Business Transformation Consultant-Asset Management

Introduction
At IBM, we know that transformation drives change, and it is in our DNA to continuously transform. Our Business Transformation Consultants help drive large scale change that spans IBM business units and geographies. As a part of this team, you will have the unique opportunity to be a part of driving IBM's ongoing transformation as a company that continuously innovates and leads the market.

Your Role and Responsibilities
By leveraging deep asset management domain expertise, consulting acumen, and technical know-how, this role ensures the delivery of solutions that align with client business strategies and drive measurable outcomes.

Key responsibilities include:

• Strategic Alignment with business technical stakeholder
• Collaborate with stakeholders to understand business objectives, data & asset management challenges, and operational goals
• Translate client needs into scalable EAM solutions that foster operational efficiency and cost optimization.
• Solution Design & Implementation

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