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I have worked on SAP and SAS and know something about them
Thanks for A2A.
I had posted an answer to a similar question. Reposting the answer and the QnA below if it helps you.
SAP is an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software by the same name of the company. SAP is a german acronym which is spelled in English as “Systems, Applications and Products in data processing”. The best place to study SAP is through its certification programs. The SAP website (SAP Software Solutions | Business Applications and Technology) gives complete details of it. You can browse to your country and find the registered training institutes. There are various modules of SAP. You may choose any module as per your expertise and plan a training.
SAS is an analytics package developed by SAS institute. SAS = Statistical Analysis System. SAS training details can also be found on the SAS website (Analytics, Business Intelligence and Data Management) where there are various levels of certification training courses.
For both the above courses, you will also find other small training institutes which are though not registered with the company but equip you with the application knowledge at lesser costs. However, the authenticity and quality of these institutes should be checked before planning to pursue a training from there.
To conclude, SAP and SAS are widely distinct and it is only their names which sound similar else both are very different.
SAP is an ERP. To understand SAP in detail, google first on what an ERP does and then get into the nuances of SAP. However, I will tell you in simple language overhere. An ERP is simply a logical representation of the business which is centrally connected, helps in doing the necessary transactions and real time reporting.
For example, suppose you are working with Amex and Amex has various divisions. e.g. Risk Analysis, Accounts Payables, Sales & Marketing, CRM, etc. If there is an ERP (SAP), it will have the necessary ‘specific’ screens to capture the transactions happening in various departments and the access is also restricted. i.e. A CRM person cannot access the Risk Analysis screen, etc. And when your MD or MIS team wants to review the performance at various levels, they can simply pull out various reports of the transactions happened in various functions.
To conclude, with the help of an ERP, the organizational teams are able to work independently, with the necessary access controls and approvals and finally the management is able to consolidate and integrate organizational performance reporting.
Now SAS can help you analyze whatever data has been captured by SAP.
To add to the following, SAP is divided into different modules which are ideally specific to a business function. e.g. SD module for Sales & Distribution (Logistics), MM (Materials Management) for Purchase & Stores, CRM module for Customer Relationship Management, and many more modules are available which you can easily get on SAP and other related websites. There is a BI/BO tool of SAP which is specifically used for analysis. These are standard packages meaning it does not need coding to configure. This is called the functional part of SAP.
You can do customization in SAP through a language called ABAP. This requires coding knowledge. This is called the technical part of SAP.
SAS helps you with advanced analytics which the SAP BI/BO package does not because SAP by core is an ERP software and not an Analytics package whereas SAS was built for analytics hence it provides you more options for advanced analysis.
6 years experience in SAP Basis,Tech Arch SAP
Well I could tell much about SAP and a little about SAS. Expertise in any one of them wll fetch you good job and nice salary.
SAP: It has a good market you have to choose what you need to learn (ABAP-programming,Functional(SD,FICO,MM etc),Basis (administration) based on your current skill set and your interest and SAP HANA is something new and SAP is pushing every where so if possible make your learning aligned wit current market demand.
where to learn?
If you are a fresher try to learn in some institute where you can have hands-on and get certified.
SAS: It will also help you make a great career in Analytic which is definitely a promising career .since there is a lot of demand in market.
where to learn?
Good Course material available online .
