This article proposes 50-points which are helpful for a successful monitoring of computerized bank-branches. They include areas like Infrastructure and Placement of Computers, Customization and Parameter Settings in Software, HR issues, Maintenance of Hardware and Software, etc.

Computers have become pervasive and their widespread use has become more commonplace in banks. For variety of reasons, computers have immerged as an integral part of the banking system. Today, bank-branches are technology-driven. The explosive use of computers has created a high demand for managing, monitoring and administrating a computerized branch. Banks are paying more attention on the post-installation scenario of a computerized branch, as the banks have started realizing that a small negligence at any level may cause great damage and harm to banks. For banks, the most important aspect is not the induction of technology alone, but also to have an adequate knowledge on monitoring and managing the computer systems post- installation.

In this article, 50-points for monitoring a computerized bank-branch are proposed. These points have been classified into ten categories as follows: Creation of proper infrastructure such as furniture, electric wiring and fittings, LAN cables, flooring, etc. Dust-free, temperature-controlled and humidity-controlled environment for the computers. Sufficient quantity of computer stationery and consumable items in stock.

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