M3 Consultant (Supply Chain Management)

Primary job role

The SCM consultant will directly take part in Infor M3/CloudSuite implementations, support services, and work packages on the SCM module (Item master, SKU setup, warehouse setup, supplier master, purchase pricing, purchase discounts, purchase planning, MRP, purchase orders, goods receipt, supply chain execution, etc.) for ERP solutions offered by Fortude. The individual will also need to develop his knowledge/skills on the Infor product suite while transferring the same to the other Infor practice members at Fortude.

Main duties and responsibilities

Investigate, analyze, communicate, and document business processes, and business requirements
Document gap analysis, blueprint, and scenarios related to SCM
Design and present Infor beta solutions
Perform configuration, data migration, test data creation, and testing for beta solutions
Design the solution, document the integration specifications, and perform integration testing
Prepare training material, train and evaluate key users and end users
Monitor system testing
Plan data migration, data cleansing, validation, and migration
Perform production configuration for the SCM module
Provide first–level, second–level, and third–level support during go-live
Provide post go-live training and testing related to SCM
Provide post go-live functional L2 support
Design solutions for change requests on the SCM module, provide estimates, document specifications, test, and present
Design, estimate, test, present, and document pre-sales solutions
Mentor project teammates with regard to consulting, writing, speaking, presentation, and training skills

Experience

Minimum 2-3 years of experience in ERP consulting with a minimum of 1 year experience in Infor M3

Technical Knowledge

Competency in at least one of the following Infor M3 modules:

Product Data Management (PDM)
Supply Chain Execution (SCE)
Warehouse Management (WHM)
Enterprise Asset Management (EAM)
Projects (PRJ)

Industry knowledge:

Knowledge of at least one of the industry verticals listed below is a must:

Fashion/textile, food & beverage, manufacturing, equipment service management and rental (ESM&R), distribution

Infor satellite products and technologies:

Factory Track (FT), GTN (GT Nexus), 3PL, MEC (MEC capabilities and how to apply in integrations), IDM, Enterprise Search, MBM (M3 Business Messages/EDI), ION, Ming.le, AHR (Ad Hoc Reports), ES (Enterprise search), EH/EA (Event Hub Event Analytics), MBM (M3 Business Messages/EDI), MAM (M3 Application Messages), Multi–Language

Other technologies:

DB/SQL
M3 Mgt Pages

Qualifications

Bachelors’ degree or an equivalent qualification.

Behavioral competencies

Communication
Client orientation

Teamwork and collaboration
Results and execution orientation

Other skills

Solid technical background and a sound understanding of IT systems and infrastructure
Proven ability to develop and maintain effective internal and external business relationships with various levels of management and non-management stakeholders
Proven ability to effectively work with key client executives and manage expectations
Willingness to travel overseas and work on different shifts and time zones

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