by Rebecca Hellmann — Marketing and Sales Coordinator, Welch ATM
In today's self-service culture, ATMs and mobile banking have become key aspects of customer satisfaction and retention. However, the fast pace of…
read nowby Mark Smith — VP of Financial Solutions, Kahuna ATM Solutions
ATM manufacturers have enjoyed years of success with models that had only slight modifications in their appearance and functionality. Mostly, the units have…
read nowby Terrina Rishel — CEO, ATM Authority, LLC
"What's the formula for success as an entrepreneur?" Of course, the complete answer depends on the particular situation, however, I believe there are five key…
read nowby Kevin Christensen — Vice President, Audit, SHAZAM
The longer a card is present in the marketplace, the more likely it is to become compromised. Research indicates that the least amount of fraud losses occurs…
read nowby Kevin Christensen — Vice President, Audit, SHAZAM
In a previous post, I shared tips for deciding whether to reissue a compromised or stolen debit card. When the decision is to reissue, there are a few things…
read nowby atm Atom — blogger, atmatom
No industry has been hit by change over the past few years quite like the ATM industry. The emergence of 3DES, VISA-certified keypads, PCI-certified keypads…
read nowOne of the great benefits of traveling as much as I do is the privilege of meeting people. I am rarely disappointed when I strike up a conversation with a…
read nowby Richard McMurdo — Principal Consultant, Talaris
The other day I ran a series of workshops for a major bank regarding a project affecting a number of different customer touch points. Given the wide-reaching…
read nowby Robert Siciliano — speaker, IDTheftSecurity.com
For most travelers, finding a reliable Wi-Fi connection is usually a priority. While a mobile 3G/4G hotspot connection satisfies some, it doesn't compare to…
read nowby Jim Ghiglieri — Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, SHAZAM
With more consumers doing their banking via apps and websites, some financial institutions are looking at in-person transactions in a new light. Specifically…
read nowby atm Atom — blogger, atmatom
For U.S. ISOs, taking a "wait and see" approach to EMV is a perfectly defensible strategy. After all, standards aren't finalized, processors aren't ready…
read nowThe inaugural conference of the Secure Cash & Transport Association was held last week at the Drake Hotel in Chicago. As an attendee of this first event, I…
read nowby David Tente — Executive Director, USA, ATM Industry Association
Ever since the details of a proposed class action settlement between merchants and MasterCard/Visa were released last year, support for the deal has rapidly…
read nowby Terry Dooley — SVP & CIO, ITS, Inc
In any given workplace, it's common to see sticky notes stuck to computer screens or other visible locations in an employee's workspace. The notes typically…
read nowby Terrina Rishel — CEO, ATM Authority, LLC
It seems that everyone has an opinion about how to spend budget dollars and achieve strategic goals. As a leader, you have the responsibility of weeding…
read nowby Richard Buckle — Founder and CEO, Pyalla Technologies, LLC
I have just returned from a roadtrip to Toronto, Canada — to be more precise, to the city of Mississauga, Ontario, where HP maintains a sizeable presence. The…
read nowby Todd Nuttall — CEO of Better ATM Services, Better ATM Services
Did you see the story a few weeks ago about ATMs that dispense clean water? The story out of India detailed the installation of clean water dispensers attached…
read nowThe Federal Reserve System Cash Product office has recruited members of the public to participate in a research project called "Diary of Consumer Payment…
read nowby Dan Kramer — Senior Vice President, Marketing & Merchant Servic, SHAZAM
Fraudsters are constantly finding new ways to defeat the online protections financial institutions have created. Guardian Analytics, a behavioral analytics…
read nowby Robert Siciliano — speaker, IDTheftSecurity.com
Identity theft is first and foremost a problem because we rely on numerical identifiers that attach humans to credit and a variety of services. Once a criminal…
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