Future Trends Executive Roundtable Members, N-Z

September 14, 2003

Future Trends Executive Roundtable Members

Invasion of the bank branch hits Oregon

September 7, 2003

PORTLAND, Ore. - Bank of America on Sept. 8 was slated to open one of its new prototype branches, which it calls financial service centers in Portland.

More banks adding Sunday hours

September 4, 2003

PHILADELPHIA - Even with the 24/7 account access offered by ATMs and Internet banking, more banks are opening branches on Sundays in what analysts say is an…

New transactions happening 'one ATM at a time'

September 3, 2003

Service providers interested in offering new transactions at the ATM are counting on an army of ISOs to help them move their products into the marketplace. The…

Fujitsu partners with movie chain for ticketing terminals

August 26, 2003

FRISCO, Texas -- By next year, movie-goers at Regal Entertainment Group cinemas will be able to obtain movie tickets, cash and other services from ATM/kiosks…

Oki using KAL's software in cash recycling ATM

August 25, 2003

BEIJING -- Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. of Japan has selected KAL's XFS-compliant Kalignite software for its new ATM model, the ATM21S, a machine with cash…

It's getting easier to add audio to ATMs

August 20, 2003

The bad news: Triple DES isn't the only regulation impacting ATMs in the near future. The good news: technology advances are making it easier to add audio to…

Confessions of an ATM Soothsayer

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August 17, 2003

Fujitus's Kent Schrock says soothsaying seems risky when it comes to the ATM business.

NCR has sunny outlook on battery/solar power for ATM

August 17, 2003

LONDON -- Research carried out by NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR) in cooperation with the University of Dundee, Scotland may be the key to ATM deployment in some…

Visa intros no-surcharge program for Plus members

August 17, 2003

SAN FRANCISCO -- Visa USA is introducing a Plus No Surcharge Alliance, an optional service that will help financial institution members of its Plus network to…

Some Minnesota child support recipients opt for prepaid card

August 17, 2003

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- About 7,000 Minnesota recipients of child support payments have elected to have their monthly payments credited to a Visa-branded debit…

Ulster Bank, Easycash to roll out 400 ATMs in Ireland

August 17, 2003

ULSTER, Ireland -- Ulster Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, and Easycash, Ireland's largest independent ATM provider, will…

Western Union buys stake in UK top-up provider

August 17, 2003

DENVER -- Western Union Financial Services, a subsidiary of First Data Corp. (NYSE: FDC), has purchased a majority stake in Eposs Limited, a Cambridge, UK…

Fleet piloting check cashing terminals

August 17, 2003

NORTH CANTON, Ohio -- FleetBoston (NYSE: FBF) has teamed with Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE: DBD) to create "Paycheck Anytime," a terminal that automates the…

In my next 30 years

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August 13, 2003

The ATM industry enjoyed amazing results in its first three decades, and Dove Consulting's Tony Hayes sees more of the same ahead.

Network is 'missing link' in achieving ATM future

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August 12, 2003

Kent Phillips of Transaction Network Services says that while ATMs themselves are equipped to handle advanced ATM applications, the infrastructure is not. The…

Industry Analysts Predict the Future of the ATM

August 11, 2003

eFunds asked several ATM industry analysts about their thoughts concerning the future of the ATM, and its impact on the banking community and on consumers.

ATMIA and the Industry Face the Future Together

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August 11, 2003

ATMmarketplace's Tom Harper knows the danger of making predictions, but feels safe in saying ATMIA will be key to the industry's future.

A Five Year Window on the ATM Industry

August 11, 2003

ATMIA's Mike Lee sees the ATM industry of the future as a Dagwood sandwich, multi-layered and tasty to millions.

A Smarter Future for the ATM

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August 11, 2003

The role of smartcards in the ATM of the future is discussed by Bayberry consultant Simon Rogals.