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JOB REQUIREMENTS Knowledge of Project Portfolio Management methodologies Experience in project management principles and processes Ability to work in a changing environment and modify work plans as necessary Prior experience with Anaplan, Smartsheet & Box tools is preferred.
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The manager of IT Portfolio management will manage corporate IT Infrastructure and Security projects. The Portfolio Manager will take large company-wide, highly visible Portfolios from vision to release.
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The manager of IT Portfolio will manage corporate IT Infrastructure and Security projects. The IT Portfolio Manager will have the experience and skills necessary to continuously improve the way we develop and deliver initiatives with a solid analytical mindset and interest in taking part in the PMO organization and enhancing processes to improve data integrity and accuracy.
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The Associate Director, Pipeline and Portfolio Market Planning is accountable for developing product strategies, including indication selection and sequencing, global market and disease understanding, competitive landscape assessments, patient journey and treatment paradigms, target product profiles (TPPs), product differentiation, positioning and value proposition, forecasting and market access/pricing dynamics for select pipeline programs.
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This role reports to the GBSD Customer Experience Senior Manager for the Money/Fintech Portfolio. We are looking to add a Senior Customer Experience Lead for our expanding money portfolio of apps, including Capital and Fintech capabilities.
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The successful candidate will report to the Senior Manager of Project and Portfolio Management and will lead projects focused on majority of business processes transformations on business applications and existing processes for example record to report, order to cash, quote to cash and procure to pay replacement or new product introduction.
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The Cloud and Asset Portfolio Solutions (CAPS) team sits within ELS, with the core mission of serving as the interface between the global data center delivery and portfolio management function and our product customers requiring data center space.
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Leverage strategic and analytical expertise to implement new portfolio management analysis approaches, methods, tools, and capabilities. Partner with oncology leadership and cross-functional teams to define, build, lead, and drive strategic processes and portfolio analytics development.
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As the PMO Portfolio coordinator, your main role is to implement robust portfolio management processes in alignment with organizational goals and strategic objectives. 5+ years of proven experience in project management / product management / portfolio management.
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