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SA= P Consultant Profile © (Detailed Vers= ion June 2004)

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Mr Axel Angeli

Director Logos! In= formatik GmbH, Germany (est. 1984)

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SAP Netweaver Prin= cipal Advisor (Technical) and EAI Evangelist
(Specialist Technical project coaching, blueprinting and mentoring large te= am)

 

Qua= nd tu veux construire un bateau, ne commence pas par rassembler du bois, couper des planches et distribuer du travail, mais = réveille au sein des hommes le désir de la mer grande et large.
(If you want to build a ship, don't start drummin= g up the men to gather wood, divide the work and give orders.
Instead, teach them to yearn for the wide and endless sea).
 
(Antoine de Saint Exupéry, Terre des Hommes, II)

Table of Content

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Seminar and Training Offers (“Queen Mary 2 Seminar”) 7<= o:p>

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Preferred Missions:

B= eing the respected advisor within a multi-national technical team and giving premium advice to development teams.

A= vailable for

·         Leading and mentoring com= plex SAP and Netweaver EAI missions with large, multicultural teams

·         Blueprinting SCM projects= for non-discrete industries (chemical, pharma, steel etc.)

·         Evangelizing SAP Netweave= r and EAI methodology

·         Multinational, multi-site projects: Germany plus French speaking countries and/or Asia

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P= rojects are no death marching forays and teams are not military platoons. Managing complex projects is hence not like leading an army but as if conducting a symphonic orchestra. The role of the director is to make numerous highly sk= illed musicians to play together in perfect harmony.

Special merits:

·         Celebrating over 20 years= in business

·         Leading expert for IDoc, = ALE, Workflow and Netweaver technology

·         TechTarget’s searchSAP.com site expert for IDocs, ALE and interfaces

·         Regular whitepaper author= for SAPTIPS.COM, author of several IT-books, SAPpress endorsed author

·         Tri-lingual (German-French-English) with World-wide experience

·         Hands-on experience Netwe= aver WebAS development with ABAP-Objects and BSP

Testimonial:

Being in the IT business for over twenty years and a fluent speaker of several languages, Axel gives mainly advice to project management in technical questions of a SAP implementations in his role as team coach (mentor) and auditor. Having seen all five continents, he still enjoys travelling and fe= els comfortable in many foreign countries. His personal strengths are the management of large, multi-national teams, the bigger the team, the better = he performs. His numerous books and publications give proof that he is a great teacher and is willing to share his knowledge with everyone who is prepared= to learn. Due to his ability to stay cool during all project phases and a char= isma that lets him be accepted as equal peer by both management and developers, = he is the ideal candidate as coach and team player for blueprinting your next project and conducting your giant role-out or migration.
Peter Kellogg, CIO, Bloombergs, NY

Consultant Profile and Curriculum= Vitae

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Name

Mr Axel = Angeli

= SAP Technical Project Coach and EAI Evangelist

email

a= xel-recruitment@logosworld.com

Nationality

Germany

Category

M= anagement level SAP and EAI consultant (technical and functional; IT management mento= r

Experience

M= anagement Level Technical Advisor

Publications and Associations

I= publish regularly for different editors and magazines, here are some highlights:

·         Author of “The R/3 = Guide to EDI, IDocs and Interfaces”, Vieweg-Gabler, 2nd edition, 2002

·         Co-Author: IBM Redbook (<= /span>http://ibm.com/r= edbooks), WebSphere Business Integration (SG246916), 2003

·         Author: Technische Integra= tion von SAP Systemen, SAP Press, 2003

·         Regular whitepaper author= for SAPtips.com

·         Whitepaper: Making Sense = of BSP, 2003, SAPtips.com

·         Site expert for TechTarget SearchSAP "Ask the expert" (http://searchsap.techtarget.com/ateExpertsBios)

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Highlights

P= lease read here a summary of my prominent skills applied since 1984<= /p>

·         Fluency in German/English/French, world-wide experience

·         Experienced manager and c= oach of large, successful R/3 implementation (50+) teams

·         Functional and technical = senior consultant all SCM modules (SD/MM/PP)

·         Detail know-how Netweaver= , esp. WebAS, SAP Enterprise Edition (4.7), WebDynpro, SAP/XI

·         Technology expert for integration of non R/3 platforms (S/390, DB/2), namely via HTTP/XML/SOAP

·         ABAP experience since 199= 1, Development Coach since 1997

·         Expert in ALE/EDI/IDoc/Wo= rkflow and related techniques

·         SAP experience since 1992; Migration specialist R/2 -> R/3; R/3 -> mySap/Netweaver

·         Core competence R/3 logis= tics SD/MM/PP (functional and technical)

·         Experience in trouble-sho= oting and auditing complex projects, migrations and go-Live

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Management

C= harismatic and convincing team leader and teacher with the ability to recognize talents and to motivate them to serve a team

Preferred Missions
Available on deman= d mainly for roles that match following criteria

·         Technical project managem= ent of large teams and global roll-outs

·         Evangelizing EAI and Netw= eaver Technology

·         Techno-functional advisor= for SCM (SAP SD/MM/PP related) and automation

·         Techno-functional advisor= for EAI (IDoc/ALE, EDI, XI, Workflow, Netweaver)

·         Development team coaching= and mission critical development

·         Multi-site, international missions preferred

·         Troubleshooting critical-mission tasks

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Axel Angeli email: recruitement@logosworld.com

SAP R/3 and EAI Project Manager and Devel= opment Mentor/Coach

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Basic Education

Mathematical Computer Science (Bio= metry) and Cognitive Science

Technical Skills

Computer architecture, robotics

Professional

Since 1983; SAP since 1992<= /p>

Languages

·         – German – maternal;

·         – English - assimil= ated, fluently written and spoken;

·         – French – fluently;

·         – further: Italian, Spanish, Bulgarian (Slavic)

English Skills=

Fluent, assimilated

International Experience        = ;         =

US= A, UK, France, It= aly, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Sweden, Israel, Emirates, India, Sin= gapore, China P.R., Taiwan R.O.C., Bulgaria

Industry

BASF, Novartis, Sandoz, MSD, IBM, = Iberia, Roche, ARBED Steel, ASSI Domän, Dupont etc. al.

Mobility

Missions that involve travelling a= re highly welcome; mission base in Central Europe preferred

Systems

IBM/MVS 370/9000 series, DEC/VAX, = Windows NT/2000

Programming Languages

PASCAL/Delphi, JAVA (J2EE), Beans,= EJB, JavaScript, PL/1, SQL, SmallTalk, Visual Basic, .NET, XML, XSLT, XPath, SOAP/WSDL/UDDI etc.

Packages

SAP R/2, SAP R/3, SAS (Base, Stat,= AF)

HTTP and Message Servers

IBM WebSphere/MQ Series; Microsoft= IIS; Apache Tomcat; SAP Exchange Infrastructure (XI) (see my publications); CrossWorlds

Database Systems

IBM Universal Database (DB/2), ODB= C/JDBC, SQL

SAP R/2

·         RM, RF, RV, ABAP, BTCI-programming, dialogue programming; Migration R/2-R/= 3; RM, RV, RF, RA

SAP R/3

·         Netweaver WebAS, ABAP Obj= ects, BSP, BAPI, Certified R/3 ABAP developer, serving most elements of the R/3 palette; in-depth knowledge of the workflow, RFC, ALE/IDoc and all core mod= ules of MM/SD

SAP Releases

·         2.2, 3.0C-E, 3.1F, 4.0A-C= , 4.5A (=3D4.0C), 4.5B, 4.6B, mySap, WebAS (6.4), SAP J2EE (WebDynpro)

Upgrades

·         2.2, 3= .0C/3.1F, 3.0C,᠑= 4;4.0A/B/C, 3.1, 4.5A/B, 4= .6B, mySap ERP

SAP Basis (BC)

·         ABAP Development Workbench complete; IDoc, ALE expert; Workflow;

·         BTCI, Direct Input, RFC, = BAPI and RFC/Automation via COM/CORBA/Jco; R/3 Set-up, Transport Management Syst= em, in-depth knowledge of the R/3 repository, BAdI, BSP, ABAP Objects

CA - Cross App=

·         Classification system, BA= PI, ALE/IDocs, business workflow; RFC-connectivity; HTTP-bridges

MM

·         Customising material mast= er, creditor master, purchasing, inventory management, invoice verification

SD

·         Master data, sales, shipp= ing, transportation, billing, customising

Specialities

·         EDI and Interfaces to leg= acy systems via ALE/IDoc or RFC and HTTP servers;

·         Leading and mentoring lar= ge team; XML/SOAP/HTTP developments; R/3 to HTTP bridges via DCOM/JCO (RFC); R= /3 Installation based on DB/2 and IBM S/390

Related Know-How

·         Chip-less RFID technology=

·         Cross-system integration = with SAP systems

·         Queen Mary 2 project grow= th seminar

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Publications

SAP R/3 Guide to EDI, IDocs,= ALE and Interfaces

Author: Axel Angeli and Robi Gonfalonieri, Ulrich Streit; Vieweg, 1999

This best-selling book is the only publication on the market that concentrates on the development side of SAP IDocs and ALE and interface design for SAP R/3.= The book is meant for experienced consultants and developers, who want to have a concise but complete introduction about how to design own IDocs, create tri= gger and workflows for special purposes and need an introduction in advanced interface design for SAP.

Testimonials (from Amazon.com):
From Alexandria, VA:

Finally, a Bible for IDOCs. By far, the best book on IDOC= s that I have come across. A precise, succinct and down-to-earth literature for pick= ing up skills on ALE/EDI-IDOCs, this book also carries a very user-friendly, real-time and pragmatic approach to learning IDOCs. With an SAP System besi= des, this book took me just a couple of hours to master the whole of it. The book starts with a remark - IDOCs are simple to learn, tough to explain. But the authors have dispelled the notion, disproving it totally. It is a handy book for developers/consultants, and I think it is a bare necessity for Project Managers. The time estimate given in the book for accomplishing EDI Solutio= ns stands as a great enlightener for the Project Managers with Integration Projects at hand.

From São Paulo:  

Easy to read and excellent in examples. The best book about IDOCs/ALE.

From Washington, DC:

This is the best book of the 3 available IDOC/ALE titles - but just for professionals, who want t= o get the essentials for the IDOC/ALE interface, and how to use workflow in that context. It's thin (120 pages), but it focuses on the real important facts = and information. …

From Decatur, GA:

Outstanding Reference Source for EDI interfaces. Excellent reference source for consulta= nts learning about the EDI interface and ALE. The book gives real world answers= and cuts straight to the heart of the matter. I highly recommend the book for consultants working on the subsystem side as well as those consultants work= ing EDI on the SAP side.

Author: Axel Angeli; SAP Press, 2003

This new book (currently in German language only) is a complete introduction for SAP consultants and developers in the new web-based and message based technolog= ies. It is a full compendium around the RFC and http protocol, giving working examples how to access non-SAP programs from SAP and how to call SAP from different platforms, e.g. Excel, Web servers, Java etc. It is meant for everyone who wants to know h