Ste Broughton

Microsoft D365 Ce Functional Lead @Signode

Manchester, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2023 — Present

Microsoft D365 Ce Functional Lead @Signode

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EDUCATION

1992 — 1994

B-Tec National Diploma

B-Tec National Diploma, Computer Studies

1990 — 1992

B-Tec

GCSE's; B; Diploma, Leisure Studies

SKILLS

Microsoft Sql ServerXmlPrince PractitionerIntegrationData WarehousingBusiness RequirementsHtmlEtlEnterprise ArchitectureBusiness AnalysisSoftware DocumentationSdlcSolution ArchitectureRequirements GatheringMicrosoft DynamicsSystems AnalysisBusiness Process ImprovementProgram ManagementSoftware Project ManagementCrmItilProject DeliveryBusiness IntelligenceIT StrategyProject ManagementWeb ServicesPublic SectorUser Acceptance TestingDatabasesOutsourcingOracleRequirements AnalysisSoapLaganSalesforce.comData MigrationIncident ManagementMaster Data ManagementPrince2Change Management

ABOUT STE BROUGHTON

A Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Consultant and Prince2 Practitioner with experience of working for over 20 years in the Utilities, Local Government, Higher Education, Housing and non for profit industry. Proven experience in design, implementation and project managing various projects focusing in delivering CRM Systems. Full appreciation of the software development life cycle. Capable of working to deadlines with a track record on delivery. A team player capable of working effectively without supervision, also punctual, literate and polite.Specialities: Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Flow, PowerApps, Power Pages, Logic Apps, Canvas Apps, Postman, Prince 2, ITIL, Project Management, Business Analysis, Systems Analysis, Incident & Change Management, Data Migration, System Configuration, System Integration, Problem Resolution.

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