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The Actuarial/Underwriter Advisor will work closely with JLGC
staff throughout all the above tasks to assure their ability to
regularly evaluate pricing policies and conduct refresher
underwriting training.
2nd. Short-Term r~/Databaae Advisor. The contractor will
provide a ehort-term expatriate advisor with local assietance for
9 weeks to JLGC in order to assess their IT needs ae well as
assist in the infrastructure/application development/procurement.
In add-it1on, the- contractor wil-l- assi.at in- the developmen.t_o£_an._
in-house training room, credit history and informational
database, and several applications to stream1ine operations at
JLGC.
TO expedite the process and reduce the cost JLGC would prefer a
local IT consultant to assist in procurement of the hardware and
software needed tor the IT improvements.
~he IT/Database Advisor should be proficient in _the following
areas:
- LAN systems
- uniX/Windows NT server systems
- oracle Database ~anagement ~ystemB
- Web server systems
- Internet network~ng systems (protocols. client systems,- HTML.
etc.)
- SSL encryption
- Visual Basic, C++, RTML and other related programming
languages
- Dial-up networking systems
- Expert Syatems, Fuzzy Logic systems (shells and develo~ent
there of)
- Communication management systems
- Integrated management information systems
- AudiO/Visual training aid technology
- Other associated systems/programs
Members of JLGC staff will work closely with the Advisor on all
taSKS and much emphasis will be placed on transferring the
related knowledge and ability to its own staft.
The IT/Database Advisor will perform the following specific
tasks:
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Conduct an assessment of the current IT i-nfrastructure and
how it responds to the present and future needs of JLGC and
its customers.
Provide specific recommendations with regard to the
following issues:
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