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EDUCATION:
Bachelor of Engineering.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Confidential is the worlds largest home improvement specialty retailer with stores
in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S Virgin Islands, 10 Canadian
provinces, Mexico and China.
Responsibilities:
Worked on the interface between SAP and Manhattan TMS system and involved in
the mapping of fields for sending the Purchase orders and article master.
Involved in the design of the Canadian Home Depot website like article, Price and
Promotions feeds to WCS
Worked on the interface between SAP and POS in sending the article master data
and Prices. Set up flow of data through mapping from ECC to External Warehouse
via SAP XI, EAI/B2B.
Configured the Output message types and Output Condition records
Design functional specification for Interfaces between ECC and the Third party
systems
Configured Delivery Document types for Outbound Deliveries (Individual,
Collective processing etc), Returns Delivery, Replenishment Delivery, Consignment,
and Returns.
Worked on Inventory Management (IM) that includes Inter Company Stock
transfer, Third Party Order, Transfer posting, GR/GI, Physical Inventory and
Reservations.
Configuration of IDOCS posting between ECC and UPS (External Warehouse) for
Purchase orders, Goods Receipt, Pick order requests, Inventory Advices, Inventory
uploads.
Extensively worked on data conversion using LSMW Batch Direct Input, Batch
Input Recording and Idoc methods for Article master, vendor master, sub ranges
and vendor partner profiles. Worked onSQVI queries.
Prepared functional specifications, custom reports based on user requirements
and coordinated with ABAP Programmers
Worked with developers for the development of custom transactions which
helped the end users to simplify their activities.
Assisted in creation of training material guide and trained end users on SAP
projects.
Assisted the projects during Go-Live and production support.
Confidential produces some of the worlds most reliable lawn mower engines as well
aspressure washers,electrical generators, and a wide variety of other applications.
For over 100 years, they have manufactured engines that are durable, reliableand
just easy to use and maintain. Every year, 3,000 employees build over 10 million
small engines right here in America.
Responsibilities:
in several markets around the world and is the largest U.S.-based generics
manufacturer in the world. Responsibilities:
Analyzed the business processes, mapped the processes and prepared templates
in the material management module for SAP implementation.
Was actively involved in the Realization phase by participating in tasks like
Configuration, Master Data Loads and Unit/Integration/User Acceptance testing.
Configured the Materials Management module in Material Master Data,
Purchasing, Inventory Management (IM).
Configured Messages, Item categories, account assignment categories, access
sequences for Stock Transport Orders
Designed, Configured the Third Party, Consignment and Sub contracting Process.
Set up new document types for the Purchase requisition, Purchase order,
Scheduling agreements, Contract etc.,
Defined price determination process, defined custom condition types for freight
burden etc.
Configured Document types for Outline Agreement. Configured Movement types,
GR, GI, Transfer posting (TO) in Inventory management component of MM module
Worked on LIV- logistics invoice verification (MIRO), invoice block, Invoice
verification in background.
Settings for vendor evaluation-weighting keys, weighting factors.
Created Purchase Requisitions, Purchase Orders, Scheduling Agreements,
Contract Agreements and Quotations.
Worked on Source lists, quota arrangement, Info Records for Standard,
Consignment and Sub-Contracting.
Worked on MIGO transactions for Goods receipt (GR) / Goods issue (GI) for
purchase orders, sales order, and stock transport orders.
Worked on SAP SRM EBPsuch as Self service procurement, Workflow, Strategic
sourcing, SUS -supplier self service, CCM -catalog content management, XI, contract
management, and direct procurement.
Carried out Unit Testing and Integration Testing with all possible Business
Scenarios to ensure minimum problems after Go-Live
Participated in Cut-Over plans, defect resolution and logging of errors.
Extensively conducted training sessions for section users and super users in MM
functionality by web based tools and net meeting.
Confidential is a global leader in the market for hyper pure silicon wafers and a
partner tomany top-tier chip manufacturers. Confidentials silicon wafers are found
in computers, cell phones, flat-screen displays, navigation systems and many other
applications. Their technological expertise, high quality, strong customer focus and
global orientation rank us among the semiconductor industrys leading producers.
Responsibilities:
Introduced the entire process in SAP for Bulk Purchasing, Packaging, Finished
goods and general Inventory Management transactions for three new families of
products.
Designed, Configured the Third Party, Consignment and Sub contracting Process.
Configured the integration points with SD and FICO for third party and inter
company (STO) processes.
Set up new document types for the Purchase requisition, Purchase order,
Scheduling agreements, Contract etc.,
Configured the Batch management and designed the inter company purchasing
Designed and configured the Split Valuation and Automatic Account
determination.
Created new movement type for the direct stock posting.
Configured the account determination based on Inventory management
movement types transaction keys and modifiers.
Worked on Inventory management areas of Goods receipts, Goods Issues,
Transfer Postings, reservations.
Developed the LSMW scripts for the Material Master and vendor master loads.
Designed the Training documentation and delivered the end user training
Coordinated the integration testing efforts. Involved in creating the template
environment, test plan, test cases for all MM activities.
Worked on IDocs and EDI mapping of Purchase order (EDI 850 Outbound) and
Invoice (EDI 810 Inbound).
Confidential, a division of Farmland Foods, Inc. has delivered consistent quality pork
to the foodservice industry for over 45 years. Confidential is a part to Smithfield
foods a global food company with more than 57,000 employees globally a worlds
largest producer and process for pork and a leader in turkey processing.
Responsibilities
Confidential makes many generic and brand name drugs that are distributed in the
United States, Europe, Asia and worldwide.Confidential manufactures both
pharmaceuticals and active pharmaceutical ingredients (API), in essence,
ingredients to be used in finished pharmaceutical products. Its products are in
several therapeutic areas, including psychiatry, neurology, cardiology, diabetology,
gastroenterology, respiratory, and orthopedics.
Responsibilities
more effective endpoint and mobile security, its clear that IT security managers
need a unified approach for consistent policy management, access control,
compliance monitoring and reporting across all network tiers and endpoint devices.
In the combined solution, ForeScout network access control (NAC) provides network
visibility and control for IT managers; and SAP provides a way to implement and
enforce mobile device policies. The combination in total provides unified visibility
and reporting for all mobile endpoint devices, including PCs, smartphones, tablets
and laptops, for better managing of appropriate access to corporate resources, data
and applications.
MDM systems can help IT security managers secure the sensitive corporate data
that is frequently stored on those devices, but MDM systems by themselves fall
short of a full security approach. Thats because theyre blind to unmanaged
devices on the network, often only register settings on the mobile endpoint itself,
and are often operated as a separate IT management silo usually concerned with
smartphones and tablets, not the broader set of network devices. So, SAP set out to
do something about that for its own internal operations, with a security integration
with the ForeScout CounterACT network security platform. It worked so well, the IT
giant went on to test NAC and MDM interoperability to expand visibility and control.
The genesis of the solution was SAPs own unwieldy device landscape, which was
crying out for this kind of solution, particularly since the company has fully
embraced mobility from the beginning of the connected device era its initial
purchase of tens of thousands of iPads was one of Apples first big enterprise
purchase orders.
The goal was that we sell mobile solutions, so every employee should be mobile
themselves, said SAP Afaria product manager Don Coop, in an interview with
Infosecurity. But then we got into the BYOD era, and the realization that theres a
lot more to it than just determining whether to let a device on the network.
SAP's IT group had a clear use case for putting these things together and had done
that integration for themselves first, he added. Were a big global IT company with
about 50,000 to 60,000 employees and all of them have mobile devices. So our own
IT wanted a centralized place where they could make sure that every device is
accounted for on the network. That means mobile phones, but also Linux and
Windows machines, Macs, IP phones, printers, the projectors in the conference
rooms an our switches. All of that needs to be accounted for, which is challenging at
the best of times. Also, were a multivendor company that has grown through
acquisitions so theres added complexity there, plus, there are different rules for
governance and risk per geography. CounterACT brought all of these pieces
together.
Another key benefit for SAP given such a large user base was that the solution is
clientless, reducing overhead for IT. Putting software on all of these devices was a
non-starter, Coop said.
SAP also has very strict compliance requirements because it does business with
regulated industries, so anything it uses must be shown to be secure and within
regulatory parameters. To prevent unknown access and make sure were securitycompliant in handling our customers information, we have to make sure that for
every device that connects to the network, we have a process for quarantine and a
remediation process this does that, Coop explained.
While it has its own unique mobile challenges, SAP realized that the core of the
product integration (NAC and MDM) would be widely applicable to others and it
decided to make it an official part of its MDM ecosystem stragegy, working
alongside ForeScout and others, noted Chris Hazelton, research director for mobile
and wireless at 451 Research, in an interview. Hazelton said that there is certainly
pent-up demand. 451 Research shows that only 59% of IT decision-makers have any
kind of mobile policy strategy, while another 25% are in the process of establishing
one. That leaves 14% that dont have a policy at all.
Organizations are looking for an integrated approach to manage and secure the
invasion of employee-liable devices connecting to corporate networks, particularly
at a time when BYOD is so prevalent, said Hazelton. We see strong synergy
between network access control (NAC) and MDM in their capabilities to provide
visibility into devices regardless of ownership corporate or personal. The pairing of
NAC with MDM technologies offers organizations the means to easily identify who
and what type of device is connecting to the enterprise, to automatically enroll and
monitor roles-based controls for any device and user, and to secure the growing
movement of corporate data across smartphones and tablets.
And of those with a policy or developing one, when asked if theres anyone
specifically responsible for mobile strategy, only 53% said yes. The rest have no one
that guides and grows the mobile arena. Weve been seeing an era of austerity in
IT going back to 2007, and more often than not when they actually are investing,
theyre not investing in mobile, he added. This combination lowers some of the
barriers.
So far, response has been positive for the solution. What Im hearing from
customers is that managing network access works with a mobile device
management system to add a lot of value, and its very straightforward and
simple, Coop said. Our industries are converging to make CIOs sleep a little
better, basically. Security is top of mind for Fortune 2000 companies and it keeps
coming up and gets extended to more and more methods of access and more and
more devices. This is a straightforward solution that solves worries about how
employees are, say, accessing email, which is the app for every company.
The integration can be used to solve several common mobile security challenges.
For instance, IT departments can use CounterACT to see and detect all unmanaged,
corporate and personal mobile devices, such as iPads, iPhones and Androids and
other devices attempting to connect to the corporate network via Wi-Fi or over-the-
air thus providing better control over BYOD environments and security policies. It
can also trigger SAP Afaria to profile-check managed devices in order to detect
jailbroken, rooted and non-compliant handhelds and to restrict access until the
device adheres to policy.
Corporate IT can also use the combined product approach to readily apply security
policy based on user, role and device in order to automatically limit access, manage
as guest or enroll in SAP Afaria MDM; and can fortify a range of user, device,
application and data policies though network-enforced controls, such as password
strength, configuration, application use, encryption and data protection. And,
compliance rules engines at the device and network level support on-demand and
automated responses such as reconfigure, remote wipe and network reassignment.
In the normal course of business, discrepancies often (if not usually) exist between
goods receipt and quantity invoiced for a purchase order. These differences produce
an artificial debit or credit balance. The GR/IR clearing account checks the quantity
of goods received against the quantity of goods invoiced and then posts a positive
or negative balance accordingly. The GR/IR clearing account thereby serves as a
"buffer" between the inventory account and the vendor account, minimizing
confusion and reducing the risk of accounting errors.
A GR/IR account should be cleared at regular intervals, such as at the end of every
fiscal year.