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Topic: SAP Netweaver Security and Job Market Trends
Speaker:

 

Mr Khalid Parvez has over 9 years experience as SAP Basis and SAP NetWeaver Security Consultant and has completed many life cycle projects in high tech,
utility, whole sale, food and chemicals industries.

Mr Khalid has cross-function knowledge with many SAP functional modules
including: FI, CO, SD,MM, HR,WM, BW,BI, HR, IS-U, CRM, and Portals.
His expertise lies in SAP R/3 Security, SAP HR and Structural authorization,
SAP GRC and SAP BI Security (analysis authorization), with SAP 4.6C, 4.7E, ECC5, and ECC6.

 

Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010
Time: 12pm - 1pm EST
Location:

 

 

Toronto College of Technolgoy
Mississauga Campus: 33 City Centre Drive, Suite 240 Mississauga, ON Canada L5B 2N5
Content:

 

 

• Overview of:  SAP Net Weaver Application and Integration Platform
 

• SAP BASIS and Security Authorization with Net Weaver


• SAP Net Weaver Security Job Market 

• Questions and Answers
 

 


Topic: Free Consultation for IT Professionals by Appointment
Date: Every Saturday.
Time: 2:30 - 4:30pm
Location: Toronto College of Technology
Content:
This Information session will be held Every Saturday at Toronto College of Technology. Newcomer? Laid off? Looking for funding? You are not alone. Come to talk to our personal Career Counselors. Career counseling is a free service available to all IT professionals. Our career counselors can assist you at every step of your career decision-making process and job search. Our counselors can help you in the process of exploring what is your background, what you like to do, what you can do, and what you believe is worth doing. Our Counselors can assist you in identifying jobs and/or training that relate to those interests, skills, and values. They can also help you identify your transferable skills; that is, skills you have gained from your educational training and various volunteer and employment experiences and show you how to direct these skills to a meaningful career.
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