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Enterprise Computing Ltd. (ECL), a leading provider of technology solutions, has successfully conducted a two-day training program on effective application management at its modern training centre in Tema.
Recognizing the role IT officers play in ensuring the smooth running of applications, CalBank liaised with ECL to train its team on BIG-IP, a powerful solution from F5 Networks.
In today’s banking space, applications are the backbone of customer interaction. From accessing accounts and facilitating transactions to staying informed about financial services, users expect fast, secure, and uninterrupted access.
The participants gained in-depth knowledge of core concepts like load balancing, enabling them to effectively distribute application traffic across multiple servers, preventing overload, and ensuring smooth application operation.
Under the guidance of the expert engineers, the participants also explored BIG-IP’s Domain Name System (DNS) solution, enabling them to be more apt at providing users with a faster web browsing experience. By mastering both load balancing and DNS functionalities, CalBank’s IT team is now equipped to deliver a high-performance and efficient application experience for their customers.
Through these comprehensive training programs, ECL demonstrates its commitment to helping businesses upskill their teams and maintain a competitive edge.
Enterprise Computing Ltd. is a professional services company providing customised technology solutions and consultancy to businesses. With service offerings in Business Process Automation, Cybersecurity, Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure, Backup and Recovery, among others, ECL is committed to ensuring business success while providing organizations with a keen focus on 24/7 fanatical support.
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