Information technology managers and senior executives of organizations often face pressure to justify rising I.T expenditures to shareholders. The book provides new knowledge on how I.T investments affects the financial performance of Nigerian banks. It is a guide to bank executives in evaluating I.T investment policies, rationalizing I.T spending and allocating technology resources to achieve optimum result. The book adds to the discussion and knowledge of the I.T productivity paradox. Inefficient and expensive deployment and operations of I.T could persuade banks to pass along the costs to customers, bank customers could benefit from efficient deployment and use of I.T by the banks; researchers, scholars and policy makers will find the book useful. The book contributes to the development of new information technology system that gives strategic and competitive advantage to deposit money Banks.

Holds a Diploma in insurance,Post graduate diploma in Education, B.sc in Business Administration, MBA, from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and a PhD in Management from Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna. She is a Senior Lecturer with the Department of Economics and Management Sciences at the N.D.A.