Growth of ATM outsourcing expected to continue

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

In the face of unrelenting pressure to cut costs and manage growth, ATM deployers are expected to continue turning to outsiders to operate and service their…

Berkeley permit fees could chill ISO business

ISOs doing business in Berkeley, Calif., say newly enforced permit fees could shut down their ATMS.

NACStech highlights self-service

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

NACStech pulled more attendees and exhibitors than it has since 2001 - a reflection of c-store operators' growing interest in self-service technology.

Surcharging hits Mexico

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

For more than seven years, Jorge Fernandez has been laying the groundwork for off-premise ATMs with convenience fees in Mexico. Now, finally, after months and…

Ticket sales at the ATM make a comeback

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Ticket and coupon sales at the ATM were the rage in the '90s, at least among large U.S. financial institutions. That dual functionality, however, didn't go…

Bringing it all together

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

For years financial institutions collected information about customer banking behavior. Databases included everything from customers' ages and socioeconomic…

Lawmakers address inequity in ATM fees

Visa and MasterCard rules prohibit acquirers from collecting ATM surcharges from international cardholders -- but a dozen states have passed laws permitting…

Check cashing gets another chance

The growth of CashWorks, a company founded by several InnoVentry principals and purchased by GE Consumer Finance in in March, and the entry of several…

Wincor World 2005

Wincor World showcases both the financial and retail industries, including self-service technologies, under one roof. Here's a look at what to expect at this…

2004: The year in ATMs

Optimism is a quality that has been in relatively short supply in the ATM industry over the past few years, with many companies feeling the impact of a tepid…

Retail Delivery '04 wrap-up

Fake volcano? Faux Eiffel Tower? Attendees of last week's BAI Retail Delivery Conference and Expo in Las Vegas were wowed by the real deal: some of today's…

More strange-but-true ATM news

Recent strange-but-true ATM-related news includes a befuddled Boston bandit who mistook a copy shop with an ATM for a bank and a gay rights group that…

Investing in the ATM channel

A combination of warnings and 'wow's finally appears to be convincing financial institutions to buy new ATMs - albeit not in huge numbers.

Trade association files anti-trust complaint against Diebold

The Financial & Security Products Association has filed an anti-trust complaint against Diebold, contending that the manufacturer is trying to gain an unfair…

ATM industry under pressure

While the ATM business appears to possess healthy fundamentals in aggregate, the picture looks less positive for individual deployers suffering from shrinking…

Panelists see opportunities, challenges for ATMs

The old ATM isn't what it used to be -- but there may be some new opportunities for continued growth. That was the consensus of panelists at a 'town hall…

A conversation with Bipin Shah

Drop the ATM surcharge? Yes, says Bipin Shah. The Genpass CEO says financial institutions should consider offering an account that would encompass all products…

Hannon, Harper and industry leaders lauded at ATMIA awards banquet

The ATM industry's best and brightest - products and people - received awards and accolades at the close of the association�s annual banquet in San Diego.

A 'command center' performance

A look behind the scenes at Genpass Technologies' 'command center' was a mind-opening experience for editor Ann All.

Breaking the bank of the cash habit

by Sherry Yang

Few things seem as counterintuitive as a bank that does not give cash to customers at its branches.