ATMIA, ATM Marketplace honor ATM companies for outstanding service

Published: 5 March 2009 y., Thursday

 

ATMIA logotipas (ATM Industry Association)

During the 10th annual ATM Industry Association conference last month, ATMIA and ATM Marketplace recognized four leading ATM players for their individual or combined contributions to the ATM Industry.
 
Tom Harper, the president of ATMIA and the publisher of ATM Marketplace, presented the awards.
 
ATMIA's annual Global ATM Security Alliance Award went to South Africa's Absa Bank. The runner-up award went to Jim Richardson, the founder and president of K3DES.
 
The ATMIA & ATMmarketplace.com Industry Award for Excellence 2008 went to Fiserv, with the runner-up award going to Talaris, formerly De La Rue Cash Systems.
 

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