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Monterrey, N.L., MX

Monterrey, Nuevo León, México

Responsible for business transformation and overseeing critical deliverables; such as business capability models, business capabilities, and value streams. Responsible of leading the architecture of RMS upgrade and re-architecting business processes to meet the new definition of Oracle Retail.Collaboration with the three architecture layers.

Monterrey, Nuevo León, México

Risks and technical impacts validation as well as business process changes in order to upgrade the Oracle Retail Merchandising System.Validate the best practices in the retail industry vs OXXO practices.Requirements elicitation.Team lead

Monterrey, Nuevo León, México

Replenishment lead for the ORACLE RMS upgrade.Warrantied the acomplishment of every single business requirement working together with IT and other functional platforms.Assessment of the solutions proposed by the consultant in order to reach the business goals by implementing the best Replenishment practices

Elicitation of business requirements to offer solutions for the commercial department as tomake the organization more profitableDefinition of analysis schemes, communication, functional specification, and traceability of the development process

Monterrey, Nuevo León, México

Migrated the Open Country web application to implement a new Struts based version. TheOpen Country Application provides means to retrieve and update information of financialportfolios in a Country.Developed the first phase of the Administration tool that helped copying databaseinformation from one environment to another without using a DBMS. The tool is a.

Developed the shift assignment module for the Task Assignment tool used by the corporate office of the franchised convenience stores. The module was developed using the Clipper programming language with the Alaska XBase++ framework.Implemented a customer flow calculation module for the Task Assignment tool. The customer flow calculation helps store leaders.

Provided guidance to college teachers on the best practices to use an e-learning platform. The e-learning platform was called Blackboard.