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e-ClassicSystems introduces central information file concept

September 17, 2002

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NORWOOD, Mass. -- e-ClassicSystems, Inc., developer of the business management system ATM Manager Pro, is introducing the concept of a central information management system for ATMs.

Nicknamed the ATM Information File or AIF, the system consolidates data into a database application. The information is then linked to other legacy systems deployed at financial institutions or ISOs, according to a company news release.

e-ClassicSystems released a white paper on the project Sept. 17. The paper examines the system architecture typically implemented at financial institutions and independent employers. It introduces the AIF concept, its benefits and its impact on the bottom line, according to the release.

The white paper is available on the company's Web site or by contacting Tyson Nargassans at (781) 551-9123 or tnargassans@eclassicsystems.com.

Based in Norwood, Mass., e-ClassicSystems provides software solutions to organizations that deploy or manage ATMs. Its ATM Manager Pro databases, introduced in May 2000, are managing the operations of more than 65,000 ATMs worldwide.