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The Case for Outsourcing ATMs by DAVID DOVE
Aug 1, 2010  |  1 Comments  

Many banks recoil at the notion of giving up control of their ATM networks, but cost and value considerations make it worth considering.

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LockedThe Case for Outsourcing ATMs
DAVID DOVE
Aug 1, 2010  | 1 Comments

Many banks recoil at the notion of giving up control of their ATM networks, but cost and value considerations make it worth considering.

Locked(Envelope) Free Reign
KAREN EPPER HOFFMAN
May 1, 2010  | 4 Comments

Envelope-free deposit has been rolled out to virtually all the full-function ATMs at two of the country’s largest banks. Has the investment been worth it?

LockedAutomated Tellers = Micro Branches?
LAURI GIESEN
Jan 1, 2010  | 0 Comments

Putting the ‘automated teller’ in automated teller machines may enable one credit union to expand its branch network at low cost.

LockedLocating ATMs for Strategic Effect
LAURI GIESEN
May 1, 2008  | 0 Comments

Customer retention rather than per-unit volume is increasingly seen as the key to effective ATM deployment.

LockedA 2nd Act for ATMs
KAREN EPPER HOFFMAN
May 1, 2007  | 0 Comments

ATMs and financial kiosks are back in vogue as banks look to strengthen self-service options in the branch.

LockedATM Fraud: Does It Warrant the Expense to Fight it?
LAURI GIESEN
Nov 1, 2006  | 0 Comments

In the aggregate, ATM losses are a fraction of other types of fraud, and vulnerability varies between ATM location and machine. Bankers balance the cost of protection against customer and reputational loss.

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