C_ARSOR_2208 | SAP Certified Ariba Sourcing Practice Exam

Comprehensive Course For SAP Certified Application Associate Ariba Sourcing

The "SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Ariba Sourcing" exam validates that the candidate possesses the fundamental and core knowledge required of the SAP Ariba Sourcing Associate Application Consultant profile. This certification proves that the candidate has an overall understanding and necessary technical skills to participate as a member of a project team in a mentored role. This certification exam is recommended as an entry level qualification to participate in SAP Ariba Sourcing design and implementation projects. Please note that this version of the exam takes part in the Stay Current with SAP Global Certification program. Once you pass this version of the exam, make sure that you participate in the subsequent stay current process. You will be required to take the bi-annual Stay Current Assessment for all subsequent SAP Ariba Sourcing releases via the SAP Learning Hub to maintain your SAP Ariba Sourcing application associate certification status and badge. In order to participate in the Stay Current program and access the Stay Current enablement and assessment, you will need at minimum an SAP Learning Hub, edition for Procurement and Networks subscription.

Course Topics:-

• Event and Auction Creation> 12%

• Event Management: Advanced Features> 12%

• Administration> 12%

• Auctions> 12%

• Product Sourcing> 12%

• Project Creation and Management8% - 12%

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