The workshop addressed the concept of digital transformation and the difference between it and digitization, the development of electronic payment systems in Jordan, and the most prominent digital payment applications, including e-wallets, instant transfers, and electronic bill payments, in addition to the role of emerging technologies in developing financial services and enhancing the user experience.
The workshop also focused on raising awareness about the safe use of digital financial services, introducing the risks of electronic fraud and social engineering methods, and ways to protect financial and personal data through practical and interactive examples that addressed mechanisms for verifying suspicious messages, maintaining the confidentiality of verification codes, and using official and reliable applications and channels to conduct financial transactions.
The Dean of the Faculty of Business, Prof. Laith Al-Eryani, emphasized the importance of faculty members' participation in specialized scientific and community activities, due to their role in transferring expertise and knowledge to the community, enhancing digital financial culture, and spreading safe practices in the use of financial technology, in line with the requirements of digital transformation and labor market needs.
This participation comes as a confirmation of Ajloun National University's keenness to strengthen its presence in scientific and community events, expand areas of cooperation with academic and professional institutions, and employ the expertise of faculty members in disseminating specialized knowledge and contributing to community service.
