Network operations project manager vs information technology administrator

Differences between network operations project manager and information technology administrator duties and responsibilities

Network operations project manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and align short- and long-term operational strategy and initiatives in carrier transport and IP applications.
• Define processes and procedures for the NOC like change management, incidence management and problem management.
• Develop and implement SAN fabric solution for in-house secondary storage.
• Provide technical documentation and configuration changes for firewall rules and network schema.
• Design and implement an upgrade infrastructure topology in order to support a Cisco VoIP deployment.
• Provide technical consulting in design, development, testing and implementation of initiatives involving or impacting desktop services.
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Information technology administrator example responsibilities.

• Define, document and project manage the implementation and configuration changes to HRIS applications.
• Manage the migration from ADP to Lawson software; adapt HRIS to fit organizational needs.
• Manage PC trainers and develop high quality internal instructor-le courses.
• Manage host peripheral hardware including disk files and space utilization.
• Manage and maintain corporate telecommunications and LAN; recommend repairs as needed.
• Manage administration for SharePoint websites including account creation or modifying existing user accounts and site settings.
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