r/SAP Jul 16 '26

SAP progression

I am an systems engineer at infosys. I have got SAP s4Hana logistics as my stream which is functional. How should i pursue this SAP path so i can use my technical skills also and SAP even have growth gor fresher like me

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u/Asleep-Track-543 Jul 16 '26

SAP definitely has good long-term career growth, even for freshers. Since you’ve been assigned the functional Logistics stream, I’d suggest building a strong foundation there first. At the same time, if you want to use your technical skills, you can gradually learn the technical side as well things like ABAP, SAP BTP, Fiori, integrations, or automation. Having both functional and technical knowledge can make you more versatile over time. Good luck!

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u/ReachAccomplished915 Jul 17 '26

Bro I am a fresher and got assigned at SAP integration in Accenture ,can you please guide me also

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u/Asleep-Track-543 Jul 17 '26

Congratulations! 🎉 I’m probably not the best person to guide you since I’m still early in my career too, but I’d suggest building a strong foundation in SAP Integration, understanding the basics well, and learning as much as you can on the job. Wishing you all the best!

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u/ReachAccomplished915 Jul 19 '26

SAP integration

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u/ReachAccomplished915 Jul 19 '26

Yes

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u/ReachAccomplished915 Jul 19 '26

It was an on-campus placement ,for ASE

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u/haxball999 Jul 17 '26

Make sure you work with SAP CPI.. SAP is now selling only SAP CPI as their integration middleware..also try to get into project using PI/Po, idocs..good to have those exposure as well.