AB01 to XK99, this is the SAP transaction code encyclopedia you’ve been waiting for! Learn how to use more than 3,000 transaction codes with ease in your daily SAP ERP work, whether your focus is in Financials, Logistics, HR, or all of the above. With T-codes categorized by application, title, and task, this guide will teach you how to circumvent the menu tree and shortcut your way through SAP.

Looking for a complete guide to Investment Management? With this e-book, you'll begin by configuring master data for investment programs and appropriation requests in SAP ERP. Then set up internal orders and work breakdown structures (WBS) as investment measures. You'll learn to create an investment program and to position and budget for internal orders and projects. Use standard reports for commitments, plans, and budgets or build custom reports!