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The Diebold Tip
Sheet was created for media contacts who follow or are interested in
news from Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE:DBD), a global leader in
providing self-service delivery systems, security integration and
services.
This regular
e-publication is intended to provide media with news tips from
Diebold, representing some of the latest events and happenings from
Diebold’s self-service, security, voting and service divisions
around the world.
If you would
like additional information about any of the following tips, please
contact the appropriate Diebold Corporate Communications team member
identified at the end of this sheet.
Diebold stock reaches 52-week high
On Nov. 15, Diebold’s stock reached a new 52-week high of $47.13.
Previously, the 52-week high was $46.58, with a low of $36.40. This
achievement demonstrates Diebold management team’s commitment to
improving the company’s operations as well as progress made with the
multi-year profit improvement plan implemented in the fourth
quarter.
Diebold’s
Branch of the Future gains attention at
BAI’s Retail Delivery Show
Diebold
recently displayed its
“Branch of the
Future” concept model at BAI’s Retail Delivery
2006 trade show in Las Vegas, Nev. The concept featured "welcome
stations," where customers use biometrics and other technologies to
identify themselves, and indicate the transactions or activities
they intend to undertake during the visit. Based on their input, the
conceptual system analyzes their needs, along with the current
branch activity and workloads, and instructs customers to proceed to
several "fulfillment stations" in an order that will be most
efficient at that exact time
“Overall, the concept branch demonstration was very well received by
customers,” said Diebold’s Jim Block, director, global
advanced technology. “Attendees seemed pleasantly enlightened about
the possibilities associated with channel interaction and the
benefits it provides to customers, including better customer service
and branch operation efficiencies.”
Global
Security leader talks about convergence,
the changing landscape at Securing New Ground Conference
Dennis
Moriarty, senior vice president of Diebold Global Security, was a
featured speaker during a roundtable at this year’s
Securing New
Ground Conference at the Roosevelt Hotel in
New York City on Nov. 15-16. Moriarty shared his views about the
roadmap to security convergence as part of the “Welcome to the
Frontlines” panel on Wednesday, Nov. 15. The session focused on how
global security integrators balance changing market demands with
technology and corporate pressures.
“I think [financial institutions] need to understand change, but
more importantly, what it means to our customers,” Moriarty said.
“To me it means smart branch, smart store, smart building.” Moriarty
also expressed the need for financial institutions to understand the
changing landscape. “This new landscape requires not only security
competence, but information technology competence,” he said. “When
we look at the convergence roadmap, I think one of the biggest
drivers today is policy. We all need to be very aware of policy and
how it affects our customers’ behavior, but more importantly, the
impact it can have on their businesses.”
More than 250 security industry leaders attended the conference,
which was produced by the Lehman Brothers and Sandra Jones and
Company, two of the industry’s leading research firms. Securing New
Ground targets leaders in the security and financial sector and
delivers information about the competitive landscape, market trends
and more.
Diebold
showcases systems and services at GITEX 2006
Diebold
had a major presence at this year’s Gulf Information Technology
Exhibition (GITEX) event at the Dubai International Convention and
Exhibition Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from Nov. 18-22.
At the show, Diebold featured a variety of ATM systems and
technologies for the Middle East market including:
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Opteva® 562, which provides cash
dispensing in a small, through-the-wall footprint.
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Opteva® 750 equipped with Diebold’s
Extreme Environment Kit, featuring temperature-control
equipment. This kit allows the unit to operate in extreme
climatic conditions typically found in the Middle East.
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Bulk Note Acceptors and Intelligent Depository
Modules for simultaneous note and check deposits and imaging.
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A multi-currency deposit solution featuring
euros, U.S. dollars and Saudi rials.
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A working example of Diebold's managed services
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Three ATM management applications -- Campaign
Office™ for ATM personalization; Journal Office™, a
browser-based application for reporting using electronic journal
files; and Diebold’s Event Management System, an automated
management service that can operate ATM networks remotely.
Check out the
most recent Diebold press releases you might have missed:
Contacting
Diebold Corporate Communications
If you
would like more information about Diebold or its solutions, or if
you would like to request an interview with a Diebold leader or
topic expert, please contact a member of our Corporate
Communications media relations team:
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Mike Jacobsen
jacobsm1@diebold.com
or (330) 490-3796
*
Corporate inquiries *
Investment/financial-related inquiries
* Diebold Procomp (Brazil)
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Carrie Kandes
kandesc@diebold.com or (330) 490-6319
* Global security *
Service
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Anna
Istnick
istnica@diebold.com
or (330) 490-6661
*
Self-service terminals *
Software
About Diebold
Founded in 1859, Diebold is a global leader of self-service delivery
systems, security, software and service for the financial,
government, commercial and retail markets. Diebold’s core products
include automated teller machines, retail and drive-up banking
solutions, branch facility equipment, integrated physical and
electronic security solutions and electronic voting machines.
Diebold employs more than 14,000 associates with
representation in nearly 90 countries worldwide. Among these
associates is one of the industry’s largest service teams, employing
nearly 6,000 highly trained professionals in 600 locations around
the world.
Headquartered in North Canton, Ohio, USA, Diebold
reported revenue of $2.6 billion in 2005 and is publicly traded on
the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol “DBD.” For more
information, visit the company’s Web site at
www.diebold.com.
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