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TO
SUCCEED AS A TECHNOLOGY ADMINISTRATOR
YOUR EDUCATION NEEDS TO INCLUDE...
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BUSINESS
OR TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATION:
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Generate
performance, cost, and inventory record-keeping systems.
Apply project management skills to all areas of responsibility.
Apply software applications to business situations.
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| COMPUTING:
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Interface
effectively with management information systems personnel.
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| OPERATIONS
MANAGEMENT: |
Analyze
and report impact of operational changes. Use numeric models
for problem identification, formulation and solution. Write
requests for proposals based on specific requirements. Design
and develop solutions to specific business needs.
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| MATHEMATICS
& ACCOUNTING: |
Perform
both long and short-term cost/benefit analyses Prepare budgets
and forecasts. Use spreadsheet software to develop cost
comparison and tracking schemes. Use mathematical tools
to analyze and solve business problems.
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| GENERAL
EDUCATION:
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Write
effective business and technical communications. Make presentations
to technical and business audiences. Apply critical thinking
skills to sensitive and complex issues. Use applied research
techniques to find relevant information for decision-making
and problem solving.
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Technology
Administrators must have a broad knowledge of business functions
as well as extensive computer skills. Their roles and titles
vary depending on the size and complexity of the company and
technology involved.
Plan
and design networks.
Develop budgets and policies for equipment and services.
Purchase equipment and coordinate installation.
Analyze and evaluate trends and new technologies.
Prepare and deliver business presentations.
Recruit, manage and interact with other administrators.
Monitor and evaluate network performance.
Use software to create solutions.
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