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Steve Mayfield
IT director
10 points
In my career I have:
• Cut costs by decreasing the need for outside consultants
• Improved SOX compliance by standardizing processes, streamlining application portfolios, and prioritizing new initiatives.
• Facilitated a $200K revenue increase through establishing an application hosting business.
• Increased billings ...
• Cut costs by decreasing the need for outside consultants
• Improved SOX compliance by standardizing processes, streamlining application portfolios, and prioritizing new initiatives.
• Facilitated a $200K revenue increase through establishing an application hosting business.
• Increased billings ...
In my career I have:
• Cut costs by decreasing the need for outside consultants
• Improved SOX compliance by standardizing processes, streamlining application portfolios, and prioritizing new initiatives.
• Facilitated a $200K revenue increase through establishing an application hosting business.
• Increased billings per hour 160% at ISCC through improved consultant training.
• Lowered costs by effectively negotiating prices with vendors.
• Planned and led several highly effective business process re-engineering initiatives.
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• Cut costs by decreasing the need for outside consultants
• Improved SOX compliance by standardizing processes, streamlining application portfolios, and prioritizing new initiatives.
• Facilitated a $200K revenue increase through establishing an application hosting business.
• Increased billings per hour 160% at ISCC through improved consultant training.
• Lowered costs by effectively negotiating prices with vendors.
• Planned and led several highly effective business process re-engineering initiatives.
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