ATM System Implementation
by NG Tock Soon

Abstract

The Automated Teller Machine (ATM) channel was developed to present an alternative access point for cash withdrawals and other banking transactions. It offers the bank customer additional value that characteristically had not been part of the branch network. The machines were available for longer hours than the branch was open, often 24 hours a day. Many banks placed machines outside the branch, in more convenient locations, offering the customer more choices for access to cash.

This talk outlines the design and implementation of an ATM solution and describes the architecture, messaging and security components of the system.

About the speaker

Ng Tock Soon is currently working as Senior Technical Solutions Manager in IBM. He has a wide breath of technology experience including solution architecture design, consultancy and systems deployment. His experience covers mainly financial services solutions.

Tock Soon graduated from National University of Singapore with B. Eng (Electrical) – Honours and has an MPhil in Computer Speech Processing from Cambridge University.