Information systems planner vs technical consultant

Differences between information systems planner and technical consultant duties and responsibilities

Information systems planner example responsibilities.

• Manage content, design and task management on various SharePoint sites.
• Implement and manage all organizational security measures, cryptographic equipment and DoD communications security (COMSEC) keying material.
• Introduce teams to processes to establish FISMA and NIST security compliance, and guide various risk mitigation actions.
• Enforce security policies and safeguards on all personnel having access to the system for which the ISSO have responsibility.
• Control access to encryption processes and to databases that are used for archiving and retrieving network and system management information.
• Research, plan and execute physical-to-virtual VMware migration and consolidation for multiple entire data-centers.
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Technical consultant example responsibilities.

• Develop several Unix scripts to automate routine operating system and application maintenance tasks.
• Lead design, development and implementation of business intelligence and ETL solutions for client organizations.
• Collaborate with developers, technical leads and management to develop technical standards for PL/SQL coding and documentation.
• Create and manage several SharePoint team sites to host, communicate and collaborate about project information and documentation.
• Provide emergency support to internal/external customers requiring the ability to effectively manage multiple tasks and rapidly troubleshoot complex applications.
• Extract, clean and validate from XML file into database using SSIS task (XML source).
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