President & chief technology officer vs information technology systems manager

Differences between president & chief technology officer and information technology systems manager duties and responsibilities

President & chief technology officer example responsibilities.

• Define and manage development of a mobile-first solution for cloud streaming of digital content on a global scale.
• Manage security audits to comply with federal security guidelines (HIPAA) and to exceed industry guidelines (SYSTRUST).
• Manage multiple implementations over the years using different e-commerce platforms.
• Manage organization's PMO and define standards using the PMI methodology for project/program management.
• Recruit to manage all product development operations and oversee strategic product planning sessions, leading architecture and design meetings.
• Manage all technological systems from concept to implementation, including systems architecture, specification, acquisition or development, and operation.
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Information technology systems manager example responsibilities.

• Manage VMware on several systems for compatibility with older applications as well as new systems.
• Manage the HP-UX deployment of thousands of users worldwide, resolve any OS integration incompatibilities.
• Lead the implementation, management, and support of the company's first POS application.
• Manage a significant capital and expense budget for the UNIX server infrastructure and negotiate contracts with hardware and software vendors.
• Manage development, QA, user acceptance testing, and production release of virtual environment for numerous title and escrow applications.
• Manage team resources and expectations on the implementation of a new system intranet and patient portal (https: //myiuhealth.org/).
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