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Discover the Convenience of Remote Deposit Solutions from IBM

Overview The IBM Remote Deposit eKit is a must-read for financial institutions like banks and credit unions. You'll gain insight on the latest remote deposit capture (RDC) technology, and explore solutions that help companies scan account information and electronically deposit funds. You'll learn how RDC can reduce costs, increase customer service and potentially grow your customer base.

The eKit includes several white papers about RDC and other emerging technologies that help businesses evolve. There are a couple of articles from Carreker: an article discussing different business experiences with RDC and a list of questions to consider before implementing this technology. Download your eKit now!

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2008	Downloads	3
Format	Resource Center
Topics	Customer Support Services, Document Management, Electronic Data Interchange, Business Management, Bank Management

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