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Malaysian bank deploys Diebold software
June 12, 2008
NORTH CANTON, Ohio — DieboldInc. says it has completed its deployment of its Agilis EmPower software on 250 Opteva ATMs owned bythe Maybank Group,Malaysia's largest financial institution.
According to a news release, EmPower's open-software, development tools andservices will allow Maybank customers to complete traditional full-functiontransactions at 250 Diebold Opteva ATMs in Maybank's network. By implementing EmPower,the FI expects to streamline its self-service fleet in Malaysia tobetter serve its customers.
Maybank has morethan 450 branches in Malaysia andan international presence in 13 other countries.
"The implementation of our EmPower software positions financialinstitutions to further their competitive advantage in many regions," saidJames Chen, senior vice president and managing director for Diebold Asia Pacificand EMEA. "With scalable architecture, EmPower is designed to support currentand future needs of financial institutions for implementation as those needsarise."
EmPower supports the entire Agilis family of software, includingAgilis Office Suite, allowing migration to new enterprise-level softwarequickly and with superior stability.
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