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For many banks today, the focus is on growth on acquiring new customers, expanding existing customer relationships, entering new markets, and, of course, increasing profitability.
The opportunities for growth are great-but so too are the challenges. Recently, the credit crisis and an increased focus on risk management have made headlines. But a number of other, deeper changes are continuing to reshape the industry, as well. Customers have rising expectations for service and convenience across contact channels-and a declining sense of loyalty. Industry consolidation is making wide market reach and economies of scale more important. Regulatory requirements and compliance issues are becoming more complex and more demanding, especially as the industry becomes more global in nature. And competition continues to grow as banks vie with one another for customers and non-bank players-such as automotive finance units, online financial services companies and pre-paid payment card providers-enter the scene. Looking ahead, it is clear that banks will have to find ways to be both more innovative and more efficient if they are to compete.
Information technology (IT) can play a key role in helping banks to meet those challenges. In terms of innovation, IT can enable new products and bundles of products that target key customer segments and communities. It can also open new distribution channels and provide tools for tailoring loans and managing risk more effectively. In terms of efficiency, information technology can help banks monitor and manage globalize operations, automate processes, and integrate and consolidate back-office activities across geographic boundaries.
The fundamental importance of IT in banking is widely recognized. The industry has invested heavily in systems, and it continues to do so-with great expectations. In a recent survey, the majority of banks said that they expect to use their systems to gain competitive advantage over the next three years.
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Tejas, VFX is a field of applying your design knowledge to create pleasing effects to highlight and progress the story. So typically a VFX person either comes from animation or film making. The lower end staff comes from graphics. Now, ideally a Degree in either Animation or Film Making would qualify you to then take VFX as a specialization and also ensure that you stand on firm ground. Do not focus on what the certification is called, but search more on the learnings from the course. Something like VFX Pro at Arena or similar specialized course from elsewhere can be good. Only check if the faculty is of that level. Placement in VFX is better in South because of Multiple regional film industries. It could be good in Hyderabad and Chennai besides the usual options in Mumbai which supports the Hindi as well as north region film industries. Technical Director is the best post for a VFX Artist. And low end are Rotoscoping and Wireframe removal artists. Nothing but your innermost talent and passion should lead you to the course and the institute you choose. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like.