Solutions Architect

Harrison Scott Associates Goosnargh, England Apr 27, 2024

Type Full Time
Pay Not listed
Work Onsite

The Solutions Architect position centres on flexible and resilient – adapting approach to consistently deliver exceptional results. It would suit someone who can bring dynamic, results driven individual – capable of inspiring and motivating individuals at all levels to the role.

What the work leans on

ISEB • Awareness of Document Composition and associated tools e.g. Scanning / imaging, capture, records management, storage and retrieval and document workflow) and ‘Comms Out’ (transactional print and mail, print management, digital services, dat.

Where the technical work sits

  • Flexible and resilient – adapting approach to consistently deliver exceptional results.

Technical requirements

  • Outgoing personality with the ability to engage others – to include ‘C’ level executives.
  • Ability to work independently in the achievement of assigned targets.
  • Document management solutions and delivery knowledge – with ability to evaluate.

What helps delivery stay steady

Dynamic, results driven individual – capable of inspiring and motivating individuals at all levels.

Practical details

  • Client opportunities through this critical stage of the sales cycle.
  • Sales tools and services needed to advance prospect.
  • Support and guidance to Senior Management, BDM’s and CRM’s in pre-sales scenarios – including presentations.
  • Document production processes, technologies and legacy document process workflows – including requirements gathering and definition.
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