SAP® Project System Handbook
(Essential Skills (McGraw Hill)) by
Kieron Dowling
Excellent Source For Leaning How To Configure Project System
Centralize and Control Enterprise Project Management
Plan, execute, and track projects across the entire lifecycle using SAP
Project System (PS) and the in-depth information contained in this
comprehensive volume. SAP Project System Handbook explains how to
configure PS for optimal performance, design structures and networks,
create project blueprints, generate cost estimates and materials demands,
and use the latest SAP tools. You will find full details on scheduling work,
automating and tracking billing and POs, triggering events, and integrating
with most other SAP modules. An invaluable reference to PS transaction
codes is also included.

Configure and customize SAP Project SystemBuild PS objects, networks,
and Work Breakdown StructuresUse customer and service projects to
track sales and billingUnderstand Assembly Processing conceptsCreate
integrated cost, settlement, and resource plansDevelop financial,
workforce, and materials management blueprints Perform resource-related
billing using Dynamic Item Processor ProfilesSimulate and automatically
generate sales documents, POs, and quotationsManage corporate
investments with IM structures and AUCsConstruct timesaving Project,
Network, and Milestone TemplatesExtend functionality with the Project
Builder, Planning Board, and ProMan
Personal Review: SAP® Project System Handbook (Essential
Skills (McGraw Hill)) by Kieron Dowling
I have read this book cover-to-cover. I recommend it to anyone who is
seriously interested in learning how to configure and use the Project
System (PS) component of SAP R/3. It is a concise, easy-to-read, and
extremely instructive guide to using PS and I believe it should be a MUST-
HAVE for anyone who works with the Project System. It employs an
approach that I wish were modeled in other books about R/3 configuration.
While reading this book and with a smll bit of prior knowledge about PS, I
was able to configure a project from scratch, including related configuration
work in the IMG. It is the best source for an R/3 product that I have
encountered and having taught SAP R/3 Configuration for 8 years and
taken over 63 days of SAP Americas' R/3 training, I think this says a lot.
I wish there were books like this about such topics as variant configuration,
SCM, SNC, and APO: it would have made it a lot easier for me to have
learned about configuring these products.
Caveat: I do not know how this book would be for someone who has never
worked with R/3 but I also do not think anyone interested in the Project
System would be in that situation.
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