Advertisement No.: CRPD/ SCO / 2019-20 / 04

Posts:
General Manager (IT – Strategy, Architecture & Planning): 01 Post
Dy. General Manager (Asset Liability Management): 01 Post
Dy. General Manager (Enterprise & Technology Architecture): 01 Post
Asstt. General Manager (Enterprise & Technology Architecture): 01 Post
Chief Manager (Infrastructure Architect): 01 Post
Chief Manager (Application Architect): 01 Post
Chief Manager (Business Architect): 02 Posts
Manager (Security Architect): 01 Post
Manager (Technology Architect): 02 Posts
Manager (Application Architect): 02 Posts
Senior Consultant Analyst: 01 Post
Data Translator: 02 Posts
Data Architect: 02 Posts
Data Trainer: 01 Post

Total No. of Posts: 19

Educational Qualification: Please read Official Notification for Educational Qualification details.

Age Limit:

• General Manager (IT – Strategy, Architecture & Planning) / Dy. General Manager (Enterprise & Technology Architecture): 50 years
• Dy. General Manager (Asset Liability Management) / Asstt. General Manager (Enterprise & Technology Architecture): 45 years
• Chief Manager (Infrastructure Architect /Application Architect / Business Architect) / Data Translator / Data Architect: 40 years
• Manager (Security Architect / Technology Architect / Application Architect): 35 years
• Senior Consultant Analyst: 45 years
• Data Trainer: 40 years

Application Fee: Rs. 750/- ( Seven Hundred Fifty only) for General/EWS/OBC candidates and Rs. 125/- ( One hundred Twenty-Five only) for SC/ ST/ PWD candidates.

How to Apply: Interested Candidates may Apply Online Through official Website.

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• Dy. General Manager (Enterprise & Technology Architecture)
• General Manager (IT – Strategy, Architecture & Planning)
• Senior Consultant Analyst, Data Translator , Data Architect , Data Trainer
• Dy. General Manager (Asset Liability Management), Asstt. General Manager (Enterprise & Technology Architecture), Chief Manager (Infrastructure Architect) , Chief Manager (Application Architect) , Chief Manager (Business Architect) , Manager (Security Architect) ,Manager (Technology Architect), Manager (Application Architect)

Important Dates:
Starting Date of Online Application: 16-05-2019
Last Date to Apply Online: 12-06-2019

It’s been nearly 10 years since Hurricane Ike devastated Galveston, and government agencies are still working to complete recovery projects before a state-imposed deadline.

Thursday marks a decade since Ike made landfall and swamped parts of the island city, leaving more than $29 billion worth of damage and 37 deaths.

Officials are working to finish as many recovery projects as possible before the state’s December 2019 deadline so the city can be reimbursed for the work.

Galveston has eight U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development projects currently underway, including street and sewer work and a pump station. City Council is scheduled to vote on additional Ike-related projects Thursday.

Parts of Texas are also still recovering from Hurricane Harvey, which hit last year.

Here’s some grim back-of-the-envelope math for insurers: Hurricane Florence may wreak $15 billion to $20 billion in covered losses from wind and coastal storm-surge, if the past is any guide, according to catastrophe modeler Risk Management Solutions.

That range is based on benchmarking two similar hurricanes from decades past — Hazel in 1954 and Hugo in 1989 — and translating their damage into present-day figures, according to Tom Sabbatelli, an event response manager at RMS. It doesn’t include the potential cost of inland flooding.

Do you know your close ratio or retention rate? And, I mean really know it. Not just an estimate. Do you know where each of your leads are coming from?

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Many experts agree that a website should be updated every two to three years. As website trends and design best practices are constantly evolving, the three-year mark is typically when a website starts to show its age. If you’re like most insurance agents, your website is the last thing on your mind. You spend a chunk of your marketing dollars to keep your website running, but you aren’t actively using it. Your website is covered in figurative spider webs and, as a result, you may not be receiving many, if any, referrals from it.

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Ask yourself this: “Is my website working as hard as I am?” If not, it’s time to kick it into gear. Here are four essentials do’s and don’ts for a website design that generates leads:

It can be easy to fall into the trap of “more is better,” but when it comes to web design, this isn’t the case. Website design simplicity doesn’t translate to boring design or elementary coding. Rather, a minimalist website eliminates unnecessary and extraneous information. There aren’t confusing navigation tabs, long breadcrumb trails to hidden pages, and a cluttered sidebar or homepage. Rather than overwhelm your visitor, you want to guide them to where you want them to go. Focus on using minimal (yet relevant) content, high-quality images, a simple navigation, and a few select attention-grabbing links or call-to-action boxes.

Just a decade ago, adding video to a website was a luxury. Today, it’s essential for every site. Video has a profound impact on the average time a visitor spends on your website. Why? It slows down your website visitor. Their mind isn’t deciding whether your website is a worthy place to spend time; they are too busy watching the video. It should come as no surprise then that the average user spends 88% more time on a website with video. Video also attracts 300% more monthly website visitors and results in a 157% increase in organic traffic from search engines. Video doesn’t just modernize your website; it also increases traffic and leads.

After spending months of your time and energy crafting your website, you are probably hoping that visitors will read every single word. Because of this, you may be tempted to write long, lengthy paragraphs about your practice. While these sections are full of great information, generally visitors are just going to be scanning the content. Use headers, subheads, and bullet points throughout your content to break up longer sections and save the extended prose for your autobiography.

While the rise of website domination originated on the PC, it is now being taken over by mobile traffic. 25% of Americans only use mobile devices to access the Internet, with nine out of 10 mobile searches leading to action and 70% of mobile searches leading to action within one hour. It’s important for your website to be easy to navigate both on a computer and a mobile device. If your website hasn’t been updated in the last two years, it may be mobile friendly, but it’s likely not mobile responsive. Mobile-friendly means that your site doesn’t have any Flash animation and, while it can be accessed on a device, it may have limited usability. Mobile-responsive means your site changes in size and layout based on the device on which a user is viewing it, making it easy for anyone to navigate.

We’ve all been sucked into the black hole of the Internet: watch one video and two hours later you’ve watched every recommended video on YouTube. The truth is, the Internet is full of information and it is easy to lose track of what you set out to do. Make it easy for your visitors to make an appointment with you, follow you on social media, or read your latest blog article by providing an abundance of form fills and social buttons. We suggest having a “Contact Us” option on every page of your website. Keep the forms straight-forward with limited required information — a name, email, and phone number — and your guests will be more likely to fill it out.

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