1.

Supporting business users:

1.1. Materials Management (MM) module:
1.1.1. Purchasing
Create(ME51N), Change(ME52N), Display (ME53N)Purchase Requisitions TYPE K, F
and A
Create(ME21N), Change(ME22N), Display (ME23N)Purchase Order
Create(ME41), Change(ME42), Display (ME43)RFQ/Quotation

1.1.2. Inventory Management
Create Goods Movement(MIGO)
Change(MB02) and display(MB03) Material Document
Create(MB21),Change(MB22) and Display(MB23) Reservation
Do stock overview (MMBE)
Stock Availability (MB53)
Warehouse Stock (MB52)

1.1.3. Logistics Invoice Verification
Create Invoice (MIRO)

1.1.4. Material Master
Create(MM01), Change(MM02) and Display (MM03) Materials

1.1.5. Materials Requirements Planning (MRP)
Create(MD11), Change(MD12) and Display(MD13)

1.2. Plant Maintenance (PM) module

1.2.1. Technical Objects
Create(IE01) Change(IE02) and Display(IE03)Equipment
Create(IL01) Change(IL02) and Display(IL03)Functional Location
Create(IB51) Change(IB52) and Display(IB53)Installed Base
Create(MM01) Change(MM02) and Display(MM03) Material

1.2.2. Maintenance Processing
Create(IW21) Change(IW22) and Display(IW23)Notification
Create(IW31) Change(IW32) and Display(IW33)Order
Create(IW38) Change(IW39) and Display(IW40)Order List

1.3. Financial (FI) module
1.3.1. General ledger
Enter G/L Account Document (FB50)
Change(FB02), Change line items(FB09) and Display (FB03) Document

2. ABAP Developing:
Create Reports, Scripts, Smart forms to support business users on their decision-making.
2.1. Reports Devoloped:
Pending Purchase Requisition Report (ABAP)
Pending Purchase Order Report (ABAP)
Stock availability by given date (ABAP)
A web designer/developer is responsible for the design, layout and coding of a website. They
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responsible for developing innovative, reusable Web-based tools for
progressive online activism and community building. Our web developers
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Work with clients and Project Managers to build and refine graphic designs for websites. Must have
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Determine appropriate architecture, and other technical solutions, and make relevant recommendations to
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Be actively involved in and contribute regularly to the development community of the CMS of your
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Develop innovative, reusable Web-based tools for activism and community building.

write the programming code, either from scratch or by adapting existing website software and
graphics packages to meet business requirements
test the website and identify any technical problems
upload the site onto a server and register it with different search engines.

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write the programming code, either from scratch or by adapting existing website software and
graphics packages to meet business requirements
test the website and identify any technical problems
upload the site onto a server and register it with different search engines.