Communications network manager vs senior administrator

Differences between communications network manager and senior administrator duties and responsibilities

Communications network manager example responsibilities.

• Manage Ethernet base TCP/IP network.
• Manage and mentore telecom and facilities staff.
• Lead an RFP process to select a new MPLS provider in which save 2.6 million over a 3-year contract.
• Manage procurement of all computer and telecommunication purchases.
• Manage the first and second releases of a highly customize SharePoint portal application focuse on engaging partners and automating business processes.
• Migrate BLC systems from copper T1's to OCn & GigE fiber links.
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Senior administrator example responsibilities.

• Organize and manage all meeting logistics for various conferences and events across the U.S.
• Lead and/or participate in adding departments to the DMS, client/server upgrades, DR testing, and end user testing.
• Have configured the SharePoint environment and continuously managing both intranet and internet sites used by end users, consumers and stakeholders.
• Manage calendar and arrange travel; coordinate meetings and events; create PowerPoint presentations; prepare correspondence and approve expense reports.
• Provide remote user support via Citrix remote desktop and Cisco VPN.
• Create, maintain and provide issue resolution of complex Linux and Unix scripts.
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