WINCOR: Check 21, deposit automation will revolutionize the branch

Published: 5 February 2009 y., Thursday

 

Uwe Krause, „Wincor Nixdorf“
Uwe Krause, „Wincor Nixdorf“ pranešimas

The advent of deposit automation, facilitated in many ways by the implementation of Check 21, is not only improving check-handling processes at the self-service terminal – it also is improving handling within the bank branch itself.

Here, Uwe Krause, head of marketing for Wincor Nixdorf AG's banking division, shares with Tracy Kitten, editor of ATM Marketplace, his thoughts about the future of deposit automation, within the branch and beyond.

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