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NCR releases ‘self-healing' ATM
January 23, 2008
DAYTON, Ohio — NCR Corp. says it has released a new kind of ATM — one that addresses today's most critical banking issues.
The NCR SelfServ line is a new family of ATMs with first-of-its-kind self-healing technology, NCR says. NCR SelfServ ATMs offer greater availability and enhanced manageability tools to provide consistent service. Changes to the servicing and operational functionalities available in this new ATM family are expected to help NCR customers streamline their business processes and create new efficiencies.
NCR SelfServ also helps drive deposit and revenue growth by delivering a range of transaction services, such as bulk-check deposit, bill-payment or local-governmental fine-processing, while at the same time making the device consumer-friendly.
Offered in both cash-dispensing and full-function lines, NCR SelfServ is available as a cash dispenser or a full-function ATM. And because the new line requires less human intervention, staffs gain time for serving and satisfying the end customer.
"NCR SelfServ is a key tenet in our strategy to connect the consumer experience across the ATM, the Internet and mobility," said Bob Tramontano, vice president of marketing for NCR. "Today's technology innovations can better meet changing consumer expectations and habits. By deploying an ATM with unparalleled efficiency and operational gains, NCR customers can sharpen their focus on the business of banking and customer service interaction, and focus less on whether their ATM channel is up and running."
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