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2002: A year in review
From card fraud to increased regulation, advanced functionality to international expansion, 2002 was another year to remember in ATMs.
read nowImproving ATM deposits
Is getting rid of envelopes better than pushing them? When it comes to ATM deposits, a handful of bank ATM owners and vendors are trying to prove that...
read nowCosts squeeze armored carriers
While it may be impossible to determine just how much emotional damage was done to our national psyche by the events of Sept. 11, the economic aftereffects of…
read nowAn ISO by any name?
Earlier this year Bank of America spent $70 million on a promotional campaign featuring print and television ads created by Bozell, New York, the same ad…
read nowOn target with ATM advertising
Your television doesn't know who you are. Neither does your radio, or the billboard you pass on the way to work each morning. Your ATM, however, knows your…
read nowFinally, more functionality
Though 7-Eleven's Vcom project has yielded the biggest impact to date in the effort to add advanced functionality to an ATM/kiosk platform, a total of fewer…
read noweFunds across America?
First American Express, then E*Trade and now eFunds. These non-deployers have all purchased ATM portfolios with the intent of using the ATM business to advance…
read nowRing a ding ding
Much as Americans have embraced the idea of 24/7 access to their money, many have also become hooked on the convenience of carrying a phone with them wherever…
read nowMexican banks forge ahead with ATM networks
The business-friendly government of Mexican President Vicente Fox is helping to generate a massive influx of foreign investment for America's border neighbor…
read nowTriple DES dare you
First Y2K. Then ADAAG. The latest acronym to inspire industry-wide angst is DES - as in Data Encryption Standard - or more accurately, Triple DES.
read nowPassage to ATMs
In comparison with the developed West, penetration of ATMs in India is low. Nevertheless, there has been a significant shift away from physical branch banking…
read nowAudio ATMs...Then & Now
While still far from the norm, audio-enabled ATMs continue to pop up from coast to coast - and in Australia and other far corners of the world. But it all…
read nowSpain: Ahead of the ATM curve
Tourists enjoy Spain's sunny beaches, flamenco dancing and historic buildings. ATM watchers, however, admire the Spanish market for its large number of…
read nowIs the surcharge ban really dead?
Even though Sen. Alfonse D'Amato's ATM access fee ban amendment was killed in last week's vote, some experts think it's not completely dead yet. by Tom Harper…
read nowConference call
It was no day at the beach -- but for those in the ATM industry, a trip to the ATM Industry Association's Conference 2000 in Orlando, Fla., was the next best…
read nowGotta serve somebody
Have wrench, will travel. At one time, that was all that was necessary to make a living in the retail ATM service business. That's changing, however, with both…
read nowIowa injunction
In another decision favoring the National Bank Act over state law, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that ATMs deployed by Bank One in Iowa were not…
read nowLook before you deploy: State regulations may surprise you
Don't let state surcharge legislation and ATM regulations put a damper on your deployment plans. By Kevin Gibson, contributing writer
read nowConnecticut's surcharge battle
"I will vigorously fight any of their efforts to force our state's consumers to pay these double charges that serve only to boost the banks' bottom line," said…
read nowIris ID system opens eyes in the ATM industry
Windows to the soul? Maybe, but eyes also may hold the key to better service at ATMs and banks. Sensar's prototype iris identification system (pictured at…
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