1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Business Transformation Jobs in Manchester with Remote Work Options

clients predict and plan for disruptive future opportunities and create new paths to growth in the sustainable economy. Taking a people-centered approach to business transformation, we use insights to connect brand, content, commerce and experience, underpinned by modern creativity. iProspect vision is to be a critical marketing … partner for our clients delivering transformative business outcomes. We do this by delivering performance solutions that connect data technology and activation into one seamless, optimised marketing performance engine. This role is a critical enabler of these solutions for our clients. A newly appointed position in our Media team is … security assessments have been completed for Media. Partner and collaborate with the wider Security team (Cyber Ops, Security Architecture, Risk etc.) Build relationships with business and development teams Skills required A good understanding of modern technologies, architectures, and development practices. Demonstrate expertise in risk assessing technical products and solutions. more »

for what the system(s) can do to help us digitise our airports, automate processes and provide solutions to some of our most demanding business challenges. Working across our airports and group functions, the role of the Technology Product Manager is to work across the business and technology … functions to understand how the current system constraints and issues fit into a roadmap alongside strategic product development that is driven by business transformation initiatives. Youll guide solution thinking alongside technical architects and create, groom & prioritise backlogs based on value to MAG. As well as being a hands … also play a key role in leading your people, whether that be product owners focused on a particular part of your product area or business analysts and solution teams working on projects that impact your product stack. Youll need to co-ordinate people so theyre all clear on the more »