Introduction:

Providing Government services represent a significant revenue stream for parastatals and are a vital link between a government and its citizens. Maintaining that link effectively,however,is proving to be highly problematic. That is because the payment function is forced to operate in a landscape of continually lowering margin, increase inefficiency and heightened customer demand for new products,increasing cost and regulatory-driven changes.

Parastatals have o explore new ways to retain and grow this business,or they risk being squeezed out and losing their relevance.There is a viable solution.The leverage service utility model provides a structure that will enable parastatals effectively achieve revenue collection in the long term. Better still, it offers them a way to seize new business opportuniies, grow new revenue streams and leverage cost across multiple payment channels.

The payment environment is changing almost overnight into one dominated by only a handful of firms with the scale, technology and process o deliver efficiency. But, payment are different to custody and control. Payment is simply the process of collecting revenue.to outsource the payments function does not necessary translate to losing control over custody .so how can parastatals solve this complex web?

Objective:

This workshop seeks to give key players in the utility sector as well as government institutions the necessary exposures to keep abreast with development in these areas of responsibility as well as the skills to respond appropriately to h technological advancement affecting their duties. The financial institution must also be involved in the emerging scenario as it plays a central role in the scheme of things

To provide information on current EBPP models, which have been categorized into Direct, Service Provider Consolidation (which includes variations widely referred to as “thick” and “thin” consolidation), and Customer Consolidation models.

To provide detailed outlines of various models which describe a unique set of end-to-end processes and participants in enrollment, presentment, and payment / remittance phases. Illustrative diagrams and practical scenarios are provided for this program.

This workshop provides an objective framework within which to evaluate various models available in terms of Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment

Target Audience:

This workshop is targeted at Bank Officials in revenue collection and public sector functions,finance and account Billing Executives, in Ministries and Government parastatals. financial institutions, and other industry participants who seek information to guide their decision-making process, as they venture and the EBPP marketplace.

It is specifically designed for power practitioners from Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), the Generation Companies, Independent Power Producers, Power Transmission companies and the power trading and distribution companies in Nigeria and the parts of Africa. It is expected that participants will include CEOs,

Fee: N120,000 per participant

VENUE:

AFTER SCHOOL GRADUATE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
7, Maitama Sule Street,
Off Awolowo Road,
S.W.Ikoyi,Lagos,
Nigeria.

For more information please call
Brenda on 08037096188
or email: brenda@intermarc-ng.com