Advertisement
Promo

Enterprise applications Toolkit

Download now

ATM deposits were supposed to cut costs. So what happened?

PublisherIBM
Format PDFDate added01 Nov 2004
Topics Infrastructure Management, Online Banking, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt., Customer Support Services, Sales - Marketing, Bank Management, Service Level Management, Planning and Services, Strategic Planning, Finance
Downloads89

The original promise of ATM deposits was cutting costs relative to using a bank teller. But in reality, ATM deposits have proven to be nearly as costly as traditional processing. With new improvements and innovations, banks can finally realize these anticipated savings. In addition, there is a great opportunity to streamline processes and reduce fraud. The future of deposits lies in ATM automation.

Download now

Did you find this white paper useful?
25 out of 50 users found this white paper useful


  • Trackback
  • Clip Link

Related white papers

The new information agenda:Do you have one?

The lack of trusted information — information that is accurate, timely and relevant— is on the minds of CEOs and senior executives around the world. a paradigm shift from siloed...


Centrinet case study

Centrinet launched an innovative business service - Smartbunker - based on renewable energy and energy-efficient technology(efficient IBM BladeCenter servers and Cisco networking hardware), It's the UK's first managed data centre...


Accelerate Business through a Cost-efficient Virtual Workforce

This white paper defines a virtual workforce, describes the challenges and requirements that organisations face when supporting a virtual workforce, and explains how Citrix solutions can address these requirements and...


Achieving the lowest server virtualization Total Cost of Ownership

Consolidation through server virtualization is a powerful agent for datacenter change, but shrinking your server footprint is just a part of the value that server virtualization brings to your IT...


Achieving the lowest server virtualization TCO

Consolidation through server virtualization is a powerful agent for datacenter change, but shrinking your server footprint is just a part of the value that server virtualization brings to your IT...


Citrix XenDesktop: The Best Desktop Delivery System For Today's Demanding Business Needs

Whether you're considering your first virtual desktop solution or trying to salvage an existing implementation, Citrix XenDesktop™ is the clear choice on the market that offers the performance, scalability and...


Desktop Virtualization: A buyer's checklist

Desktop virtualization should do more than just move desktop management to the datacenter—its real goal is to put productive applications in the hands of end users. This whitepaper explores how...


Broadband Deals? Powered by Top 10 Broadband

150+ broadband packages

Compare 30+ mobile broadband deals

Mobile Broadband »
White Paper

Featured White Paper

IBM Virtualization Services

Virtualization is a powerful technology and can have profound effects on the datacenter; however, it should be viewed as a component of an overall IT strategy that will be able to support the enterprise's needs. IDC recommends that enterprises look at the entire architecture and determine how to best deploy virtualization

Download Now

Other White Papers

HP print solutions and 3M

the objective for 3M was to optimize office printing infrastructure at 3M locations worldwide...

IBM XIV® Storage System: Thin Provisioning Reinvented

Managing IT storage infrastructure is an endless balancing act of providing enterprise-class...

See All White Papers


Skip Sub Navigation Links to CNET Brand Links

Help

Become part of the ZDNet community.

Newsletters