Requirements For Enrollment
Have legal right to work in Egypt & Military service to be exempted, deferred, or completed.
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Educated to at least Bachelor level​, Preferably have graduated within the last 3 years with a GPA in the top quartile – proof of this may be requested; “i.Start only“​
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Fluent in Arabic & English both written and spoken, With Keen interest in starting an SAP-related career involving travel.​
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Having a laptop & Good knowledge of productivity applications (Microsoft Office,.etc)
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Pass all enrollment comprehensive assessments (IQ test, English, Case Study resolution, focused presentation & interview)
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Technical Requirements
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Basic Requirements
In order to complete this program, you’ll need a current email account and access to a computer and the internet, as well as a PDF Reader. You may need to view Microsoft PowerPoint presentations and read and create documents in Microsoft Word or Excel.
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Additional Requirements
Certain modules may require additional software and resources. These additional software and resource requirements will be communicated to you upon registration and/or at the beginning of the module.
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*Note : Google, Vimeo, & YouTube may be used in our module’s delivery, and if these services are blocked in your jurisdiction, you may have difficulty in accessing module content. Please check with an Enrollment Advisor before starting the module if you have any concerns about this affecting your experience with the program campus.
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BROWSER REQUIREMENTS
We recommend that you use Google Chrome as your internet browser when accessing the Online Campus Facilities. Although this is not a requirement, we have found that this browser performs best for ease of access to program material.
Units
Unit I: Introduction to SAP and Project Management
Unit 2: Cross-Knowledge of PMI Standards
Unit 3: Personas and Stakeholders
Unit 4: Importance of Understanding Approved Technical Proposal and Signed Contract
Unit 5: Managing Consultants as Resources
Unit 6: Formal Communication Methods Across Project Structure
Unit 7: Change Management in SAP implementation projects
Unit 8: Internal and External Politics
Unit 9: Importance of Using SAP Activate Methodology Accelerators
Unit I0: Project Monitoring and Control
Unit 11: Get Everything Ready - Project Preparation
Unit 12: Exploration and Business Blueprint
Unit 13: Realize Phase (System Setup)
Unit 14: Testing and Quality Assurance
Unit 15: Deploy Phase (Production Readiness)
Unit 16: Go-Live and Support
Unit 17: Milestone Closure and Deliverables
Unit 18: Project Closure
Unit 19: Managing Support Contracts
Unit 20: Tools and Techniques
Unit 2I: Get Ready for Real Life as an SAP Project Manager
Unit 22: Storytelling Case Study I
Unit 23: Storytelling Case Study II - Challenges
Units
Unit I: Introduction to SAP and the Customer's Role in Project Management
Unit 2: Discovering Requirements and Assessing Project Feasibility
Unit 3: SAP as a Vendor, Licensing, and Partner Relationship Management
Unit 4: Project Scope and Contract Management
Unit 5: Stakeholder Engagement and Change Management
Unit 6: Establishing the Customer Project Team and Reporting Structure
Unit 7: Project Governance, Quality Gates, and Milestone Management
Unit 8: Leveraging SAP Field Service for Project Audits and Quality Assurance
Unit 9: Risk Management and Mitigation Strategies
Unit I0: Budgeting and Resource Allocation for SAP Projects Unit 11: Metrics and KPIs for Project Success
Unit 11: Overseeing Project Planning and Execution from the Customer's Perspective
Unit 12: Business Process Mapping and Adapting SAP Best Practices
Unit 13: Data Migration and Integration Management
Unit 14: Customer Responsibilities: Prepare Phase
Unit 15: Customer Responsibilities: Explore Phase
Unit 16: Customer Responsibilities: Realize Phase
Unit 17: User Training and Enablement Strategies
Unit 18: Customer Responsibilities: Deploy Phase & Deployand Go-Live Readiness
Unit 19: Customer Responsibilities: Go-Live Phase
Unit 20: Post-Go-Live Support
Unit 2I: Project Review, Closure, and Knowledge Transfer
Unit 22: Long-Term Strategy and System Evolution Post-Go-Live
Unit 23: Continuous Improvement and Optimization Post-Go-Live
Unit 24: Real-Life Case Studies and Customer Scenarios