2 Service Asset and Configuration Management Jobs with Hybrid or WFH Options

Overview of role Service Asset and Configuration Management (SACM) is a process within the Service Management function. The SACM Analyst will work with the IT Service Asset and Configuration Manager to ensure the implementation and maturing of a robust and consistently applied Service Asset and Configuration process that underpins the IT support service to staff, students and associates of the College. The post holder will assist in identifying, maintaining, controlling and verifying assets of the university and managing how they connect hierarchically to form our systems. Improve our efficiency and service quality by aiding other … Service Management processes through the provision of accurate and consistent asset and configuration data, and will be responsible for ensuring the delivery of an efficient and high quality Service Asset and Configuration Management function delivering value to the customers of King’s College London. Accountabilities To more »

summary University Hospitals Birmingham ICT Department is one of the largest in the NHS, supporting a diverse staff base of over 24,000 clinical and non-clinical users across 4 main hospital sites and many community and remote locations. We are recruiting an experienced ICT Contracts Manager to work within … the Service Assets & Configuration Management (SACM) Team, who will manage day-to-day IT supplier relationships and associated contracts and maintain an overview of contract performance in order to report to the IT Senior Management Team to inform planning and strategic decisions. The successful candidate will lead … from an IT perspective in negotiations to resolve contractual and supplier performance issues, championing continual service improvement and driving initiatives that deliver performance improvements and best value for money. The postholder must be experienced, enthusiastic, able to communicate effectively across various stakeholders at all levels, have a great team ethic more »