Direct charging and wireless ATM connections steal Australian show

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

ATM deployers in Australia and New Zealand meet in Sydney next week to talk ATM fees, new opportunities for wireless deployments and getting a leg up on ATM…

NCR's Dundee plant could lose 252 jobs

NCR announced today that job cuts are likely, as the global economic crisis worsens.

Software can improve ATM uptime and enterprise management

by Jay Goodwin — VP Sales and Marketing, ESQ Business Services

Transactional analytics can give FIs a 360 view of their ATMs in real-time.

ATM ISOs look for a niche, and a focus on cash

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

The economic downturn is poised to offer independent ATM deployers greater opportunities.

Triton's new retail ATM is first for company since '07

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Triton's new RL1600 is touted for its compact design, and its price.

Chile's ATM market continues growth spurt

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Opportunities for ATM deployers and manufacturers abound in Chile, but getting an early foothold will be key.

Direct ATM charging in Australia: Is the timing right?

The Reserve Bank of Australia is now allowing ATM deployers to set their own ATM fees, and says the direct model will lower the overall fees consumers pay.

Two ATM ISOs, two stories of triumph in a challenging economy

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

ATM independents TRM Corp. and Global Axcess have proven that changes in leadership and corporate direction can save even the most downtrodden, despite the…

ATMIA spearheads grassroots push for more ATM surcharging in U.S.

In the wake of Visa's recent decision to allow U.S. ATM deployers to levy a surcharge on international cardholders, the industry looks to ATMIA for strong…

Tranax markets new ATM image

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Now under new management and ownership, Tranax says 2009 will be a year of ATM product and service rebirth.

ATMs take another step toward next-gen functionality

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Automated-deposit technology at the ATM is paving the way for a whole host of new ATM transactions, and a greater need for solid ATM service.

Cash management will top banking, ATM to-do lists in 2009

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

The economic crunch has led to increased use of banknotes the world-over, and executives at Wincor Nixdorf say they expect the trend to continue into the near…

Move over TJX: Heartland data, card breach may be biggest yet

With literally tens of millions of card transactions at risk, malware found on the server of Heartland Payment Systems may make history.

ATM future trends: A highlight of ATMIA

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

After five years, ATMIA and ATM Marketplace have joined forces to publish the 2009 ATM Future Trends report, and preview their findings at ATMIA's February…

Wincor Nixdorf says financial outlook good, but global economic crisis could take a toll in '09

On the eve of its annnual trade fair, the world's second-largest ATM manufacturer braces itself for an uncertain year.

Selling ATMs in a tight economy

by Damien Fitzgerald — Owner, DTD Marketing

The U.S. ATM market is not saturated, it just demands a new way of thinking … and selling.

ATMs in a year of financial uncertainty and economic recession

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Where 2007 showed ATM unification and potential for financial strength, 2008 closed with uncertainty, but hope for growing opportunities in 2009.

Economic recession to be front and center topic at ATMIA

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

As financial institutions brace for tighter regulation, the upcoming ATMIA conference focuses on the economy and the rise of mobile banking.

Acculynk pushes Internet PIN-debit service in U.S., caters to online merchants

Online PIN-debit transactions, backed by new technology for security and encryption, get trials in the U.S. and beyond in 2009.

Wincor World '09 to focus on cash, deposits, self-service

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

The poor economy has increased retailer and banker interest in cash management and operational efficiencies, say Wincor Nixdorf executives.