The ATM advertising revolution

ATM multimedia advertising promises pots of gold for ATM owners who understand the emerging technology and recognize the revenue potential. by Tom Harper…

Saturation, schmaturation, says ISO

Market saturation of cash dispensers in their current form and functionality is inevitable, but as ATMs evolve, saturation will become a non-issue. by Ryan…

How low can they go?

Low-end cash dispensers pack one heck of a bang for the buck. But will a floor rise up soon to put an end to the plummeting hardware prices? by Tom Harper…

ATM manufacturer directory

A list of Web links to 29 ATM manufacturers around the world.

Food and nutrition chief to address EBT conference

March 10, 2002

HERNDON, Va. -- Samuel Chambers, Jr., administrator of the US Agriculture Department's Food and Nutrition Service will deliver the keynote address of this…

Triton's ATM shipments surpass 10,000 in 1998

March 10, 2002

LONG BEACH, Miss. -- Triton Systems announced that its ATM shipments for 1998 surpassed 10,000 units for the first time, representing a 35 percent increase…

Industry is ready for its close-up at ATMIA show

March 10, 2002

Although there were no klieg lights or paparazzi at "ATMs Hit the Big Screen," last week's ATM Industry Association conference in Hollywood, Fla., the industry…

Brazilian ATMs remain shut down at night due to security concerns

March 10, 2002

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil -- Brazilian banks will keep their ATMs closed overnight, in a effort to curb a new crime known as flash-kidnappings, according to a BBC…

Diebold signs major deals with Brazilian bank

March 10, 2002

SAO PAULO, Brazil -- Brazil's third largest bank, Caixa Economica Federal (CEF), has purchased Diebold advanced-function ATMs, check dispensing terminals and…

Diebold offers ability to remotely load DES keys

March 10, 2002

NORTH CANTON -- To help deployers comply with the coming transition to triple DES encryption, which is used to protect PINs during ATM transactions, Diebold is…

The Year 2000'—A Crisis Facing the ATM Industry?

Everywhere you go, the three big letters greet you with an annoying grin. "Y2K," a computer bug phenomena topping news headlines, is becoming a household word.

ATM Security, Part 3: Biometrics turn ATMs into private eyes

The ATM industry and big banks have finally seen spy movies and government technology colliding with the real world of everyday ATMs. by Ryan DuBosar…

ATM Security, Part 1: Protecting against brute force theft

The deployment of smaller machines in less secure locales has resulted in a new smash-and-grab theft market. by Ryan DuBosar Contributing Editor

ATM Security, Part 2: Intelligent Locking Systems and Brute-force Defense

In the past 30 years security has evolved, along with all other aspects of ATM technology. Now, the machines use everything from steel reinforcement to the…

ATM ISOs: A Dying Breed or Masters of their Own Domains?

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Just as the Roman Empire suffered dozens of attacks from neighboring power hungry clans, banks are shaking off ATM ISOs on numerous fronts. by Tom Harper…

Building your own ATM coupon program

Here's how to generate more revenue from your ATM network using receipt paper and a little hard work.

Instore ATM couponing: The profit center waiting to be tapped

Falling transaction levels due to ATM proliferation is forcing ATM owners and retail establishments to team up to increase transaction volume. by Tom Harper…

Private ATM deployers take root in Canada's wide-open market

The Canadian ATM market greets deregulation with open arms, reminding observers of the off-premise deployment fervor that broke out in the U.S. a few years…

Why your ATMs may soon dispense less counterfeit

As the federal battle against counterfeit money wages anew, ATM owners will soon see newly-designed bills in their cash cassettes. By Ryan DuBosar…

Banks on the warpath: Ignoring ATM saturation

Banks have doubled their efforts to capture market identity, provide customer convenience, and profit from surcharges. by Ryan DuBosar, contributing editor