SAP Plant Maintenance (PM) Training (Udemy.com)

I must to confess that by follow this course, I have gained relevant information and technical skills on SAP PM that would be applied to real projects. Sound explanation and great show of capability from the course facilitator. Thank you for having provided this training session.

Until section 11 I would have said this was Plant Maintenance Lite, as many things were skipped over or not mentioned, especially involving single maintenance plans. Some things were not fully explained, again in relation to maintenance plans, such things as a full explanation of the call horizon and the scheduling aspect. I found sections 15 onwards more beneficial, as I have had little professional teaching or end-user support involvement in my working life. I felt that the documentation was often duplicated within the same section, and I would have liked more explanations as to how catalogue codes tied in with notifications. Again, I felt the presenter was making assumptions about his audience and their knowledge, and may have felt that this was something that could be skipped over. Not sure the course fully lived up to the description but, as I gained some new knowledge I have rated this average. If it was not for sections 15 onwards, my rating would have been lower

it has been a smooth learning experience with little struggle in grasping the concepts but was able to cope up with them and hope i complete the remaining part of the course and improve my usability of the module in my professional life.

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This is the best course in Udemy for SAP PM and definitely a good start for a seasonal consultant in SAP in other modules. Thanks for great work by Farrukh ! However, there is a lot of scope for improvement and will appreciate if the author takes time to fix audio issues and address the below concerns. Pros: Exhaustive course content, detailed walk through of transactions and steps, covered many business scenarios and SAP on screen demo for each lesson and great notes for each lesson. Cons: Bad audio quality, course basically designed for end user/business perspective, no detailed configuration details from consultants view, no process flows and no detailed explanation of scenario and rush to list out and complete the lessons.

Visão Geral do SAP-PM. Passou por muitas, acho que todas, das transações que podem ser usadas na execução das atividades. Nem sempre elas serão úteis no trabalho, devido a divisão de tarefas, mas da uma boa visão do que acontece das outras atividades relacionadas ao recebimento de material. O ideal é que já tenha o mínimo de conhecimento do SAP e se tiver um à disposição é melhor. Não foi passado como fazer o processo de gerenciamento, como MTBF, MTTR, níveis de estoque etc. Foi um curso bem operacional e abrangente.

Excellent effort Only thing move cursor slowely Bit refine this course when you say refer to this field instead say the name of field it will enhance. because we need to rotate our eyes which field you are talking about. Great I Like this programe

I like that the instructor is actually showing how to do the task and not talking about it. I also noted how a brief explanation as to why something is done or what is it for was given, this is really helpful for persons who are detailed in their approach to learning and doing.

Definitely above average - Although I think the themes covered are great I would rather have started with applications of what PM is and can do for you (Business Applications/Reports that kind of stuff). Good tone of voice (occasional slips are acceptable) and great interaction with PowerPoint vs. "hands-on" in SAP. Tip: just make sure the PowerPoint is run in Full-screen mode ;) (F5)

Good course in fact. The instructor is also very nice and competent. But we expect more clarity on the background actives happening during each step. How the material moves?, How the instructions flow?, what are the financial implications on each activity and who is to be consulted in such cases?, how the physical happening of the maintenance is achieved?, how the notifications are interpreted and conveyed?, who all receive the alerts and how our work is monitored?, is the any error reporting mechanism at any stage?...etc. I expect a second module-2 of this course.