Maximizing ATM Operational Efficiency Whitepaper

 

For many, the decision to replace or upgrade ATMs is driven by one resounding factor. And that’s cost. But, alongside the initial investment of implementing new technology, shouldn’t you also take into account the cost of not upgrading?

Working old ATMs into the ground is inefficient. In fact, it’s a strategy that will cost you more in the long run. As ATMs become older, performance declines. The result is increased downtime, greater maintenance costs and the inefficient use of resources.

In turn, this means loss of revenue, a greater total cost of ownership and ultimately, failure to deliver either the transactions or the experience that today’s customers demand.


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