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Change Management Analyst - Supply Chain Outside IR35 Contract Remote Working Nomad Foods is Europe's leading frozen food company with approx. 8000 employees across 22 markets and 19 factories. The Company's portfolio of iconic brands, which includes Birds Eye, Findus, iglo, Aunt Bessie's and Goodfella's … transformation opportunity designed to enable Nomad Foods to deliver its financial goals through the strategy of 'Simplify, Standardise, Automate & Transform’. As an experienced Change Management Analyst, you will join the Phoenix Supply Chain Change team, focusing on the areas of planning and procurement. You will drive … engagement and change activities across our offices and factories. You will proactively seek out effective ways to deliver and embed business change, leading on change impact analysis and organising system demonstrations, coordinating change communities, creating personas and user journeys with a core emphasis on engaging people more »

The Change and Configuration Analyst at AllPoints Fibre will beresponsible for supporting both Change Management and Configuration Management BAU operations, co-ordinating and overseeing the respective processes within APFN. This role ensures that all changes to the APFN network and corporate IT infrastructure are systematically recorded and … managed and that configuration items (CIs) are accurately recorded, maintained, and reported. The Analyst works closely with the Change Manager and various departments to minimize service disruptions and optimize the efficiency and reliability of the APFN network & its associated infrastructure. What you will be doing: Ensure the quality … of Change Request (CR) tickets; seeking further details when required from Change Requesters; and challenge where appropriate Ensure CRs are categorised according to risk and impact, contain the right levels of information, and are processed through validation, approval and authorisation to review and closure. Review & confirm risk and more »