Yu Ying Seah
About Yu Ying Seah
Yu Ying Seah is the Senior Director of Applications at SC Johnson in Singapore, with a background in IT and business intelligence roles at Tyco and General Electric.
Current Position at SC Johnson
Yu Ying Seah is currently serving as the Senior Director of Applications at SC Johnson in Singapore. In this role, Seah has delivered 138 projects over 24 months, including three programs each exceeding US$10MM. Seah is responsible for developing and implementing IT solutions and streamlining systems, significantly enhancing the company's operational efficiency.
Previous Roles at Tyco Flow Control
Before joining SC Johnson, Yu Ying Seah held several significant roles at Tyco Flow Control. From 2011 to 2013, Seah worked as the Global SAP & Business Intelligence Director. Prior to that, Seah was the IT Director for Tyco Flow Control Asia from 2007 to 2010. Seah's tenure at Tyco International also includes serving as Six Sigma MBB, Corporate Audit from 2003 to 2006, showcasing a robust background in IT leadership and quality management.
Role at General Electric
Yu Ying Seah's professional journey includes a role as the Global eManufacturing Program Leader at GE Plastics from 2002 to 2003. In this position, Seah was responsible for overseeing global manufacturing programs, enhancing the company's electronic manufacturing capabilities, and contributing to the overall strategic initiatives of GE Plastics.
Education and Credentials
Yu Ying Seah earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from the National University of Singapore, where Seah studied from 1995 to 1998. This educational foundation has provided Seah with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in business administration and IT management.
Major Projects and Initiatives at SC Johnson
Yu Ying Seah has been instrumental in several high-impact projects at SC Johnson. These include developing an S/4 HANA roadmap and delivering a global S/4 HANA solution for the SCJ Professional division. Seah also implemented Bizagi as an enterprise workflow solution, creating a global Brand Operating System with 38 integrated workflows. Additionally, Seah turned around a troubled TIBCO Enterprise Service Bus initiative and stabilized global EDI service quality. Seah's efforts have substantially improved IT delivery performance from 35% to 80% and established three delivery factories: Workflow, EDI, and Digital.