Programme on Information Technology Updates & IT Security Challenges for Cooperative Banks

Programme on Information Technology updates & IT Security challenges for Board Members, General Manager & CEO & Officers of Cooperative Banks – At Goa

The computerisation in cooperatives Banks has geared up to take advantages of technology solution available. The necessary of successful computerisation has become essential in oder to satisfy the customer requirements and information requirements to the decision makes. The computerisation in state cooperatives Banks & District Central cooperatives themselves & with their branches for getting timely flow of information through core banking. However, there is no long term plan or defined strategy on computerisation mainly due to lack of awareness on information technology terms and its analytical ability to support for decision related business requirements. On deployment of high end technology solution for CBS and other delivery channels, the security challenges need to be addressed and due care needs to be taken or ensuring security in place.

The training programme on above mentioned topic is therefore exclusive plan for cooperatives banks to make aware about technology terms and also the security requirements for technology driven banking.

We therefore request you to take advantages of this programme by the participation of your broad members and Senior participation. The details of programme are enclosed. The nomination with requisite course fee must reach to the undersigned on or before 25th June, 2015. The details of the programme are enclosed for your ready reference.

For more information: http://www.vamnicom.gov.in/en/content/programme-information-technology-updates-it-security-challenges-board-members-general-0
Contact Email
[email protected]
Issued By
Vamnicom
Website
http://www.vamnicom.gov.in/
Phone
+91 20 66221400
Business Address
Ganeshkhind Road, Near Pune University,
Pune
Country
India
Categories
Education
Last Updated
July 16, 2015
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