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PARR, PMP
15 Apache Plume St * Brighton, CO 80601 * parr888@msn.com * 720.270.4
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Core competencies:
* Program Management
* Project Management
* Process Analysis/Management
* Budget Development/Management
* Presentations, User Guides
* Processes & Procedures
* PCI Compliance
* Resource Planning/Management
* SharePoint
* MS InfoPath
* Business Analyst * MS Office Suite
* Caliber, ReqPro
* Daptiv, ABT/Niku, Clarizen
* MS Project, Primavera, Planview
* Agile, RUP, Waterfall SDLCs
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Implementation Coordinator
Corporate Express Broomfield, CO
November, 1996 - December, 1998
* Developed End-to-End process analysis for the SDLC at Corporate Express
* Liaison between field divisions, corporate, business owners and systems develo
pment in defining system requirements.
* Detailed processes for Procurement, Supplier and Item processes, identifying t
asks, steps, etc. utilizing the SIPOC methodology.
* Prototyped a knowledge base tool incorporating the defined processes.
* Project Manager for a successful UOM (Unit of Measure) conversion.
* Gathered and defined requirements from the field for the Order Management Syst
em.
* Created system release notes for each release for the Procurement, Item and Su
pplier processes.
* Provided system information to Training for each release.
* Performed User Acceptance Testing for each new release.
SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS
IT Program Manager
* Qwest needed to improve their overall customer service. I managed a program to
make significant changes to current systems to ensure customer commitment times
were met and accounted for. I managed six separate development teams to include
76 resources consisting of Project Managers, IT Directors, Development Managers
, Architects, Analysts, Developers, Testers and the Program Management Office.
Results: Program cost was $5 million, but created annual costs savings of $5.6
million and payback within 1.5 years.
* Qwest divided their Network systems into 4 major groups to support the concept
of centers of excellence. I managed the portfolio of key systems supporting th
e End-to-End Flow for Service and Repair. Results: Upper management could now
make key decisions of where to allocate funds based on the benefits of the proje
cts/ programs as captured by the portfolio information.
IT Project Manager
* Qwest and U.S.West were in the process of merging. Prior to this decision bei
ng made, analysis was required to determine whether it was feasible or not, for
both companies. I identified systems synergies and opportunities. Results: Id
entification of cost savings/avoidance in the SS7 area that supported the decisi
on for the merger.
Process Analyst / Liaison
* Corporate Express was deploying a new distribution system across the US to sup
port their Next Day Delivery strategy. However, processes were not considered i
nitially. I led the effort to develop missing processes, and improved existing
processes for product and supplier maintenance, procurement and managing invento
ry levels. Results: Operations became more synchronized with each other, reduc
ing system maintenance costs by 20%.
Creative
* Corporate Express needed a way to communicate processes and procedures consist
ently across on their distribution points in the US. I developed a prototype of
an on-line knowledge database for policies, procedures, processes, concepts, ta
sks and organizational information, which was used as their Knowledge Base. Res
ults: The prototype was converted to production, which facilitated communicatio
ns across the company.
* Qwest needed a way to provide information at an aggregated level to executive
management, and at the same time, provide a tool for Project Managers to manage
their projects. I created an on-line tool, utilizing Microsoft Access, to captu
re project information reported to executive management. Results: This tool w
as used by all the project managers in Network (20) and became the template for
the entire company.
Consultant
* A manufacturing company had to make a decision whether to move their current f
acilities, or improve their current facilities. I performed an End-to-End proce
ss analysis. Results: Reduced set-up times by 30%, improved material flow and
space utilization by 25%, and decreased inventory levels by 30%, which supported
the decision they had to make.