I studied Management of Information Systems in university. There, I learned the basics about planning and analyzing systems, managing databases, the history of networks, and computer hardware. After finishing my studies, I started working at Motorola. In my first seven years there, my job was to take care of system engineering, which included fixing problems with hardware and software, keeping servers and networks working well, and managing an electronic approval application. When the company changed its structure, my team members moved to another company called CSC, and I started working closely with them from Motorola, helping to coordinate our projects together. Two years later, I learned how to manage our company's infrastructure, including contracts for hardware, checking our inventory every year, and planning the budget for our infrastructure. After another change in the company, I was responsible for quality assurance (QA) and supporting the first line of non-ERP systems in Taiwan. During my time at work, I was involved in Motorola's merge into ARRIS and then into COMMSCOPE. I managed to integrate all Non-ERP systems successfully. I also introduced a system from Motorola for checking components, which reduced the need to redo tracking by 50%. I used this system to create a new inventory system. I am a focused, strong, and dependable professional. As a team member, I have done well in working with different departments and those who develop systems, helping a lot in making our projects successful. I have been active in sharing new ideas, which has helped in achieving our project goals. My experience has made me good at handling different tasks while making sure everything is done well and efficiently. I am dedicated to contributing positively in a team to reach our project goals. I understand that change is normal in the IT world, but I believe that with hard work and dedication, nothing is too difficult. Now, I'd like to ask if anyone has any questions.