Brian Shedrow Email & Phone Number

Greater Atlanta Area

• Project management role within the Customer Solutions team of Americas Business IT. Charged with implementation of a range of customer facing projects including visibility and EDI at a shipment/order/item-level, as.
• Responsible for managing customer projects from definition and planning through implementation. Created project charter and definition documentation, tracked budget, issues and risks for each project, and provided.
• Managed external vendors for timely delivery of all custom programming and configuration deliverables. Requested and negotiated development quotes (initial and scope changes) and approved monthly invoices. Responsible.
• Organized and led team communication via regularly scheduled teleconference and web meetings. Ensured follow- through with post-conference delivery of meeting minutes and action items.
• Selected with one other manager to join a new regional competency center created for leading all implementations of Oracle Transportation Management (OTM) within the Americas region.
• Consistently recognized by customers in Lessons Learned feedback for collaborative and effective project management. Awarded DHL First Choice awards after completing the International Rectifier and the Garmin projects.

• Responsible for data analysis and route optimization for the Electronics Hi-Tech vertical.
• Provided analysis in support of securing new EHT clients Graybar Electric and Entergy Corporation.
• Assisted in continuous improvement efforts for current customers BellSouth and Nortel Networks.
• Constructed Microsoft Access database to track equipment assets and searching for synergies between accounts.
• Provided assistance to coworkers in their use of Microsoft Office and VBA programming.

• Managed project schedules and led weekly presentations for senior plant management to discuss project accomplishments.
• Applied statistical quality management methods, including process mapping, control charting, and experimentation, to determine process capability and uncover sources of variation.
• Evaluated and compared proposed quality control methods within the dye-mixing process. Implemented new procedures which reduced operator variation and improved accuracy.

Bsie, Industrial Engineering

Activities and Societies: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Jewish Student Union

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