The ATM Industry Association is holding its first-ever industry seminar on cash security
Published:
1 February 2004 y., Sunday
The ATM Industry Association is holding its first-ever industry seminar on cash security. "Secure End-to-End Cash Protection," which is targeted toward all companies involved with ATM cash management, will take place at the Brocket Hall, Welwyn, the United Kingdom on Feb. 26.
Confirmed participants for the event include the Flying Squad at New Scotland Yard, Brinks, Fluiditi, Diebold, IBP International and ATM deployers Alliance and Leicester, Royal Bank of Scotland, Moneybox, Cardpoint and Travelex.
The seminar's program, drawing on several case studies and the most current available crime data, will look closely at cash management best practices, controlling the costs of cash for the ATM industry and the benefits of cash degradation systems.
The event sponsors are Fluiditi and Brinks.
The cost for attending this event is Ј250 (U.S. $457) for ATMIA members and Ј350 (U.S. $640) for non-members.
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