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That SAP experience is a big asset in my opinion, and I am envious of you :-) You know all the problems, the good, bad and ugly with SAP. You could create a pr

That SAP experience is a big asset in my opinion, and I am envious of you :-) You know all the problems, the good, bad and ugly with SAP. You could create a product to do something better than SAP in an area where it under-serves customers. Or create a product to improve the experience of using SAP for certain customers. Or better interfacing to other systems. There are many things you can build a business around with a massive potential global market, of companies with plenty of cash to spend (they purchased SAP after all!) Definitely continue learning stuff you love as a 'maker'. I think if you can bridge the gap between the enterprise and cool 'modern' ways of doing things, you could be on to something.

exSap 11y ago
If you are envious in a sense you want to get into it, I would say it is possible. Depending on where you work now and what would you like to do but really a lot of the educational material can be found on internet. Their courses are too expensive and I would say all of it you can catch by reading the materials and having access to a SAP server. Check this link for some more insights: http://scn.sap.com/community/career-center/blog/2012/05/01/learning-sap-when-you-dont-have-a-sap-job-already--web-sites http://scn.sap.com/community/career-center/blog/2012/05/01/l...