2nd annual ATM & Mobile Innovation Summit to explore convergence of Bitcoin, ATMs, mobile payments

At the Sept. 10-12 event in D.C., speakers from across the payments ecosystem will discuss the future of the industry.

From bail bonds to bollards: The value of ATM advertising

Opportunities abound, on-screen and off-, to increase the value of an ATM placement through advertising.

Gone in 60 seconds: ATM 'crash and grab' crime on the rise

It's a highly destructive ATM attack with a low barrier to entry for criminals; all you need is 'hot' wheels and a hoodie.

The ATM isn't dying, it's being transformed

'Kicked the bucket? Shuffled off the mortal coil? Joined the choir invisible?' Not the essential, adaptable ATM. 

Can this bug make an ATM more secure?

by Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications

In Zurich, researchers are developing self-defense technology for ATMs using a bit of genius from the insect world.

Why US IADs should dig deeper into value-added ATM services

by Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications

With the redeployment of ATM fleets due to EMV and PCI, it makes sense to investigate the potential of new profit centers.

ATM benchmarking: Because what you don't know can't help you

A collaborative study by ATMIA and Value Partners provides ATM operators worldwide a (free) yardstick for performance.

ATMs left behind as Windows XP support ends

As the the XP support deadline passes with most ATMs still not upgraded, the wait is on to see what the consequences will be.

Who's swimming naked?

If you're an IAD, here are four ways to ensure that you won't be exposed when the tide rolls out on EMV.

ATM Networks at risk of cyber attack, FFIEC warns

by Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications

Council warns of malware that eliminates ATM withdrawal limits systemwide, enabling massive cash-out fraud.

Bitcoin dominates discussion at CoinSummit

by Will Hernandez — Editor, NetWorld Media Group

Virtual currency backers met in San Francisco to debate topics ranging from mainstream acceptance to regulation.

The interactive ATM: 'It requires a new way of thinking'

An Atlanta banker says realizing new efficiencies from an interactive teller device requires a new operational mindset.

Fed study documents rise of mobile banking

Study finds that ATMs still rank high among banking channels, but the impact of mobile on service delivery is growing.

Will the fee cap fight go one more round?

by Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications

The Fed emerges the victor in an appeals court decision on interchange fees and routing, but will merchants keep swinging?

5 simple ways to save money on ATM paper

Paper might be a commodity, but there's more to saving money on it than just squeezing out cost.

Lemons to lemonade: New revenues from obsolescent ATMs

A little repurposing can end a lot of angst over ADA, EMV, PCI and Windows 7 upgrades. 

The US IAD business gets a pulse check

Fourth annual report examines challenges, concerns, opportunities and outlook for US independents in the ATM business.

Report says Target knew about the data breach, but did nothing

The retailer had a working anti-malware system in place before the breach, but it was ignored.

PCI SSC and ATMIA issue joint statement on the end of XP

With time running out for Windows XP support, industry organizations offer information and resources.

One month from today: 'XP Armageddon'?

In the scramble to upgrade or otherwise secure ATM operating systems, it's a smart move to consider other strategic IT options.