Money laundering impacts ATM industry

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

Federal regulations target ISO-owned ATMs, independent deployers argue. 

Industry comes together for data security

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

As the credit card industry's 'big five' launch the PCI Security Standards Council, observers question how effective it will be.

CRM at the ATM helps FIs attract, retain consumers

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

Customer relationship management is truly in its infancy, but change is on the way.

Prepaid cards offer another link between consumers and ATMs

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

The prepaid card industry is offering unbanked and underbanked financial independence opportunities, but there's still a long way to go.

Who's who: Jennifer Tescher's unbridled spirit drives CFSI

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

Jennifer Tescher is reaching out to underserved consumers, one company at a time.

ATM advertising rides big wave in England, ripple in U.S.

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

Effective advertising at the ATM depends on three things: demographics, technology and an easy-to-deliver message.

Visa moves forward with plans to go public

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

Visa is shedding its protective layer as it prepares for a 2007 IPO, but only time will tell if the move benefits or further restricts ISOs.

Swipe-and-go becoming new payment mantra?

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

October 11, 2006

Industry acceptance shifts as contactless payments pick up steam.

ATMIA to address ATM crime in Europe

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

October 11, 2006

ATMIA's SEC 6 conference runs Oct. 23-24 in London.

Who's Who: Mike Hudson brings global vision to NCR EasyPoint

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

October 9, 2006

In 1992, Mike Hudson was at a turning point. He had worked 18 years for Dallas-based Southland Corp., now the parent of 7-Eleven, and was ready for a change.