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A new architecture model for the ATM
Software enhancements open doors for the ATM, but only if they're planned and properly tested.
January 18, 2007
It's no surprise that advances at the ATM have software enhancements to thank. As ATMs throughout the world are moved from OS/2 to Windows, deployers are realizing new opportunities for revenue-generating offerings and advanced functions that today's consumer demands.
But in the process of migrating from legacy platforms to Windows, some financial institutions and deployers have been too hasty, neglecting to take the network's big picture into account.
In this commentary by Nigel Walsh, Level Four Software's executive chairman, Walsh highlights the dos and don'ts associated with software upgrades, noting the critical role testing plays in any ATM migration project.
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Editor's note: This white paper was provided by Level Four Software. Statements made in the text reflect the views and/or opinions of the case study's author(s) only.
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