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Southern Region: EIS Data Base Administrator/Programmer
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Author: BEST/World Associates
Date: Tue, 03 Jun 1997 00:00
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Title:		Southern Region:  EIS Data Base
Administrator/Programmer
Department:	Information Technology
Reports to:	Manager, Business Solutions

General Purpose:

To implement the Executive Information System and Decision Support
System. The work done by this position will be greatly leveraged
throughought the organization by placing the ability to retrieve and
manipulate information directly into the hands of the clients (end
users). Main duties of this position is to design and maintain the
EIS/DSS data bases. Incumbent is responsible to create load processes
and operational management capability.

Essential Job Functions:

	Design and Maintain Data Bases
	Duties:  Design and maintain the EIS/DSS data bases. Create
load processes and operational management capability. Optimize data
base structure for efficiency. Work Closely with ven-dors to ensure
system performance. Perform capacity reviews for data base size and
response time. (70%)

	Programming
	Duties:  Perform programming tasks for EIS/DSS, particularly
as related to more technical  and capacity issues. (25%)

	Other Duties
	Duties:  Other duties as assigned. (5%)

Physical and Sensory Requirements (with or without the aide of
mechanical devices):
Mobility, reaching, bending, lifting, grasping, fine hand
coordination, ability to read and write, abili-ty to communicate with
personnel, ability to remain calm under stress, and ability to travel.

BEST/World Associates
http://www.bestworld.com/bestworld
peter@bestworld.com
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