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This week marks the 50th anniversary of the original piece of financial technology, the ATM. For 50 years they have been a fixture of our high streets, transforming the way we interact with our banks and even how we shop. It’s celebrating its birthday in a very different financial landscape to the one it was
Digital transformation and innovation in technology have had a strong impact on the supply of banking services to customers and the bank-to-customer relationship. Banks need to prepare themselves for unprecedented challenges by adapting their strategies, to keep pace with new technologies and maintain a competitive edge in the long term. Auriga is committed to research
Auriga, a leading European software solutions supplier for the banking and payments industry, today announced a new business analytics software module for banks to gain valuable, richer insights into how customers interact across all channels and operations. Unlike many analytical tools, which look at data in single business processes, WWS Business Analytics Management (WWS BAM),
A new tool to collect, process and immediately represent in graphical form all analytical data stored in the bank’s information system At the recent London conferences, Self-Service Banking Europe 2017 and ATM Cash & Innovation Europe 2017 , we introduced to the market our new module in the omnichannnel WinWebServer (WWS) suite: WWS Business Analytics
The ATM innovation trade show will be held on 13-14 June at the Lancaster London Hotel, celebrating 50 years of ATMs. ATM & Cash Innovation Europe is a new event dedicated to innovation of ATMs and self-banking devices, organised by the ATM Industry Association (ATMIA) , which is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Hundreds of representatives
Major consumer survey reveals ATMs annoy a quarter of French people and especially Millennials as outdated but 95% say they rely on and want new services on their ATMs Auriga, a leading European software solutions supplier for the banking and payments industry, today revealed new research into the attitudes of French bank customers towards ATMs.
Over the past few years newspapers have been filled with articles announcing new bank branch closures, but earlier this month there was a new twist. Lloyds announced they would be turning some of their branches into “micro branches” with two staff and self-service machines and a smaller square footage. Is this hybrid combination the future
Think about your local high street or town centre, what does it have in common with every town centre across the country? The same coffee shops? The same high-street fashion brands? You might not have thought about something even more obvious – the ATM. Brits love their cash machines, as recent research we sponsored by
