Consultant-systems integration vs integration specialist

Differences between consultant-systems integration and integration specialist duties and responsibilities

Consultant-systems integration example responsibilities.

• Manage multiple database platforms for potential performance issues, while conducting research and resolution with attention to detail and thorough documentation.
• Provide database support for EDI application.
• Ensure that HIPPA policies and procedures are put in place and EDI transaction requirements are compliant accordingly.
• Used the SDLC methodology to successfully complete the clients' implementation/project in a timely and accurate fashion.
• Work with team to troubleshoot and resolve complex issues (LAN/WAN connectivity, server access, applications).
• Utilize Unix commands and SQL commands to interrogate the databases, processes and directories utilize in the callplan execution.
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Integration specialist example responsibilities.

• Set up and manage the Linux/Apache servers and create the applications using PHP, MySql, CSS, and XHTML.
• Manage inbound and outbound feeds containing client product information and finished/outbound video products, including JavaScript delivery of products.
• Design and manage wireless infrastructure using WPA2 encryption and a centralize authentication using SSL and a user base lightweight directory database.
• Manage multiple database platforms for potential performance issues, while conducting research and resolution with attention to detail and thorough documentation.
• Project management (all phases of the SDLC).
• Design a Visio template for detail site drawings.
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