Free White paper DownloadRunning all your teller stations on a networked thin-client environment can be a great way to streamline branch operations from an IT persepctive – but making the leap is a daunting prospect for many financial institutions. And even if the transition goes smoothly for the workstations themselves, it’s historically been a challenge to get all of the other teller equipment to “play nice.” In this case study, we take a look at how Security First Bank – a regional FI serving South Dakota and Nebraska – has successfully employed branch networking despite operating in some of the most rural regions in the Lower 48 states. The bank also recently updated its hardware to include network-ready scanning and receipt printing using SecureLink by Digital CheckTM along with the TellerScan TS500 scanner and its accompanying Teller Transaction Printer (TTP).
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Security First Bank: The Networked Branch of Tomorrow, Today |