Information services vice president vs service delivery manager

Differences between information services vice president and service delivery manager duties and responsibilities

Information services vice president example responsibilities.

• Promote efficient, cost effective uses of advance cloud base storage technologies and manage migration to next-generation smart technologies.
• Institute policies and procedures require to become HIPAA compliant.
• Migrate all new corporate acquisitions onto the new ERP system.
• Lead all aspects of technology including customer facing software, ERP software, and staff.
• Direct governance and compliance initiatives, such as Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPAA, resulting in enhance internal controls for the entire organization.
• Provide divisional program support, including contract bargaining with union negotiators and conducting on? site training in financial healthcare analysis.
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Service delivery manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and maintain VCE Vblock, Cisco networking, EMC storage, and VMware server / desktop infrastructure.
• Manage internal global IPVPN network services, comprise of approximately 1.6K routers / switches / Wi-Fi access points.
• Manage the back office PBX for VoIP customers which includes porting of phones and ordering new hardware from 3rd party vendors.
• Leverage the SDLC incremental release model to manage the design and implementation of a new integrate billing and check processing system.
• Manage and execute ERP implementation and optimization work.
• Manage virtualization of two data centers and 72 disparate satellite locations.
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