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OCBC wants technology safe and tested
Insight Because banks manage customers' money and confidential data, IT innovation must at times give way to security, says OCBC Bank CIO Lim Khiang Tong.
Tags: Innovation, Banking, Technology, Security, Singapore, Malaysia, Banking Industry, CIO, financial, bank
The impact of the mobile phone
Insight The ubiquitous mobile phone has not only made a significant impact on our lives, it has helped to raise the gross domestic product level of developing markets.
Tags: Cellular phones, Mobile/Wireless
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S'poreans can now withdraw cash at supermarkets
News NTUC FairPrice, a leading local supermarket chain, has launched Network for Electronic Transfers Singapore's (NETS) new CashBack service islandwide.
NCR debuts 'self-healing' ATMs in SEA
News The automated teller machines, which include the ability to reset in the event of software failures, are designed to help drive more revenue for banks, the vendor says.
Tags: Banking, Green IT, ATM, Automated Teller Machine, Security, NCR Corp., Philippines, printer, payment, software
Short Take: NETS launches CashCard in Thailand
News The Network for Electronic Transfers (Singapore) Pte Ltd (NETS) today signed an agreement with several firms to introduce its CashCard in Thailand. The other partners in the joint venture are Bangkok Bank Public Company Ltd, CP 7-Eleven Public Company Ltd, Government Savings Bank, Krung Thai Card Company Ltd and TelecomAsia Corporation Public Company Ltd.
Syndicate uses hidden camera to capture ATM PINs
News Withdrawing money from an automated teller machine is no longer as safe as it used to be. A camera may be hidden in the ATM booth's ceiling waiting to record your personal identification number (PIN).
HSBC to spend RM60m on customer service, support
News HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd (HSBC) is spending RM60 million this year alone to enhance its customer service and support functions.
Getronics rids ATM business for RM370m cash
News Global services player Getronics has shed the financial self-service terminal (FSST) portion of its business in a RM370 million cash sale to FSST systems specialist Diebold Incorporated.
HP to boost NonStop performance
News A top-end server that HP plans to announce Wednesday will run 50 percent faster than the current model, and the company also plans a new "premium" model that's 90 percent faster.
Sun sends forth first version of Liberty
News Effort aims to simplify the process of signing on to multiple Web sites.
Juniper Networks pulls security talk from conferences
News Network infrastructure company cancels researcher's talk at Black Hat and Defcon about ATM insecurities after a vendor complains.
Tags: Network security, Hacking, Federal Government, Business applications, ATM, Security, Conference, Cisco Systems Inc., Juniper Networks Inc., E-book
HP lands US$500 million in outsourcing
News The latest deals are coming the PC maker's way just after a windfall quarter in its outsourcing business.
Citi banks on tech innovation
Insight Bank seeks to keep customers happy by delivering continous innovation in technology and leveraging the Internet.
S'pore: No cash? Just blink
News Three banks and a technology company in Singapore have joined hands to launch a free payment solution using mobile phones.
IBM vice president accused of insider trading
News An IBM vice president was accused Tuesday of trading inside information after he was taped by his broker at Salomon Smith Barney allegedly bragging about his secret knowledge.
