Manager, information technology/communications vs information systems director

Differences between manager, information technology/communications and information systems director duties and responsibilities

Manager, information technology/communications example responsibilities.

• Manage operational and escalation/incidents of core services including connectivity, applications and services host in both cloud and legacy bare-metal environments.
• Oversee and assist with the creation of on-line learning tools (WBT, Intranet educational/reference tools, etc .).
• Upgrade the entire organization to PC base computing, with server data conversion, from a non-Y2K compliant mini-frame environment.
• Create intranet for centralizing communication.
• Develop standard PC imaging process and implement technical solutions.
• Recommend enterprise security architecture, virtual servers/applications/workstations/mobile.
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Information systems director example responsibilities.

• Lead a technology expansion to deliver an internal portal using Microsoft .NET and SharePoint platforms.
• Manage SDLC of custom application and relate web and data services, consultants and support contracts.
• Establish team of security /compliance experts to effectively manage PCI and SOX compliance and formal change control processes.
• Manage multiple large scale projects including infrastructure installations of wire and wireless networks and replace PBX system creating efficiencies and savings.
• Lead the implementation of several SharePoint initiatives.
• Implement custom build ERP system which manage inventory, laboratory testing and patient demographics.
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