Looking over the variety of formats, features and functionalities on display inside an exhibit hall full of Wincor Nixdorf ATMs gives one a sense of how the company managed to accommodate the needs of 500-plus branches belonging to BAWAG P.S.K.
From the relative simplicity of the ProCash ATM line to the advanced functionality of CINEO machines, Wincor World 2012 showed off a variety of ATMs, software solutions, security systems, automated teller safes and more.
ATM Marketplace interviewed several Wincor executives who talked about the company’s latest innovations and how they fit into the global scheme of financial services.
ProCash ATMs
Wincor developed its ProCash line with emerging markets of China, India and Indonesia in mind. In fact, the line is manufactured in China, which allows the company to promise quick delivery. Alvin Ng, vice president of banking at Wincor Nixdorf, describes how his Singapore-based team works directly with customers.
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Mobile pre-staging
A mobile application from Wincor allows bank customers to pre-stage a cash withdrawal on a smartphone. Michael Engel, head of software sales at Wincor Nixdorf, demonstrated the solution and explained how it fits into a growing array of mobile banking services.
Cash-recycling ATMs
Jens Bohlen, senior vice president of services at Wincor Nixdorf, talked about ATM cash recycling and cash-and-coin deposit functionalities that allow customers to take care of their banking needs when and how it works best for them.
CINEO ATM with self-adjusting screen
Wincor Nixdorf demoed a new feature of its CINEO C2590 ATM — an adjustable screen that automatically tilts to provide optimum viewing from vehicles of any height.
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photo: Leifskandsen
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