Vienna, July 31, 2002.
Austria's Raiffeisen Bank Group has opted to install ProClassic
architecture from Wincor Nixdorf on its 3900 self-service machines. With
installation scheduled to start at the beginning of 2003, the new software
will replace the present DOS-based solutions.
The decision of Austria's Raiffeisen Bank Group in favor of ProClassic was
based on the solution's ability to meet the requirements of the diverse
networks and host systems installed in the individual companies. Another
key criterion was the fact that Wincor Nixdorf has been partner to
Raiffeisen Group for the last 25 years and has, during this time,
accumulated vast experience in operations for one of Europe's biggest
self-service networks.
ProClassic is world multivendor platform of choice for self-service
systems such as automated teller machines, account statement printers and
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transaction terminals with a wide variety of application options. It meets
one of Raiffeisen Group's key requirements for a vendor-independent
software architecture.
ProClassic installations are tried and tested in a wide variety of
networks and host environments for many international projects.
With its range of software modules and component technology, the
ProClassic development environment guarantees minimum development times
and maximum reusability. Standard GUIs and freely-designable user
interfaces comply with needs for individual interface design.
In addition, the option of integrating state-of-the-art software
technologies like HTML, JAVA, etc., enables connectivity to Web servers
and CRM systems. This guarantees that the self-service delivery channel
can be optimally integrated in future applications. Use of the
self-service monitoring tool ProView provides a powerful remote monitoring
function, thereby guaranteeing maximum availability for the entire
self-service network.
