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How the ATM revolutionized retail banking: Part II
Blogger Bernardo Bàtiz-Lazo traces the history of Diebold and its contributions to the ATM industry.
 | By Robert Siciliano When Scottish inventor John Shepherd-Barron came up with the idea for a workable cash machine way back in the 1960s while taking a bath, he had no way of knowing then that his invention, the ancestor of today's ATM, would one day … |
 | A short time ago I was asked by Tom Harper, president of Networld Media Group, co-founder of the ATM Industry Association and publisher of ATMmarketplace.com, whether I would be interested in reviewing a book he coauthored with Bernardo Bàtiz … |
| James Goodfellow, the Scot who invented the PIN number in 1965, will be honored this Thursday during an awards dinner and ceremony at Harvard University, where he will be entered in the payments hall of fame. Goodfellow, now 75, received only £ … | |
| By Bernardo Bátiz-Lazo Most adults living in urban areas around the world have come in contact with an automated teller machine. But for all the ATM's ubiquity and cultural significance, few people reflect on how the backbone of today's … |
![A History of the ATM [Infographic]](http://global.networldalliance.com/new/images/avatars/10843.png) | About a year ago, ATMmarketplace published an infographic about the future of ATMs. In it, we showed that despite the emergence of alternative forms of payments – particularly mobile payments – the demand for cold hard cash continues to … |
| Used to be, it just seemed like you spent four decades waiting at the ATM for a transaction to go through. But now it really has been 40 years. On this day in 1972, Lloyds booted up the very first ever computerized self-service automated teller … | |
| Since it was thought up nearly 50 years ago, nobody's come up with a more durable or widely accepted authenticator for banking than the PIN. So you might expect the person who invented it to be a millionaire several times over by now. But according … | |
| It seems almost irreverent to wrap up this blog from my hotel room here in Las Vegas, where on the promise of a fortune made from the turn of a card or the spin of a wheel, ATMs within the casinos ensure that the house gets to pull even more money … |
 | For Captain Ahab it was Moby Dick. For Wes Dunn it was check-cashing ATMs. "Check-cashing was kind of my 'white whale,'" said Dunn, who is vice president of sales at Genmega. "I've always talked about how I've been chasing this white whale for quite … |
 | Richard Buckle is the founder and CEO of Pyalla Technologies LLC, a provider of strategic consulting and business development. Let me introduce myself. There are members of this community who already know that I have enjoyed the opportunity to work … |
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Infographic: History of the ATM
A look at the invention and globalization of the ATM.Type: InfographicSponsored by: ATMmarketplace.com -
ATM Software: Trends Analysis for 2007-2008
ATM software is constantly evolving, and sometimes the changes take time to understand. This guide analyzes software changes in 2007, and looks at the industry so far this year.Type: White PaperSponsored by: KAL ATM Software -
The Many Socio-Economic Benefits of ATMs
This factual outline reveals the many social and economic benefits brought to modern society by forty years of the ATM.Type: ResearchSource: ATM Industry Association (ATMIA) -
The demise of OS/2 and the introduction of Windows XP-based ATMs herald a new beginning
ATMs are now capable of delivering more value than before. Most vendors have adjusted to the introduction of Windows-based ATMs by porting their applications to XP. In other words they "survive" on …Type: White PaperSource: CR2
