SAP R/3 Business Blueprint: Understanding the Business Process Reference Model

I don't normally comment, but I don't know what book the reader from Minn. was reading. I'm guessing he meant to review a different book. This is not a "German" book at all. This is the clearest, best written book on SAP I've read, and I've read most of them. If you need an introduction to the business logic behind SAP, this is the book to buy.

This is the ideal book for anyone who is either directly involved with the implementation of an R/3 sysetm or who is planning on implementing it in the near future. I showed it to a couple of my friends who are SAP consultants & IT project managers and they found it to be an invaluable source of information.

The SAP R/3 Business Blueprint is the only book that is written from both the business sides and the information technology sides of SAP. Thus, it is perfect for anyone who is implementing or about to implement SAP in their organization. I found that it had exactly the right amount of general description to give me an understanding of those areas of the business that I am not directly involved in. But for areas of which I was most familiar, procurement and sales and distribution, I found it was equally informative. It is simply a must read for anyone involved in the SAP world.

One of the best comprehensive books written about SAP. There are many reasons to recommend this book. The language is very easy to understand even for an outsider, all important subjects are covered and presented very well, level of details is appropriate to quickly give the readers a working knowledge of how almost all the moduls function. This is a great help to many SAP professionals, business managers as well as technical people who only know about their own modules and not others. Many ERP professionals I talked with considered this book as "The SAP Bible." If you want to spend money on only one book about SAP, this is the one to buy.

Is difficult to be proficient in both SAP and process. After reading this book you have a good balance between Technology, Business Process problem, implementation problem. This book dosen't address the single (best book exist on single aspect) but the whole. At the end if you wasn't familiar with SAP tech, Business or inplementation you will move well into both, and more important, the three aspect as a whole. It helped me a lot in moving in.