Exit Transition Manager
- Recruiter
- Opus IT Consulting
- Location
- London
- Salary
- 700.00 - 750.00 GBP Day
- Posted
- 24 Nov 2014
- Closes
- 24 Nov 2014
- Sectors
- Management
- Contract Type
- Contract
- Hours
- Full Time
- Job Title: Exit Transition Manager
- Security Clearance Level: Disclosure Scotland
- Interviews to be held from 1st December.
Essential Experience:
- Contract Management experience
- Excellent negotiation skills
- Experience of managing deliverables via 3rd party Supplier in a high profile and/or technically innovative enterprise solution
- Proven work experience in an agile environment
Desirable Experience:
- Proven leadership and management experience at a senior level
- Project management expertise and understanding of tools and methods
- Strong stakeholder management
- Excellent communication skills
- Experience of managing direct, or Matrix staff
- Ability to manage and respond to change
- Confident communicator with users and stakeholders at all levels
- Able to deliver at pace
- Team player good collaboration skills
- Ensure knowledge transfer to wider team
Main Duties & Responsibilities:
- Take the lead in ensuring that all aspects of service transition projects are driven through to delivery
- Design, implement & maintain robust transition plan(s) taking into consideration any business activities required to integrate new services into the 'business as usual' environment
- Engage with all suppliers as required to complete production and approval of all service transition documentation
- Determine the readiness levels of the department and exiting incoming suppliers and business users with regard to upcoming changes
- Uncover readiness gaps and own action plans to close the gaps prior to go-live
- Assess risks inherent in proposed transitions, to ensure any potential scheduling and performance issues have minimum impact on provision of other services
- Ensure all relevant department functions are fully engaged in the process and committed to supply resources to complete the transition plan
- First point of escalation for any issues or problems raised by the suppliers or business; Arbitrate in situations of conflict
- Seek out and tackle issues that will prevent the delivery of business benefits linked to service transition.