Technical solutions architect vs information technology architect

Differences between technical solutions architect and information technology architect duties and responsibilities

Technical solutions architect example responsibilities.

• Manage and deliver large-scale, complex ERP programs that marry processes with technology to help clients achieve high performance.
• Receive DoD DIACAP approval for the JTRS unclassify and classify networks by managing and mentoring a team of virtual security professionals.
• Manage network optimization program including cloud solutions, collaboration, and security technologies.
• Work extensively with SQL to generate data for bsiness and implement java base db solutions.
• Work with the development team to encourage more reusable API components during the development cycle.
• Appropriate technology choices, process implications, network latency and data migration approaches with minimal outage windows.
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Information technology architect example responsibilities.

• Used PowerShell to automate routine tasks within the environment.
• Manage the transition of an enterprise data set from disparate storage systems to a NetApp V6280A.
• Manage and architect high visibility projects for implementation of ERP, CRM, EDW and middleware solutions.
• Manage end to end testing with QA team for upcoming release and ensure that all critical bugs are track.
• Develop company product strategy and lead the team to produce and operate a secure and very compute intense SaaS offering.
• Lead CIO sponsor strategic corporate initiatives resulting in production-deploy solutions and realize ROI.
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