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ATM Marketplace: June Top 5
It's officially summer. And it feels like it. Whether you're headed to the lake, the cabin, the pool, or indoor refuge with working AC for the July 4 holiday, it's a good time to catch up on your summer reading — including top-rated features you might have missed at ATM Marketplace.
June 29, 2018 by Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications
It's officially summer. And it feels like it. Whether you're headed to the lake, the cabin, the pool, or indoor refuge with working AC for the July 4 holiday, it's a good time to catch up on your summer reading — including top-rated features you might have missed at ATM Marketplace.
Here's the rundown:
5) Gen Z comes of age ... in the age of digital banking
Move over millennials. Gen Z is on the scene and ready to leave its mark on banking and payments. Members of this demographic view the world in a completely different way.
4) Sweden's far from accidental journey to a cashless society
Sweden's apparent move toward becoming the planet's first cashless state is clearly neither accidental nor simply the outcome of choices made by the Swedish public.
3) ATMs going, going, already gone?
I have begun observing that there are fewer and fewer ATMs in places where I used to see them — at airports, railway stations and malls.
2) 4 ways FIs are fighting ATM upgrade fatigue
Nearly 80 percent of financial institution-owned ATMs in the U.S. will have to be replaced or upgraded to support Windows 10 — so what's an FI to do?
1) Banks at a crossroads: The future of ATMs
In North America, the ATM channel is still a key touch point with the consumer. But some major European companies seem to think it's a dying business. So, who is right?
About Suzanne Cluckey
Suzanne’s editorial career has spanned three decades and encompassed all B2B and B2C communications formats. Her award-winning work has appeared in trade and consumer media in the United States and internationally.
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