Operating a bank requires a deep knowledge of money, scheduling, and monitoring employees. Being able to successfully account for every dollar within the bank is an important job for a bank manager. By using PLANDISC’s project lifecycle management system a bank manager can complete all of these tasks easily.
They can take daily information and can easily attach the data in a number of different file types to the annual operating plan to monitor the bank’s financial status. Therefore, if a bank manager is managing a number of banks, he/she can easily access the information of any bank while being connected to the PLANDISC’s planning cycle template.

Monitoring Goals with an Annual Operating Plan
Certain goals may need to be completed to successfully run a bank. With an annual operating plan a bank manager can clearly lay those goals out on a yearly basis and monitor the progress on the shorter term scheme.
They can see low and high points within a bank’s year to decide where their bank may fall short of any goals. Doing so will allow the proper adjustments throughout the year or to be better prepared for the next year to accomplish the desired goals within the project lifecycle management system.
With banking being strictly run by customer satisfaction it is important that banks drive their business to ensure that every customer is happy. Doing so will ensure the bank’s success and this too can be monitored with a planning cycle template. Customers can be surveyed about satisfaction and the data can be entered into the system. Those items that are lower on the satisfaction scale can be set up as a new goal. Banks can also monitor the addition of new members to find out when they gain or even lose members through a year to see if they can prevent losses.

Track Busy Times through the Planning Cycle Template
Specific times of the year can be busier for certain aspects within a bank. During times when people are likely to be gaining more money such as bonuses or refund times, banks may see an increase in funds cycling through the bank or an increase in new members.
Other times of the year can indicate an increase in loan applications. These changes in the bank can be monitored with an annual operating plan. They can be inputted and prepared for prior to those specific times to ensure that the proper areas of the bank are covered more heavily to keep the flow of members moving swiftly and keep customer satisfaction high.
During these changing times the project lifecycle management tool can be vital to help a bank manager prepare his employees for specific dilemmas that may arise when dealing with members. By properly preparing the staff with an effectively made planning cycle template the bank manager, staff, and members will all be much happier and traffic will be less likely to back up causing delays and disgruntled customers.