Processing manager vs business process manager

Differences between processing manager and business process manager duties and responsibilities

Processing manager example responsibilities.

• Recruit, hire and train candidates to meet divisional employee requirement while managing FTE and capacity.
• Lead SOX compliance efforts by mapping key compliance processes, conducting internal policy reviews, and participating in external audits.
• Lead initiatives in conjunction with the AMO and PMO to ensure that audits are planned, manage and deliver for success.
• Manage simplification process and relate initiatives.
• Manage business acceptance of new ERP functionality improving training, data quality and inventory accuracy.
• Develop and manage conversion of paper garnishment check receipts to electronic file and wires from participating payroll companies.
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Business process manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and set up key manufacturing ERP and MRP inputs such as bill of materials (BOM) and routes.
• Manage private fleet operations including safety performance and logistics quality management.
• Implement and manage corporate SharePoint site increasing employee communications and document sharing.
• Manage a portfolio of inpatient and outpatient products market to major academic medical centers, community hospitals and nursing homes.
• Improve measurements and reporting by establish a performance management program; KPIs and BSC initiative.
• Develop a training plan that includes end user groups, role mapping to courses and training logistics.
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