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Executive Summary Electronic banking groom with speed that no one expected, industry growth is awesome in a little span of time. E-Banking offer number of services and products that was unpredictable during the manual banking era banks has limited boundaries and the source of competitive advantage is very difficult to obtain. Man power was the only weapon to get advantage over the benefits. E-Banking benefits can’t be denied but on the other hand the risks are on high side. The banks require keeping the balance of benefits versus risk. The marketed offerings welcome the huge customer base but to retain the customer lot of homework need to be done by the banks. The risks related to E-banking are categories to define it more specifically in order to develop risk mitigation strategy. The reach of the customer is both nationally and internally and banks have to face beyond the national boundaries to resolve their customer problem. The open and close network of E-banking increases the complexity; close ended channels include all the delivery channels offered by the bank on the other hand open ended networks like internet is subjected to security and reputational risk. The risks related with E-banking are needed to identified, manage and control. The rules and regulation should be define by the central authority and share it with all the banking organization in order to reduce the level of risk. The risk can be measure on both quantities and qualitative way. The risk management can’t be same for every bank, and it’s very difficult to apply same rule to every banking organization because change in technology is unpredictable, size and the infrastructure of the bank matters. This report will discuss the risk management strategy based on some basic characteristics of E-Banking. Full article

WATM (Wireless Asynchronous Transmission Mode) experience burst errors, which needs flexible error control scheme. There are two types of basic error schemes ARQ(Automatic Error Request) send NACK (Negative Acknowledgment) for retransmission of packets when it is lost and cannot be recovered, second type id FEC (Forward Error Correction) transmits redundant bits with original data to  recover the corrupted packets. Most of the time error control scheme ... Full article

ATM is the paramount cell transmission technology supports a variety of applications and services with the appropriate Quality of Service. ATM networks requires flexible traffic control scheme to trim down the congestion, which helps to maintain the Quality of Service and utilize the resources in better way. Call admission control is the mechanism employed in ATM networks to accept and reject the number of incoming connection ... Full article