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This document outlines an IT manager's responsibilities from December 1999 to Specialised Outsourcing Limited. The IT manager managed IT staff and contractors, project managed the development and maintenance of in-house UNIX-based foreign exchange and risk management systems using Informix 4gl on an Informix SE 7 database. Additional responsibilities included maintaining 4 SCO UNIX servers and 50 terminal network, upgrading hardware and networks, and administering a Novell and Windows network as well as Informix databases.
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