Rishit Mishra

Rishit Mishra is a Manager in the PwC - Digital Risk Solutions practice.

For over 9+ years Rishit has been leading, delivering and managing a diverse range of multinational SAP security and GRC Access Control projects for Fortune 100 clients across various industries. Rishit’s project experiences include: SAP Security Design/Redesign, SAP GRC-AC implementations, SAP Security/GRC Assessments & SAP Security Remediation. Rishit’s experience includes catering to a wide array of clients in the Energy, Industrial Products and Consumer Products industries. He has consistent results of delivering critical project deliverables within a stipulated time span. He gives special attention to client management with focus on customer service and client values.

Rishit has worked on multiple SAP platforms which include SAP R/3 4.6C, v4.7, SAP ERP Central Component Release 6.0, SAP BI 7.0, Virsa Compliance Calibrator v4.0, Virsa Firefighter tool v4.0, Governance Risk Compliance v5.3 , Governance Risk Compliance v10 catering to a wide array of clients in the Oil & Gas, Pharmaceuticals and Manufacturing industry.

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