Types of work in demand in a recession

[oracleslave]

I think you mean "toot toot"
I guess you're right - but that would fall under my BI category I think.

There are a couple of business processes, transactions, accounting etc etc that take place in an ERP system before your datawarehouse gets to know about it.

[sasguru]

There are a couple of business processes, transactions, accounting etc etc that take place in an ERP system before your datawarehouse gets to know about it.

I'd still class that as low-level BI - it's the raw material that you need to crunch.

[oracleslave]

I'd still class that as low-level BI - it's the raw material that you need to crunch.

True in a way, but you are classing something that is much larger than just BI in a very small category, i.e BI is only one element of a larger arena and not the other way around.

[sasguru]

True in a way, but you are classing something that is much larger than just BI in a very small category, i.e BI is only one element of a larger arena and not the other way around.

True enough.

[Jog On]

Hairdressing?

Web dev - people will always need websites like they need their hair cutting.

Similar levels of remuneration too.

Internet marketing/SEO services to go with that

[Churchill]

There is no recession in the SAP *tut-tut* groovy train.

<toot><toot> you illiterate wop!

[DiscoStu]

SAP always pays for itself within 6 months of implementation

Comedian?

[bogeyman]

SAP always pays for itself within 6 months of implementation

So does putting a brick in the toilet cistern if you're on a water meter.

[hyperD]

So does putting a brick in the toilet cistern if you're on a water meter.

I always find laying a brick in the bowl to be the preferred method. Your way tends to reduce the number of dinner parties I'm invited back to.

[Lucy]

Counsellor