Overcoming computer-phobia one key to advancement

Article Abstract:

Computerizing the cash management function - treasury management information systems (TMIS) - is an inevitability within the next few years. Important consequences of TMIS include: instant access to recent data, automation of time-consuming calculations, greater responsibilities afforded to fewer personnel, and increased productivity. Managers who are knowledgable about computers and their relationship to treasury operations will gain a broader view of operations; be capable of more precise forecasting; and will have more time to become involved in higher-level, long-range activities.

Usage, Software, Forecasts and trends, Executives, Cash management, Computer literacy, column

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Salary, opportunity lure cash managers to banking careers

Article Abstract:

According to a survey conducted by Korn Ferry International, more executive positions paying $100,000 or more are available at banks and financial institutions than in any other industry sector. Treasury managers are also beginning to realize that not only is the pay better, but also the advancement opportunities are improved at banks and financial firms. Treasury and cash managers who want to make the transition to banking are advised that they will have to develop marketing and selling skills to be successful at a bank.

Banking industry, Surveys, Employment, Accountants, Korn-Ferry International

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