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Global ATM Maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) LinkedIn Group
Dear visitor,
you have found this website and you are here right now because you have a close link to the ATM industry.
I propose you to get into closer contact with other professional in the banking sector.
Come and join my group at Linkedin:
Global ATM Maintenance, repair and operations (MRO)
This group is for ATM pro’s in both, technical and sales+buyers position. If you are desperately looking for a hint or an ATM item – you are welcome. If you want to discuss the ATM market – join us.
You are welcome to join my second group too:
ATM Spare Parts Finder
a subgroup of Global ATM Maintenance, repair and operations (MRO)
You are looking for Automated Teller Machine spare parts? You want to offer some ATM spare parts? This is your group!
You will find a strong network of people that are in the same industry than you. You may join these groups for free, there are no costs.
Hoping to meeting you soon at LinkedIn!
Best regards,
Ulrich Rosenbaum
Global ATM Maintenance, repair and operations (MRO)
Hello all,
if you are already connected to the LinkedIn professional network than it is very easy for you to check and join these groups:
Global ATM Maintenance, repair and operations (MRO)
and
It is important to network to get the maximun out of the internet. So please do not hesitate and join the two above mentioned groups.
If you are new to LinkedIn, go to this address to join the network.
I am looking forward to discussing with you!
Kind regards
Ulrich
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Wincor World 2010: Cash Cycle Management Solutions in Focus
The topic of cash cycle management will be the focus of Wincor World 2010, which will take place in Paderborn from January 26 to 28. At this event, Wincor Nixdorf invites IT decision-makers from all over the world to join in the discussion on IT solutions that enable the optimization of branch and store processes at retail banks and retail companies. The company and many of its partners will present solutions for hardware, software, service and professional services across an area of some 10,000 square meters. As in years past, a prominent feature of the event is the targeted transfer of know-how through a program of presentations.
The circulation of cash – which continues to be the leading payment medium – is the source of extensive manual work and high processing costs in addition to posing security risks. For this reason, Wincor Nixdorf is placing solutions for cash management at the heart of this year’s Wincor World. With its innovative, significantly expanded Cash Cycle Management Solutions portfolio, Wincor Nixdorf is presenting itself as an end-to-end supplier for the design of intelligent cash processes. A number of solution scenarios demonstrate how the redesign and automation of cash processes through innovative technologies can significantly increase efficiency, transparency and security. As a result, savings of more than twenty percent in the costs of cash processing can be achieved. Wincor Nixdorf’s approach rests on streamlining cash management in retail stores and banks, but beyond that it intelligently connects cash processes across sectors. The company will therefore present not just concrete solutions for cash processes in bank branches and stores, but also concepts for cross-sector cash cycle management. Read the rest of this entry »
Police investigating debit card skimming
Police investigating debit card skimming
By: Staff Writer
WINNIPEG — Hundreds of Winnipeggers are believed to be victims of a debit card skimming operation.
Winnipeg police said this morning that a preliminary investigation has found that debit card machine pin pads at several businesses have been compromised, with the information used in fraudulent purchases in eastern Canada.
Police said that the investigation is expected to take several months, adding that financial institutions in the city are co-operating.
Anyone who believes that their debit card information has been used in a fraudulent purchase should contact their financial institution.
If you’ve been victimized, please contact the Free Press newsroom at city.desk@freepress.mb.ca or call 697-7292.
city.desk@freepress.mb.ca
Source: Winnipeg Free Press
More skimming and antiskimming information you will find at antiskimming.info
Banknet’s Fifth International Bank Tech Summit (IBTS’09)
Despite the prevailing market slowdown, financial services community continues its commitment to technology because IT is essential to enable growth, manage risks, and help in aligning with all business lines, customers, partners and external agents.
According to a recent TowerGroup research, the IT spending picture for financial services firms should improve within the next six months. Banks will likely see an upturn in IT spending in the future. An unprecedented growth of over 200% is likely to be seen in Indian Insurance Business by 2010-11, according to an Assocham report. This will see substantial increase in back office and especially IT spending by insurance companies.
Banknet’s Fifth International Bank Tech Summit (IBTS’09) will be organized on 24th September 2009, at Taj Lands End, Mumbai, India. In its fifth edition Banknet’s Annual Flagship Summit will have a Special Focus on Technology in Insurance Sector. Summit will have senior level participants from major Banks, IT Cos, Insurance Cos. & FIs globally.
Free ATM social network for you
Hello everybody!
We have created a brand new free social network for everyone related to the Automated Teller Machine (ATM) industry.
No matter if you are working in a bank, at a credit card issuer or ATM manufacturer – even if you sell spare parts or repairing services – join us!
Here is the link: http://community.geldautomatenboerse.com/
The meeting point for all ATM professionals!
ATM fraud cases raise questions over electronic security
Source: The Jordan Times
By Mohammad Ghazal
AMMAN – Police have urged the public to be cautious when using automated teller machines (ATMs), after 12 foreigners were arrested this week for committing ATM fraud.
The thieves, who are believed to have been operating in the country for about two weeks, installed card skimmers and small cameras on ATMs around Amman, using these devices to collect customers’ bank card information and withdraw money from their accounts. No figures were available on the amount of stolen money.
The 12 are believed to be part of a network of ATM thieves working in several countries in the region, said Public Security Department Spokesperson Major Mohammad Khatib. Read the rest of this entry »
ATM plus CreditCard Security Congress in the Principality of Monaco
ATM plus CreditCard Security Congress in the Principality of Monaco
Personally I am beginning to check if it would make sense to create and establish an annual ATM security conference in the Principality of Monaco. Monaco is the ideal place for a prestigious conference. Monaco is deeply involved in any form of money related businesses. We have an enormous concentration of high potentials from the banking industry at Monaco. So I believe that Monaco is the perfect location for an ATM security related conference. Sure I have the best links inside Monaco to be able to organize an event like that.
What do you think about? Who would be interested to come to Monaco for an ATM / CreditCard security related conference? We can discuss it here and of course you are welcome to send me a personal message using the contact form..
Should critical security problems concerning ATMs be discussed on the net?
What do you think about? Example: Forbidden Juniper presentation
Check the link to read the blog post at Juniper.
An employee of Juniper obviously discovered a security leek in the network structure used by Automated Teller Machines. This problem seems to concern one ATM manufacturer directly – the name was not mentioned. The employee of Juniper has prepared a presentation for the Blackhat USA 2009 conference to show more details about this issue. The vendor has forbidden to show the presentation. Juniper says that not only this vendor is concerned, the problem could touch any ATM.
Do you think the decision to forbid Juniper to show the presentation was a good one?
Discuss with us by leaving a comment to this article.