[2754] in SAPr3-news
Co-Authors wanted / Reputation available
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Torsten Schlabach)
Sun May 4 09:17:40 1997
To: sapr3-news@MIT.EDU
Date: Sun, 04 May 1997 12:39:22 +0200
From: Torsten Schlabach <TSchlabach@csi.com>
Reply-To: TSchlabach@csi.com
Dear SAP community,
we - a multinational team of 3 authors - have contracted with a major US
book publisher to author an SAP book. As we want to make ensure a broad
coverage of all the aspects involved with SAP, we are still looking for
some co-authors who are experienced in areas such as:
* Individual modules. Did you ever implement modules and worked together
with business on that job opposed to caring about SAP Basis? You are our
man. Contact us!
* Tools. Do you have an opinion on certain SAP tools? Did you work with
them. Can you contribute good pratices or bad experiences? You are the
one we are looking for.
* Management. Did you ever look at an SAP implementation for an IT
management standpoint rather then through all the technical issues. What
is you experience with selecting people. What parts of the work did you
do internally, where did you rely on contractors or consultants.
We have basically two offers for you:
1. You can write chapters or parts of chapters of the book.
2. If you do not feel comfortable with writing, maybe because you are
not a native speaker or you do not like your own style, you can
contibutre content in any form you can think of. We have experienced
authors on board who can turn content you deliver into text.
Anyway you will be recognized as one of the authors of the book. That
should help you in your next assignment and should be what you are
looking for as anyone should know that you cannot make the same money
writing that you can in consulting.
For more information, contact me by e-mail or at +49-172-2117404.
Torsten Schlabach
Freelance Writer
Munich, Germany
