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    Breaking Down the Barriers: How Bangladeshi Banks Can Overcome Obstacles to Automation

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    2024-01-31
    Author
    Milky, Golam Rakib
    Mannan, Anaz Bin
    Uddin, Arif Moin
    Alam, Md Baharul
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    This thesis contributes to the understanding of automation in the banking sector of Bangladesh by conducting a comprehensive analysis of the challenges and opportunities associated with banking software. It aims to provide insights for financial institutions on maximizing the benefits of automation in their operations. By examining the role of banking software, the implementation challenges and opportunities, and strategies for optimizing its use, this research offers practical recommendations and implications for the industry. The findings of this thesis contribute to the existing literature on automation in the banking sector and provide a specific focus on the context of Bangladesh.
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    http://ar.iub.edu.bd/handle/11348/959
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    IUB, CSE
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    Thesis
    Keywords:
    Bank Automation

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