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USPS’ Plan to Get Into Banking: So Crazy it Just Might Work
When the U.S. Postal Service issued a document last month that outlined a plan to offer financial services at its more than 35,000 branches, the
When the U.S. Postal Service issued a document last month that outlined a plan to offer financial services at its more than 35,000 branches, the
The recent Target and Neiman Marcus data breaches drew national attention to POS security, and the fact is that most retailers aren’t fully secured against
As you may know, Microsoft is discontinuing support for Windows XP on April 8, 2014. Here are a few important things to know if/when customers
“Checks are going away.” “How many people do you see paying with a check anymore?” “Paper is dead – mobile is the future.” These may
Whenever image or MICR failures occur, it’s common for customers to ask, “Is my scanner wearing out?” We receive such inquiries occasionally from users experiencing
Don’t Let Your Cleaning Cards Dry Out! Several times a week, we get a phone call from a customer that starts out like this: “I
Snap-in, snap-out replacement parts make the BranchXpress easy to maintain Not long ago, we heard from a customer in Latin America that was having some
Quick, look at the device to the right and try to guess what it is. If you said a computer cable adapter, you’re wrong! While
We had a visit not long ago from Harvey Spencer, an analyst in the capture and data extraction fields, and got into an interesting discussion
If you’ve seen our BranchXpress BX7200 scanner, you know it’s a BIG machine, and there’s a reason for that: Its size actually helps it scan
In the last edition of Digital Communications, we began to look at the factors involved in controlling project quality. We examined a number of tools
Photo courtesy of Mike Lau via Creative Commons 2.0 license When we announced our API version 12.0 earlier this month, you may have noticed that,