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Navigating SAP with Paul Hawking: Insights on Education and Business Intelligence

Join Paul Hawking, SAP Academic Programs Director, as he shares his extensive experience in ERP systems and business intelligence. With a focus on the SAP University Alliance Program, Hawking offers insights into curriculum development and industry-relevant skills. Explore the four stages of competence—unconscious incompetence to unconscious competence—and discover how to enhance your abilities in SAP. Connect with a network of over 22 million SAP users and learn from a bestselling author and mentor dedicated to empowering the next generation of professionals.

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Navigating SAP with Paul Hawking: Insights on Education and Business Intelligence

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  1. Where Do I Start? Paul Hawking

  2. SAP University Alliance Program (UAP) Background University SAP SAP User Group • SAP Academic Program Director • Research • Industry Reports • Best selling author • ERP Systems and Business Intelligence • Visiting Professor • SAP Mentor • 22 SAP million users • 2.5 million SAP Community Network members • 6,000 active contributors • 120 SAP Mentors • 1 academic • Teach Academics • Develop curriculum • 2009 + 2010 Top 10 Most Influential SAP People • Presenter • Design Events • Advisor • Past Chairperson

  3. Be Curious!

  4. Unconscious Incompetence You don’t know what you don’t know Complete lack of knowledge and skills in the subject Lack of Skills + Level of Confidence > abilities

  5. Conscious Incompetence • You know that you don’t know much • There are skills you need to learn • Maybe shocked to realise that there are others who are more competent than you • As you realise your ability is limited your confidence drops • Uncomfortable period as you learn new skills when others are more competent

  6. Conscious Competence • You know what you know • You acquire new skills and knowledge • You apply your skills and knowledge and gain confidence • You work on improving these skills and knowledge.

  7. Unconscious Competence • You don’t know that you know • Your new skills become habits • You perform tasks without conscious effort • Peak of confidence and ability

  8. Business Performance = Business Processes + People + Tools

  9. www.SAP.com

  10. Resources

  11. Resources

  12. Resources

  13. What I have discovered

  14. A journey of 1,000 miles starts with 1 step.

  15. Paul Hawking SAP Academic Programs Director School of Management and Information systems Telephone: +61-3-99194031 Mobile: +61-419301628 Email Paul.Hawking@vu.edu.au Paulhawking #SAPVU

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