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ATMs: How to improve operational efficiency while reducing costs

Overview From phasing out OS/2 in favor of Windows to complying with regulatory measures such as the Triple Data Encryption Standard (3DES), the physical, technical, and business requirements for automated teller machines (ATMs) are changing. This white paper from HP highlights the key reasons why banks and other financial services institutions (FSIs) are seeking newer, more robust ATM solutions that can help them optimize the self-service channel. The paper goes on to explain how HP OpenView solutions are enabling today's FSIs to:
? Reduce ATM maintenance and support costs
? Enhance security and regulatory compliance
? Expand revenue opportunities and gain a competitive advantage

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Hewlett-Packard (HP)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2005	Downloads	103
Format	White Papers
Topics	Best Practices, Customer Support Services, Security Management, Planning and Services, Security Tools, Security Applications, Bank Management, Security Standards

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